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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 3 November 1913, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' WOTiSEt. [HE "ALPASS" ESTATE. IMPORTANT SUBDIVISION SALE. 7IRST-CLASS GRAZING AND FATTENING LAND. THURSDAY, 20tli NOVEMBER, AT FORESTERS' HALL, MASTERTON. M E Ss, LTD. A ?nttructed by the Public Trustee, 'will sell as above 2 p.m.— Oqaa ACRES (about), subdivided /woOU ; n t o 4 Farms —About 500 to 900 Acres. SITUATION.—Within 5 m il es from Alfredton Township, Store, Saieyards and Post Office; 17 miles from Eketahuna aiid Railayw. TRRMS • 10 Per Gent. 'Deposit. ™ 10 Per Cent, on Ist February (when possession given). Bai- ( • aace at 5}- Per Cent; for 5 years, mrj-p ROTATE HAS WINTERED T to iferal Yea,'?li SHEEP aid 300 HEAD CATTLE. T LITHOGRAPH PLANS ON APPLICATION. . NOTE. —The quality o£ the land is exceptionally flood. AiTOngemenj have been made to show intending purchasers over the property as lioxr Monday, November 3rd. For further particulars apply to ' W. B. CHENNELLB, (AGENT PUBLIC TRUSTEE), Or ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD

SHEEP LAMBS rOE FREEZING At ANY WORKS. WRIGHT, •TEVENBON, And C»., LM. WELLINGTON. kf buyers at per head'or per pound. Ooasigianentfc of Moat, Wool, and Ptlte, .Account owners, handled by our London branch. . . i If yon desire to r«alisi HIGHEST PRICES v o*l with lis. Fall partiwlar« oan b® >bt*ined from tf»IGHT, STEVENSON AND CO., LTD., WELLINGTON.

PAT STOCK. T WISH to announce that I am a CASH BUYER of all kinds of fat stock DjDEINQ THE PRESENT-SEASON. W. McKENZIE, MASTERTON.

NEW ZEALAND WOOL MARKETS. FIVE IMPORTANT EIIEHTIALi : ill WOOL-BELU«C, VIZ.J 17IXOELLENT Warehouse Accommo da.tion Accurate Weighing Good showing on Spacipui Floors Careful attention to all details, and Prompt return*

CAN BE SECURED b , Kn : ,i *&w« w - DALGETf lb CO.. LIMITED. THE PREMIER WOOL-SELLING HOUSE IN AUSTRALASIA.

Waikato Land Bargains XPOR DAIRYING, CROP--1 PING. SHEEPFAUMING, FRUITGROWING, ii o other place fjust like sunny fertile Waikato. Why farm under temperracking conditions. Sunny Waikato welcome* you. Life made easy in this ideal fanning district. Handy to railway*, schools, churches, saleyards knd markets. Te Awanmtu is the home of the prosperous farmer. It is the place for you. CHANCE FOR MAN OF SMALL. CAPITAL. aQ7 ACrAs, O.R.P. at 17/6 acre; rich, healthy bush land; 150 felled and grassed; well fenced 7 wires and .subdivided ; 3-rd cottage Jind outbuildings, all new; good metalled road to township, 8 miles; cream picked up from idoor. Make good da:iv farm. NOTE THE PRICE: Only £4 1 o/- an acre, and cash required £l5O. 447 ACRES ' I ? reehold; 90 per cent plougliable; 100 acres in grass; 100 acres ploughed for turnips; 40 acres in oats; 1 acre, in potatoes; 10 acres shelter bush; all fenced post and wire; 6-rd house, outbuildings too numerous to mention ; insees £300; 1 mile from creamery, township, saleyards and 8 ijiiles from Te Awamutu. Price £ll an acre; about £SOO cash required and I>aln7ice for 5 yoars at 5 per cent. HEERDEGEN AND ANDREW, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, TE AWAMUTU, WAIKATO.