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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 9 December 1913, Page 8

LAND FOR SALE. W.F.C.A., Lm, IOfITLATON. . BfNERAL MERCHANTS, LAND, COMMISSION, STOCK A STATION AGENTS, WOOL, GRAIN ft PRODUCE BROKERS. VALUATIONS LOANB NEGOTIATED. AGENTS. —International Harvester Oo.'b McOormiok Line, and Zealand!* Milking Machine, Diabolo and JTlott Separators. Qerbar Milk Tenters. Hupmobile Oari. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. 11 Q ACRES splendid dairying and cropping farm, practically all flat, 2 miles from town and l " half a mile from, factory; title, renewable lease; rent £79 per annumj for sale as a going concern; no goodwill is required, but only value for improvements and stock, consisting of good bouse, oowshed, milking machines, engine room, barn, and cartshed, outbuildings, 27 cows, 8 heifere, 2 bulls', 2 horfces and other stock, milk cans, cart, £7O shares in factory, all necessary implements, etc. Price £1350. A bargain. OQfy ACRES, 7 miles from MasterVV* ton by good road ; 1J miles from school, post office, store, factory and railway station ; all ploughable, part undulating, nearly all flat, 100 acres river flats; 'splendid house and outbuildings. Price on application; exceptionally easy terms. 1| A ACRES, Wairarapa district, A " all in grass and ploughable when stumped; well fenced and watered, and subdivided into 10 "paddocks ; close to school and factory, 5 miles from railway station; carrying 38 dairy cowb and other stock; 8-rcL house, very larg* cowshed, and all other outbuildings. Price £l7 per acre; cash required £BSO, Outaidt Rqmmntatlvcr i OSRBON STEWART. PETER TULLOOH, LICENSED BTOCK, LAND, AND EBTATE AGENT. - MAIN STREET, PAHIATUA. P.O. BOX 42. A GOOD HAWKE'S BAY PROPERTY 24-60 acres > freehold, well fenced & subdivided, carrying 1£ sheep to the acre besides a large number of cattle; 140 acres in crop (30 acres in oats, 30 acres in rape, and 80 acres in turnips); 5-rd. house, good woolshed, sheep and cattle jyards, etc. Price only £7 per acre.' Good terms can be arranged. TO LEASE.

LANS Fftft «AUp. W. B. CHENNELLS 1 AND CO., W B. OHJBNNELL6-U. W. SELLA*, F.1.A., N.Z. AUCTIONEERS. ACCOUNTANTS, JLANB a ESTATE, INSURANCE ANS FINANCIAL AGENTS. STOCK ANB IHARESROKERS. iUfiiTBRTON. Tam oldest ItfaMukad and Principal Atfiuat m. fba Diitriot. CHEAP HOUSES WITH LAND. EXCELLENT CORNER SECTION of an acre, planted with fruit trees. First class vegetaEle land. Comfortable 6-roomed cottage with washhouse, copper and tubs. * A real bargain at £390. Easy terms i arranged. Get on to this quickly, or you will be disappointed. 3322 SOLWAY DISTRICT.— Well built 5-roomed house with bathroom * (h. and c..), scullery, copper and tubs. Nicely sheltered section of an acre, with stable ,buggy shed, etc. Extensive frontage ,upon which another house could be erected. Well within the mark at £470. Terms arranged. 3323 LANSDOWNE. Favourite street, Comfortable B roomed house with washhouse and usual conveniences. Half an acre of garden. Cheap at £450; ' 3324 v ■ ——... ■. nfi ■ ON EASY TERMS. OKA ACRES, Hawke's Bay disOtPvr trict, 8J miles from Railway Station; valuable block for cropping country; all flat and well subdivided; 180 acres now under crop as follows: 25 acres oats, 60 acres Kale, 63 rape, balance for turnips. Buildings are all new and comprise 6-stall stable, chaff-shed to hold 8 tons, 2 u rd whare. Price for goodwill £1250, crop given in. £750 cash, balance arranged. Compulsory purchasing lease at £8 per acre. 3319 COMPACT LITTLE FARM. " ACRES, Masterton district, within a mile of school and cheese factory; daily mail and tradesmen's service; about 20 acres recently ploughed £nd sown down; twothirds flat: 0 paddocks; plenty of firewood; beautifully watered; wintered 26 cows and! horse; new buildings, 5-rd. house, bathroom (h. and c.) 2-rd. nrhare, trapshed, cowbails, piggeries, ©to. Price £9O per acre or £32 10s as coins concern. £BOO may remain at 5 per c«nt. Terms arranged. 1 3320

7KA ACRES, Freehold, all good -! , dairying country, about 500 acre's in grass, 150 acres ploughed, and, 100 acres undrained swamp,' about 600 acres flat, balance.low downs ; 4-roomed house and outbuildings; 5 :nile,s from good town.' This property can easily be improved up to £3O per acres and is well adapted for subdivision. Rent only 15s pea - acre with O.P.C. at £l/ per acre at the end of 5 years. ' 800 ACRES, Freehold, 650 acres v in J grass, balance in 'bush; wintered li breeding ewes to the acre besides cattle; .good new house of 5 rooms, woolshed, etc. Price £8 per acre. £lfoo cash, balance arranged. Q47 ACRES, Freehold, all excellent sheep country; about 250 acres flat suitable for dairying; well watered, well fenced,' and subdivided; will carry over'2 sheep to the acre besides cattle; 1600 lambs were fattened off this property last year. Splendid, house of 12 rooms fitted with 'every, convenience, grounds, beautiftilly laid out. Large woolshed .etc,l4 miles from good town. Daily mail. Price £l4 10s per acre. Good terms can be ai*raniied. . ; 1 oi?7 ACRES, Freehold.excellent j eheep country; 45 bales of wool were taken off this property last 'season; will carry 2 sheep to the acre beeides a large number of cattle; 8 miles from town; house, large woolshed fitted with machines. Price £lO 12s 6d per acre. No mortgage. WELLINGTON WOOL BALEB. YftJOOL SALES will be held in the J i r CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON, during the current season, on the following dates:— _Sale. Time. Catalogues close. 5 Feb. 1914 at 9 a.m., 28 Jan. 5 p.m. 3 %h. 1914 at 2 p.m., 27 Feb. 5 p.m. The charge on wool-offered but not sold will be 2s per bale for the first offering, and Is per bale for the second offering. In order to shorten the catalogue, single and two-bale lots will bo grouped as, far as possible and all two-bale lots not grouped will be treated as "Star" lots. To facilitate inter-lotting, no reserves will be accepted for such lots. ' V.F.G.A. &W.F.C A.. LTD. i N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., ABRAHAM &WILLIAMS. LTD., MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO. LTD., DALGETY & CO.. LTD., W. TURNBULL & CO., ; LEVIN & CO., LTD.. & FREEMAN R JACKSON & CO., GEO. H. SCALES. LTD. MABTERTON WOOL, SKIN, HIDES AN DTALLOW SALES. *TEXT SALE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10th.-1913. AT LEVIN'B STORE, CHAP EL-ST. ' DALGETY ft CO., LTD. < W.F.C.A., LTD. 'IX.Z. LOAN * MERCANTILE AGENCY CO , LTD. LEVIN & CO., LTD.

STRAICHTbuT LEASE—NO GOODWILL. QiiFZ ACHES, all grassed, 12 acres stumped, divided into 7 pad*docks, 50 acres flat,, balance undulating, 60 acres ploughable when stumped, capacity 2 shiep. Andy 80 , dairy cows; could daily iO desired; good 5-roomed honse,' 8-roomed cottage, woblshed; ciartslied;" cowshedj dip, yards, etc.; sifaiatea 4J miles from Eketahuna, 1 mile from school. Owner would lease for 5 years at 15s per 'acre, purchasing clause at £l6 acre. This is a good property, and will soon he snapped up. Immediate possession can be given. .Apply at once. T. K NIGHT, LI N « AQENT, EKETAHUNA.

J. B. KEITH, LANS AND ESTATE AOENT, QUEEN STREET,......MASTERTON. FOR SALE. K .ROOMED House, Gordon-street, Lansdowne; gas and water laid on; wash-house ana tuba; large work-' shop and woodshed. .Price £400; very easy terms can be arranged. 1401 | OA ACRES, ( mile from cheese ■ JLI^SJ factorj; easy slopes almost all ploughable; all in grass; 6-room-ed 1101110, large towrshed, stable and usual outbuildings; about 20 miles from Master ton. To effect an immediate sale owner will accept £l7 per acre. Deposit £BSO, bahnic© 5 years 6} per cent. No. 1180. AORES, 9 miles from Master- ' " ton, adjoining railway station, store, school and factory; one of the best dairy farms in the district; new 5-roomed house, fl-bail cowshed, etc.'; carrying 40 eows, i horses and 40 sheep. Owner wa« the largest supplier and fiad the highest test at the factory for the past two seasons. Price £B7 per acre. £775 cash. 186S

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