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Wairarapa Age, 21 February 1927, Page 8

LAND FOB SALE. FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM. 82 ACRES. ALL HEAVY RIVER FLATS EXCEPT FEW ACRES OF TERRACE WHERE BUILDINGS ARE SITUATED. Handy to good South Wairarapa town. Will milk 45/50 cows, and capable of great improvement. G>od house. Concrete cow ba.'is, etc. PRICE, £3B/10/- per acre. £7OO cash required; balance good mortgage. We can recommend this dairy farm as being the cheapest proposition on the market. THE WAIRARAPA FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ASSN., LTD., Land Department. MASTERTON AND BRANCHES.

TO RENT or FOR SALE, 4roomed bungalow, Masterton suburb, bathroom, washhouse, scullery, etc., motor shed and wood shed. Shop attached. Business, grocery, confectionery, school requirements. Rent with stock 28/- per week; without stock 27/-. Price for sale £876. For full particulars apply.

m < 359 ) lotara 6-roomed House, with all modern conveniences, beautifully paper, motor shed, wood shed, etc. i-acre nicely laid out. Situation very handy. Price £l4OO. Terms. 6-roomed Dwelling, with i-acre. Price £B5O. Terms. £5O down to a good man. Owner bought suburban property. (92) DIXON STREET, 6-roomed sound house, bathroom, caliphont heater, htuicroom, linen press, gas stove, E.L., washhouse, etc. Price £lOOO. Mortgage £686. Offers considered. (412)

6-roomed Sound To|ara Dwelling, nicely papered, good appearance, nice -J-acre seetion; porcelain bath, washhouse, scullery, etc. Price £B5O. Insurance £BOO. Good loli and c water, nange, etc. THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN MASTER £ ON. (248)

SECTION, 34.5 porches, with frontage of 120.88 links, to be sold under Government valuation to dean up an estate. Price £2OO, Handy. (105) 67 ACRES, cropping and dairying land, Masterton suburb. Terms. £625 cash. Apply for further particulars. (127)

300 odd ACRES, of which 200 flat and 100 odd undulating, 12 paddocks, well fenced and watered; milked 55 dairy cows and carried and fattened 200 ewes, besides store cattle; good buildings. Price • on application. A CHANCE TO MAKE A GOOD DEAL. GOOD TERMS to a good man. (192) MONEY TO LEND.

£2OO for immediate investment on first mortgage. Other sums, largo and small, awaiting investment. Severl small sums available on chattel security.

FEDERAL LAND. ESTATE AND FINANCE AGENCY, PERRY’S BUILDINGS, PERRY STREET, MASTERTON. Telephones: 1782; Private, 1570 P.O. Box 163. Land Representative: jtr. Adam Grant No. 7, Elizabeth Street.

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38 ACRES, Freehold. All flat, firstclass land. Well sub-divided into several paddocks and splendidly watered. Well sheltered by good plantations. The buildings-comprise good house containing six large rooms, scullery, washhouse; electric light and telephone installed. Motor shed, woodshed, cowba“a >~e , tc. The buildings are all in splendid order. The property is situated a little over two miles from the Master ton Post Office on one of the main roads. Immediate possession can be given if desired. Price for quick sale, £3125. Terms, £5OO cash, balance cent 16 ™ 11111 f ° r ter ™ ° f years at 6 per

NORMAN H. JAMES. T ACCOUNTANT, auditor, LICENSED LAND, ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, PERRY STREET :: MASTERTON Telephone: Office 1887 Private ISM

FOR SALE. As a Going Concern. A Real Good East Coast Sheep Farm. 1080 ACRES—4O acres in bush, balance well grassed. It is subdivided into 2o paddocks and watered by streams and springs; 650 acres are rieh alluvia] river flats. Ona house of five rooms, one four-roomed cottage, a five-stand woolshed with machines, cowshed, etc., comprise the buildings. Four miles from town by good road. This property is for sale as a going concern, with 2500 Sheep and 250 Cattle, at the low price of £ll/11/6 per acre, with £2500 cash. Full particulars from E. L. HOLMWOOD & CO., LICENSED LAND AGENTS, Stock, Finance and General Commissi on Agents. QUEJjJN STREET. MASTERTON. PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND building SOCIETY. THE SOCIETY jg prepared to receive Money on Deposit. Terms on application. J. B. KEITH. Manager. TF BOTH YOUR NEAR and Distant Vision need correction, I can give you a single pair of lenses to remedy both defeats. No tnnre changing spec taeles. 11. T. XVood, Chemist and