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Wairarapa Age, 28 February 1927, Page 8

LAND FOB SALE.

FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM. 82 ACRES. ALL HEAVY RIVER FLATS EXCEPT FEW ACRES OF TEBRACE WHERE BUILDINGS ABE 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; be lance 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. MASTEBTON AND BRANCHES.

FOR SALE.

CHARMING Bungalow, seven rooms and kitchenette; pleasing design; captivating interior; tiled well fires; wellchosen papers, porcelain bath and basin, h. and c. water, gas stove, range, e. 1., hot poihts, extremely pleasant situation (West End); sun uninterruptedly from rising to setting; area, 3-8 acre. Price on application. DELIGHTFUL Bungalow, five rooms, kitchenette, let-in sideboards, cup boards, linen presses, bathroom porcelain fittings, wash house, copper, tubs; peerless situation; every convenience fitted. A stupendous bargain at £BOO. ATTRACTIVE Bungalow situated in Lyall Bay, containing vestibule, dining room, breakfastroom, three bedrooms, and maid’s room, kitchenette, bathroom, porcelain bath and basin, shower, sewing room, electric light, patent w.c. with pot. hand basin, gas cooker, telephone, back entrance porch, heart timbers, erected under architect; concrete paths; concrete yard. Garden, lawnsj close to golf, bowling, croquet, tennis, football grounds, aerodrome and school; close to tram and bus stop, right-of-way to beach, wash house, fowl run, trellis, pergolas, etc.; 18 x 12 garage; concrete floor with pit, two extension lights, folding doors, front and back, concrete rear, washdown; all conveniences, including side entrance door. The house is almost new. We recommend immediate inspection. A positive bargain at £1950.

MASTERTON AUCTIONEERING, LAND & COMMISSION AGENCY. (E. WILLIAMS) Registered Land Agents and Auctioneers, HALL STREET. MASTEBTON. TELEPHONE: Office 1329. KIWI BACON COMPANY. Buyers of Prime Fat BACON PIGS. PALMERSTON NORTH. BUYERS:— MASTEBTON: B. J. O’NEILL, ’phone 3648. ' NEWMAN: E. J. TAPLIN, Central Road, Newman. ’Phone 61J. NOTE.—We are here to stay, and farmers can rely on us being continuous buyers of pigs. “SWAN” Resiatorad Trade Mark—Copyright V J. C. HUTTON, LTD., rpHE ABOVE are again Cash Buyers of CALFSKINS in any quantity. TRUCKING DATES—MAURICEVILLE—Monday, Feb. 28. CARTERTON—Tuesday, March 1. FEATHERSTON—Wednesday. Mar. 2. PIGS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED THIS WEEK. E. W. PLA'ikjfi. Carterton.

THE AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS ROYAL VISIT NUMBERS. February 24, March 3, March 10, 1927. VWE HAVE PLEASURE in announcing that three Special Commemorative issues of “The Auckland Weekly News” will be published during the visit of the Duke and Duchess of York to New Zealand. THE FIRST ISSUE will illustrate the Life of the Duke and Duchess in the Homeland. Accompanying this issue, dated February 24, will be published A Handsome Presentation Plate Printed in Two Colours on Art Paper. This is reproduced from a very Popular Study of THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESSES. THE SECOND ISSUE will illustrate the arrival of the Renown at Auckland with the Royal Party. THE THIRD SPECIAL ISSUE, to be published March 10, will deal with the tour of the Duke and D.uehess through New Zealand. As the party will visit many of the Scenic Gems of the Dominion, as well as the Principal Cities, this number will include a striking array of Pictures. 9d PER COPY—Plus Postage. Send your order at once to McLEOD & YOUNG’S, “The Academy,” QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON