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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 1106, 10 February 1910, Page 1

R. U. HARDEN, LAND, STOCK, COMMISSION, and FINANCIAL AGENT. KIMBOLTON. \ mO LEASE.— 300 acres afc Apiti ' tSTv a^l° imn g school, creamery, andP. 0.; 70 acres bush, balance" graes and crops; practically all level; splendid dairying sectionj house of 5 rooms and outbuildings; lease 4 years to run at 7s 6d per acre, with 5^. 106 purchasing clause. Goodwill FOR SALE.—6OO acres of tip-top grazing country; all in grass: subdivided into 7 paddocks; close to good township; new house of 7 rooms, etc. Price £10 5s per acre; terms. FOR SALE.—IOO acres Apiti township, all in graes; half flat; 6 paddocks, well watered; houso of 5 rooms.; cowshed, 8 bails, etc.; good dairying section. Price £17 per acre. I ALSO have several good 100 to 200 acre dairying farms on my books for lease. Also various lines of sheep and cattle for sale. MAIN TRUNK TRAIN. j Freehold Property, only 12 ' miles from railway, consisting of t>oo odd acree, all in grass and well . sown, well fenced and divided, per- ' manent water; 5 roomed house. Price ! £10 10s per. acre. Terms arranged. i Apply for further particulars to BARTON AYLMER. FEILDING. 'Phone IE3. P.O. Box §9. STRAIGHT-OUT LEASE. LEASE. 850 ACRES. LEASE. 300 ACRES IN GRASS, BALANCE BUSH. GOOD SHEEP COUNTRY. 20 MILES FROM TOWN AND RAILWAY. BUILDINGS ensist of whare and woolshed. Owner will lease at 3s 6d for 3or S years. Right to purchase at £4. J. T. Barry & Co. CENTRAL LAND AGENCY, FEILDnSG. R. Pratt, LAND, FINANCIAL, AND COMMISSION AGENT. MAIN-STREET, APITI. Straight Leate, 7 years, 100 acres, 5 milee from Apiti, 8-bail shed, new house 5 rooms, creamery on property, permanent water, well gressed, at 15s per acre. A nice little dairying gection. Lease, with compulsory purchasing clause, 200 acres, 1} miles from Apiti: faotory, school, and P.O. j 5-bail shed, house 6 rooms, neceseary outbuildings; at 18s per acre; £200 cash; 7 vesrs , lease; purchasing clause, £18. This section can be run in conjunction with an adjoining section of 220 acres, which wiH make either an admirable sneep or dairy farm; 300 seres Sab; will lease either. P.. PRATT. APITI. P.O. Box Ha. t, .Xr.Bfjhwe Nβ. 1. TESTED SEEDS. WE have a Specially Selected stock of Tested Grace Seeds, comprising Akaroa and local Cocksfoot, Hawke's Bay and Sandon "Ryegrass, Colonial land Imported White Clover, Cow-grass, Alsyke, Timothy Crested Dogstail, Maiden Foxtail, Paspalum, etc., >ako Sutton'e and Hurst's Swedes, Rape, Turnips, Kale, Mustard, etc., etc. ORDERS— Mixed _ for Oliente under expert supervision. MANURES— Gea-r Company's Superphosphate, Rape and Turnip Manuree, Kainit, Basic Slag, etc. Special mixtures to suit all purposes. FENCING MATERIAL— Johnson's English "Wire, Barb Wire, Wire Netting, Wire Strainers, Staples, etc. BINDER TWINE— Donaghy's Gold Medal. CORN SACKS— Light iweighte for chaff, etc.; ] full weights, all sizes. WOOLPACKS— Three-quarter size only in stock at present. SHEEP DIPS— Cooper's -well-known Powder, Little's Powder 'and Fluid. MILKING MACHINES— The "Ridd." The very beet. WINES AND SPIRITS— Sold in quantities not less tbian two gallons. SALT— Agricultural, 11 saoks to the ton. CHAFF— Good samples Oaten Sheaf. OATS— Of every description, eeed and feed. FOR SALE. £»Ar| ACRES near Oroua Bridge OvJU railway station; richest alluvial flats; fenced and subdivided; small homestead; protected from floods. Price £27 an acre. Easy terms to approved buyer. (Reg. No. 54-5.) Further particulars from Barraud & Abraham, ttd.