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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 1135, 16 March 1910, Page 1

&. U. HAEDEN, i LAND, STOCK, COMMISSION, and , £ i FINANCIAL AGENT. ! t KIMBOLTON. t t TO LEASE.—3OO acres at Apiti, i adjoining school, creamery, and j P. 0.; 70 acres bush, balance' grass ! and crops; practically all level; splen- , h did dairying section: house of 5' o rooms and outbuildings; lease 4 years to run at 7s 6d per acre, with £10 10s purchasing clause. Goodwill v £200. FOR SALE.—6OO acres of tip-top t grazing country; all in grass; subdivided into 7 paddocks; close to good township; new house of 7 rooms, j a etc. Price £10 5s per acre; terms, p FOR SALE.—IOO acres Apiti township, all in grass; half flat; 6 t paddocks, well watered; house of 6 v rooms; cowshed, 8 bails, etc.; good dairying section. Price £17 per acre. f I ALSO have Beveral good 100 to c 200 acre dairying farms on my books for lease. Also various lines of sheep and cattle for sale. v c n MAIN TRUNK TRAIN. a OOD Freehold Property, only 12 [] miles from railway, consisting of 500 odd acres, all in grass and well. *? sown, well fenced and divided, per- s manent water; 5 roomed houße. Price n £10 10s per acre. Terms arranged. V Apply for further particulare to BAETON lANB I . AYLMEIi. * i V FEILDING. ii Thone 158. P.O. Box §3. C 1 s STRAIGHT-OUT LEASE. g LEASE. 850 ACRES. LEASE. l 300 ACRES IN GRASS, BALANCE ] BUSH. <! GOOD SHEEP COUNTRY. g 20 MILES FROM TOWN AND * RAILWAY. i BUILDINGS cnaist of whare and woolshed. Owner will lease at 3s 6d for 3or 5 years. Right to pur- T chase at £4. | r i J. T. Barry & Co. ,J CENTRAL LAND AGENCY, ] FSULDtNG. < ____, f R. Pratt, 2 7 i LAND, FINANCIAL, AND COMMIS- ] SION AGENT. • MAIN-STREIiT, APITI. 'straight Loa&e, 7 years, 100 acres, 5 1 ■ miles from Apiti, 8-bail _hed, new > I house 5 rooms, oreamory on pro- i pertry, permanent water, woll grassed, at 15s per aore. A nice little dairying section. ' Leaso, with compulsory purchasing clause, 800 acres, ljt miles from : Apiti; factory, school, and P.O. ; 5-b-il shod, house 6 rooms, necessary outbuildings; at 18a per acrei £200 cash; 7 years' lease; purcb._ahu_ clause, £18. This soc- « tion can be run in conjunction with an adjoining section of 280 aore., which will make either an admirable sheep or dairy fsTm; 800 sores fab; will leaso either. R. PRATT, APITI. P.O. Box Ms. 1. Taiaphem. Nc, 1. TESTED SEEDS. WE have a Specially Selected stock of Tested Grass Seeds, comprising Akaroa and local Cocksfoot, Hawke's Bay and Sandon Ryegrass, Colonial and Imported White [ Clover, Cow-grass, Alsyke, Timothy Crested Dogstail, Maiden Foxtail, Paspalum, etc., _so Sutton's and Hurst'B Swedes, Rape, Turnips, Kale, i. Mustard, etc., eto. , ORDERS— J Mixed for Client, under expert auperrLjion. MANURES— Gear Company's Superphosphate, Rape and Turnip Manures, Kainit, Basic Slag, etc. Special ' mixtures to suit all purposes. \ FENCING MATERIAI Johnson's English Wire, Barb j Wire, Wire Netting, Wire Strainers, Staples, etc. t BINDER TWINE— Donaghy'B Gold Medal. " CORN SACKS— j Light .weights for chaff, • eto.; full weights, all _izes. WOOLPACKS— Three-quarter size only in stock i, at present. SHEEP DIPS— Cooper's well-known Powder, Little's Powder __d Fluid. I MILKING MACHINES— ! Tih* "Bidd." The very best. WINES AND SPIRITS— | Sold in. quantities not less than I two gallons. SALT— i. Agricultural, 11 sacks to the ton. .- CHAFF— Good samples t?aten Shear. OATS— Of every desonption, seed and feed. FOR SALE. AHA ACRES nsSL " Oroua Bridge OUvf railway station; richest alluvial flats; fenced and subdivided; small homestead: protected from floods Price £27 an acre. Easy 3. terms to approved buyer. (Reg. No. 545.) Further particulans from Barraud & Abraham, Md.