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Feilding Star, Volume V, Issue 1287, 13 September 1910, Page 1

AN EXCELLENT TJP-TO-DATB DAIRY FABM. SPLENDID POSITION. fjA ACRES, all stumped and 4 'dr ploughed and in grass; well fenced, and watered by artesian wells; very handy to post office, school, factory -, quite close to large town; freehold title; milking 35 cows and carrybig young stock and horses; a very nice house of 7 rooms, every convenience ; concrete bail cowshed, stables, and outsheds. Price £43 per acre; £750 cash, balance arranged. : No. 1543. , EOR SALE.—Good town sections in Feilding. Now is the time to buy and build. A great variety to choose from, all prices, for cash and easy terms. Also some good residences for ■■'.A- H. ATKINSON 00., LIMITED. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS FEILDING.

GRAMOPHONE -OECORDS RAMOPHONE JIVECORDS. PATTI, MELBA, CARUSO, TETRAZZINI, AMY CASTLES, HARRY LAUDER. Band Records, In_trumentaV Selections by the greatest artiat* of the day. There, is no reproduction equal to those by the Gramophone, and this is proved by a visit to A. H. MACLEAN'S MANCHESTER ST., ... FEILDING. F. W. MIERS, GENERAL CARRIER AND GONTRACTOR, OODS carted to and from any )T part of the district. Orders may be left at the Carbine Stables. Post Office address: Makino. Private residence: Tokorangi, Stanway. VICTOR E. SMITH. f LAND AGENT, FEILDING. I°JQI ACRES: 34 acres in grass, 35 /fJ2 in oats; 5-mile from township; all drained an dploughed; no buildings; 5 paddocks; all new fences. Price, £21 per acre. ACRES: joins the above property; all in grass; 6-roomed house, barn 45 x 18; good fences. Terms: 10 per cent, down, 10 per cent, three months; 10 per cent, in 12 months; balance 6 years at 5 per cent. 94 ACRES: scullery, bathroom, pantry, barn; 1 mile from township; 22 acreß in oats, all flat. Good terms. Prime, £27 per acre. Terms, 25 per cent, down, balance 6 years a* '5_ per cent. 289 ACRES, Colyton: 100 ploughable, balance easy hills; good 2 _ -sheep country; suitable for dairying; 6-r. house (good), cowbails, etc. Prioe, £19 per acre. Terms. 210 ACRES, close to Feilding: 60 ploughable; all in grass; shelter bush; 7-r. house,-good concrete bails, etc. Price, £19 10s. A cheap property. E. 0. MACKAY, Land, Stock, Financial, and Insurance Agent, FEILDING. FOR SALE. Q AQ.fi ACRES FREEHOLD, 3 O __00 miles from township: 200 to 300 acres bush, balance in grass, and ploughable; carries lj sheep per acre and 500 head young cattle; 7-roomed house, woolshed, sheepyards, wool-press, docking yards, shearing pens, dip; 15 to 17 paddocks, well watered. Price, £5 10s per acre; £2000 cash, balance arranged. (MSB/469) A AAA ACRES: 2000 Freehold, 4:0 UU 2600 Leasehold, Education Reserve, rent £60 per annum, 3 years to run, with right of renewal for further 21 years. Valuation for improvements. Situated 9 miles Wairoa, close to school, creamery, p.o.j etc.; telephone on to house; 1500 acres bush, 3100 grass, 500 acres ploughable; carrying 5500 sheep, 350 cattle, and 5 horses; 10----roomed house, storeroom, dairy, washhouse, etc.; woolshed fitted with 6 shearing machines with 4_h.p. oil engine; good dip, cowshed, good orchard, etc. Price, £23,500 as a going concern, stock, etc. Terms arranged. (Fol. 482) LAND J LANDI INSPECT our advertisements on inside page. Our. motto is: Straightforwardness civility, and _ttention. MORTON AND CO. FEILDING. TO BE PUBLISHED IN SEPTEMBER, 1910. Stone's Wellington, Hawke's Bay and Taranaki Commercial, Municipal, and General Directory and New Zealand Annual. 1810 TWENTIETH YEAR OF lit! 1910 PUBLICATION. lilß DEMY Bvo. size, containing 1450 pages, together with numerous Maps, to date,, the whole handsomely bound in cloth, gilt lettered. Price: If ordered before publication 12b 6d, after publication 15s. STONE, SON AND CO., LTD., Printers and Publishers, Crawford and Jetty Streets, Dunedin, and at 342 Lambton Quay, Wellington. London: H. J. King-Potter *nd Co., 58 Lud»_te Hill, B.C. NEW BOOKS at MAOLEAU'S.— "Out of the Night," by Baillie Reynolds; "Lord Loreland Discoverers America," by O. N. mvi A. M. Williamson; "The Silent fl*rrier," by Louis Traoy; "The tiirer Horde," by Rex Beach; "The One Who Came After," by David I__n: . "Truxton King." .by George B_rr McOutoheon; "Foes of Jnstioe," by Headdn Hill; "Berenice," by Phillip* Oppenheim; "The Sporting Oianoe," by Alice and Claude Aakew; "The V- >, ' > * l-otirio_B Prince," by Phillipe Oppen _* Id and la Sd. -?:- y^t' "OHAMPlbN"7^^^^Po^ir "'-* C~'j- v . -'' "unply delicious with xteww -fi \?i JP M' ¥U&mit_*, «to; 4d nir tin ';&_lr&__*___-' _____ *» C - M «OB»] ■:. --. . -.-