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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 1674, 19 December 1911, Page 1

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-~^'Trini__a-_g_t^_« a a'ffiriwfiiM^iwiiw.w___ Bicycles, Bicycles, pHRISTMAS CYCLES AND KJ GOODS NOW TO HAND. '8.5.A.," "Royal." -''Excelsior," and "Edlin Sinclair" Cycles. TERMS ARRANGED. A Good Allowance on Secondhand Cycles. Call and Inspect the Latest in REPAIRS -TSPECIALITY. BARRETT'S CYCLE WORKS. *■"■" ' lan iif n i i.i c~ a 17 R. PRATT. LAND, FINANCIAL 1 AND BOMMISSION AGENT, MAIN STREET, APITI. ?000 ACR ES Maori Lease, 42 mJ\J\J\J years to run; ,700 acres in ;rass; carrying 1100 sheep, 73 head attle; 7 miles from Te Kuiti; 10 ailes fencing and sheep yards, dip, nd whare; freehold can be obtained &,__? P«r .acre. ' Price £3 2 6 Gd; -.2000: This is absolutely one of the lest and cheapest farms in the disrict. A genuine investment. QfZa ACRES; 156 acres L.1.P., OOXJ 200 0.R.P.; good 2-eheep iountry: practically all in grass and veil subdivided; water in every padlock ; 5 miles from good township and .7 from railway station, and adjoinng creamery; 70 acres flat, balance rery easy country. This place is dirt :heap. Price £10 per acre, with £300 :ash for quick sale. FEW GOOD LEASES AND FREEHOLDS. 3 A ACRES, freehold, rich Kaira- _ & nga land, close to Palmerston; lice residence, every convenience; sheds, bails (concrete); insured £100; jwner makes £400 a year off this; strongly recommended.' Price £2100. 4i ACRES, some of the best; X .house 5 rooms, bathroom, washiouse, bails, etc., orchard and garlen; carry 25 -cows ; rich dairying and; L.I.P. 16s per acre. Owner mly wants £1600 goodwill. Easy terms. CI A ACRES, close to Feilding; 4 Ux rooms; 8 bails, concrete floor; pigsties, trapshed, etc.; lease 4 years ids per acre; right of purchase £40, as a going concern; 32 cows, calves, horse, trap, cans, tools, etc.; equal to Aorangi land. Price £600. 90 O ACSEWES, 5-roomed house, &\J\J pantry, washhouse, cowbails, and storehouses; 7 years' lease; rent 27s 6d per acre; £200 cash for milking machines; opposite creamery and 3-lose to school; all flat; carry 80 cows md horses. ■900 ACRE9 > freehold, Sandon _iUU Block; dwellings, sheds, etc.; 3ails, concrete floor; carry 80 cows; ill flat; well fenced; plenty water. Price £20 per acre. Stock at valua;ion; about £700 cash. Good value. 4K(\ ACRES, 7-roomed house, _MJ sheds, etc.; situated Apiti, ;lose to school and creamery; 200 icres ploughable, balance hilly; carry 2 sheep; 400 acres in grass, balance bush; owner will lease at 8s 6d for term, with R.P., or exchange for small farm. TOWN SECTIONS—We have a good long list on exceptionally aasy terms, as low as £5 deposit, in iifferent parts of the Borough. J. T. BARRY AND GO., CENTRAL LAND AGENCY. FEILDING. rO BS PUBLISHED IN SEPTUMBER, ISIL, BTONE'S Wellington, Hawkt's Bay, and Taranaki Commercial, Municipal ant General Director" re. Ma_ Zaa* land Annual. 1911. Twenty-first Year of 1111. 1811. Publication. lili. Edited by Jo_n Stone. DEMY Bvo. size, containing 14_3 pages, together with numerous maps, co.Trsoted to date, the wbola handsomely bound in doth, gilt labbered. Price: If ordered before publioatio*, PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, 12a 6d; after publication, IBs. STONE, SON AND CO., LTBv, Crawford and Jetty Sts., Baesdig, And ct 840 Lambtcn Quay, " Wellington, London: H. J. King-Potter and fV .. i_ Lnl_atsi Sill, l.«,

Stop Ccmghing Your cough or cold can be quickly cured. Take a bottle of Bonnington's Irish Moss home with you to-night. Free from harmful narcotics it will break up the cough, sooth the irritation, and leave the chest and lungs strong and healthy. But be sure you get Bonnington's ____j__j_Pfc»^^ Bonnington's Irish Moss i Warm appreciation from New ! 1 Zealand's leading Baritone. j I MR. HAMILTON HODGES 1 a writes:—* I can heartily recom- B 1 mend ' Fluenzol' to all singers 1 | and speakers, Mrs. Hodges * I | and myself having had im- 1 | mense relief from severe at- I I tacks of I INFLUENZA 1 1 !!A ft f r ljllt three doses, Mrs. I I Hodges was able to fill her g I .. PS, 1 ?? 01 ,* engagement, singing 1 1 '"Elizabeth's Prayer' fTann- 1 I hauser; and other selections. I I ><>-J} OVe ou win so ° n have § i «. ■ 1 " 3112 .? 1 V 1 every household 1 S "in New Zealand." | ■ 40 m § IID ALL CHEMISTS & ft /fi m § I/O STOBES. £/Q I 21 (\- —Do you possess a Qrama/I) phone? ZONOPHONE RECORDS, 2s 6d. Largest Stock at CREAN'S, Feilding. AGRAMAPHONE in the home is the HALL MARK of Refinement and Culture. Get one NOW from CREAN'S, Feilding. A 17 iam 8» Harold Wilde CREAN'S, Feilding. 20/-HP 0 you like the Cabinet \JI Gramo? Do you like the ordinary typeP Balance arranged on terms. CREAN'S, Feilding. TTJMBO, Twin, Odeon, Reona, _P Gramophone, Zonophone, 100 new Records weekly. All new; no secondhand stock. CREAN'S ALL NEW. EMMA Madame Melba, Clara Butt, Madame Tettrazmi, John McCormao—these glorious voices may be heard at CREAN'S. Feilding. EVERAL GOOD STORES for sale. Full particulars to bona fide olients. J. T. BARRY AND CO.. Agents, _\s_d|a_. IOQ ACRES, freehold, 2 miles J.AJ& from Carterton; handy to Post Office, School, and creamery; 103 acres in good English grass; 86 acres in splendid crop; all ploughable and flat; permanently watered by river and water races; will winter 50 milking cow s and horses; subdivided into 18 paddockß, well fenced; sroome dhouse, cowbails, etc.; milking machines installed, which can be purchased at valuation; also stock, consisting of 50 first-class cows, horses, etc, and crops. Price £55 10s per acre. Only £600 cash. 143 _LAO ACRE S- iease, with purchas~ft \J\J ing clause at £10 per acre, expiring August 2, 1913; 2 miles from Eketahuna; handy to school, post office, creamery, etc.; subdivided into 10 permanently watered paddocks; about 10 acres absolutely flat and ploughable; balance undulating; wil 1 winter 3 sheep, cattle and horses ; beautiful 9-roomed residence, woolsheds, cowbails, and necessary outbuildings; £100 of purchase money paid off. Price £1700 goodwill. Cheapest property in Wairarapa. 133 K1 ACRES, freehold, all in grass; t/.JL' all flat and ploughable when stumped; subdivided into 6 paddocks, permanent streams; creamery, post office, store, and cheese factory within 2 miles. The stock on property consists 20 first-class dairy cows, norse, carts, ca_s, bulls, etc., to be included in price of property; 5-roomed house, trapshed, cowbails, and hayshed, etc. all in good order. Price £26 10s per acre. Only £500 cash. 103 R. U. Harden. Financial, Land & Insurinci Agent, QUEEN ST., MASTERTON, (Formerly of Kimbolton.) WILL BB BENT ON APPLICATION II - > in 11 M. i, i - ALEX. JAMES* PRACTICAL' ARCHITECT, ; Darragh'* Buildings, Manchester. St,