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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIV, Issue 3312, 4 May 1909, Page 3

Q 1 A acr « s ; Crown lease, rent £lB, vJ with R.P. at 10s; rich grazing land; 500 acres are felled and in grass, balance light bush; 1050 sheep were wintered on 430 acres. When the whole is in grass will carrv 1800 sheep. Ring fenced and subdivided into 9 paddocks; 6-roomed house, woolshed, shearing machines, 2 sets yards, dip and draining yard, blacksmith’s shop, tools. Price, including furniture, 1400 sheep, horse, etc., £4500; £2OOO can remain on mortgage at 5i per cent. ■'T Af | acres, all level, ploughable • utw land, most of country has been ploughed; 11 paddocks, water in each paddock; country grows splendid oats, rape and turnips ; S-roomed house with all necessary outbuildings; 1J miles from good saleyards and town and school; lovely climate. Tenure, L.1.P., rent 2s 9d per acre. Owner’s interest £4 ss. A very cheap property. acres, 150 flat, balance low UU hills; good house, cowshed, pig-styes, garden, and orchard; close to cheese factory, which is paying Is per lb for butter-fat. Terms, 1.i.p., rent £l2 per year; owner’s interest £lO IQs; £SOO cash; balance at 5 per cent. A good dairy property. 1199 OO A acres, all ploughable, 200 OOU acres have been ploughed; good house, woolshed, dip and yards; half-mile from school and P.O. A very nice property. Freehold £l4. Easy terms. 730

£\ K acres of rich river deposit, gooc. At) house, cowshed, pig styes, garden, orchard, nicely situated, an ideal little dairy farm; close to town. Freehold £825; half cash. pTO acres, all rich flat dairy land, O 6-roomed house, 7 paddocks, a splendid little dairy farm. Freehold £25 per acre; 17 oows can be taken at valuation. QQrj acres, level dairy land, well £*J\J watered, part iat. ciose to 2 factories. Price of the freehold, £lB per acre; £2400 can remain at 4i per cent. acres, an ideal property; 1J AUU miles from railway station, i-mile from factory. Price £l3 6s 6d; £SOO cash, balance at 5 per cent, for five years. We have a splendid list of sheep and dairy farms that we can supply on application.

PAHIATUA HAIRDRESSING SALOON. I BEG to announce to all my numerous patrons that I am prepared to comply with their re. quirements, either for ladies or gentlemen, at City prices. Hoping to meet with the support that I have met with in the past. M. QUIRKE. Opposite Commercial Hotel. PIGS. PIGS. PIGS. THE CHRISTCHURCH MEAT COM. PANY, LIMITED, WOODVILLE. PIGS will be received at the following Weighing Stations:— MAY. Pahiatua. Mondays. 10th. 24th. Oringi. Mondays. 3rd. 17th. 31st. Woodville Works. Tuesdays, 4th. 11th, 18th, 25th. Eketahuna. Tuesdays. 11th. 25th. Mangamaire, Wednesdays. 12th. 26th. Hukanui. Wednesday. 19th. T. H. HARTSTONE, Buyer, Woodville. PIGS—BACON—PIGS. HIGHEST MARKET PRICK. W DIMOCK AND COMPANY, M Limited, will receive live Pig* at the following stations as infer : - MAY. Ormondville. Mondays) 10th. 24th. Oringi. Tuesdays, lltli. 25th. Woodville, Wednesdays, stli, 12th, 19th, 26th. Mangamaire, Mondays. 3rd. 17th. Pahiatua Tuesdays. 4th. IStli. W. HARTSTONE, Agent. Wood rife. PIGS PIGS. PIGS. THE WAIRARAPA BACON FACTORY, CARTERTON. 131 GS will be received at the following weighing stations: Mangatainoka, Monday 10th. Pahiatua, Tuesday. 11th. Mangatainoka. Monday 24th. Pahiatua, Tuesday 25th. Tiie price for Bacon Pigs, net weight, from 120 to loOlbs. is 4d per lb. and under 1201bs 3Jd per lb. HUGH WILSON, Proprietor. J. ALLEN, SADDLER, PONGAROA AND MAKURI. A GOOD Stock of Saddles, Bridles, Bits, Stirrups and other riding mid driving requisites kept at shops. BOOTS repaired at Makun. and t nice selection of Men’s Boots kept iv itora. Good value ’u all I«4* at both hranelHS