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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8528, 5 September 1907, Page 8

Lands tor Sate J. W. Cochrane.] [A. H. Johnston. CoeSiraßie & JolinstcsHg (Successors to WHISHA V & CO.) LAND, ESTATE, FINANCIAL AGENTS, AND VALUATORS, QUEEN STREET, MASTF.BTON Telephone 1)9. P. O. Box 112. • Telegrams: "Cochrane, Masterton." MONEY TO LEND in any puns up to £50,000 on Rood freehold security at 5 per cent. Fop Sale. QQfV Acres, freehold, 8 miles from /gO l railway and progressive town. Good load. Within 100 yarns o£ creamery, school and Post cilice within miib. Guod land, well subdivided and watered, and lying well to the sun. 4bous° and sbeds. Price £lO 10s per acre. Terms. I a ry'L Aciea, ueebold, 9 miles from 4tO / railway on good road, same distance from good town, all well-sub-divided and watered, originally heavy hush country, 50 acres ploughed, balance in beft grasseo. 7-roomed home with all nece-sary outbuildings, woolph(d, yards, stable, etc. Telephone in house. A grand little farm. Price £l2 per acre. Terms. "1 AQI Acres, freehold, 9 miles X~x:o2 frim railway on u. good ro«d, 1 mile from factory, school and Post Ottice. Fust-class land, flat nnd undulat ng, well subdivided an>l watered and in best grasses, 4roomed house and outbuildings. M< ke splendid dairy farm. Price £ls per aore. Terras. The?e three rvnertipg lotnl'irg 903 acrt-s can be taken together, l-'iic> £l'2 per acr<', on good terms, and only require to be j seen to be snapped up.

F. d. W. GASCOYNE, HASTINGS, H 8., LAND AGENT & NATIVE aGENT. ¥?OR SALE —Sheep Kun, 1800 acres, _lj near nihborne, wintering two fcheep per aero, fi II requisite buildu gs »nd jjoud homestead, £5 lus an acre. Al&o, the boat Bakery Business in Hawke's Bay. Particulars on application. HTIAIiM, 16l) acres, 5 miles irom Napier ; rich land, good homes tend, puce' £35 an acre. Toivn and Country Properties. Good 2-sheep Land is Worth £lO per acre. This Is Good 2-sheep Land and the Price its only £3 per aore. *1 300 Acres, two miles from township (fclanawatu district), and *iilw»y station hy level metalled road, nil in praHR, well-watered and fenced, 10 mddoeks originally bush land, 100 acres flat, balance undulating to hilly, will eaviy quite 2 sheep per acre besides cattlp. 8-roomed house, woo shed, yards, men's where, etc, A lease of I 000 acres adjoining 1,300 acres (500 good grass, 500 bush), for 10 years at rental of 2* per ncre will be thrown in. The f>oo aorea in grass are winteiing 2 w.theis per acre. Price: £8 Per Acre. GOOD TEEMS.

Apply to Saunders & Hall, LAND AGENTS, WABD STREET, 'D ANNE VIE 13. , Tel. No. 7. P.O. Bos GG. 10,000 Acres, Leasehold At ;EIQ 11a Pan Annum For Cash. Length of Laase-39 YEARS. 600 ACRES RICH ALLUVIAL FLAT, with Ift. 10 2ft. of rich black soil, covered with tall forn, tutu, cabbage trees and patches of grass. Balance of property comprises fern, tussock, patches of grass, 300 acres bash and a good quantity of millablo lHx Six miles of fencing will rirg fence the whole property. Flats grow fine,rape and turnip crops, A compensation clause in lease secures to thj lessee jthe value of his improvements on expiration of lease. There is no question about the value of this place. It h about the cheapest property we have ever offered, the GOO acres alone beiDg worth more than the price asked. For any Further Particulars apply to E. Wilson & Co., LIMITED, SOLE AGENTS. Taihape. PRIOR & CALDWELL, Land. KsrA".:, financial and INSURANCE AGENTS, Foilding. 2013 Acres, Feilding District, finest country in New Zealand, 1,100 acres liat; and plouphable, balance wavev, no hill J , all been bush land, 3 small patches of s-helter, now wintering 1,800 breeding ewes, 1,1) 10 mixed sheep, 330 cattle, and "22 horses; hou*e of 12 rooms, manager's house, ebepheid's hous», woo'sird, two sets of sheep yards, cittle yards, dip, two stables, cowshed, etc., 25 paddocks, fences mostly post and wire, in excellent order, springs niut permanent drains for water. Avenuie per centage of lambs rearer la;t jear wa-112. This property is mostly in a larpe valley, well protected from the prevailing winds. Soil is-a friable loun, dark chocolate in colour, now growing cock-foot, rye, covers, crested dogsts.il, and a little timothy. PUICK, £l2 10s per ncre. 4800 Acres adjoining il e 11'iovo place similar lttod Imi slightly ro r ghev, all felled bush land, wintering 'J, sheep to t>e nee and cattle. Gooil houto and bui!di"!,M, PRICE Xi: 10, PER ACRE.