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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3071, 16 December 1908, Page 8

Lands for Sale. 1000 Acres, small grazing run, Hawke's Bay, Government lease with, j 16 years to run—3s 7-Jd per acre. Situated 1\ miles from school and post ' office, 9 miles from railway station by good metalled ro.id. All cleared and in grass, 25 acres oats, 24 acres rape, 50 acres ready for turnips. All ploughable with the exception of few small spurs: well watered, lies well to the sun, 50 acres flat, 8 paddocks. Wintered 1500 mixed sheep and 50 cattle. 5-roomed house, outbuildings, yards, j dip, etc. One of the finest blocks in the settlement—a bargain at the price asked, £2 per acre. Don't miss this. Cochrane 8 Bufemenf, Queen Street, Masterton, FOE EXCHANGE, Sheep Farms, Dairy Farms, Town Sections, Hotels, etc.. F. P. WELCH, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Perry Street, Master ton. Valuations made on Town and Country Property. Agent: Yorkshire Insurance Coy., Fire and Accident. Accident and Employers' Liability. ' Live Stock Insured and Foaling Risks Taken. TO LET. 5 Rooms, bathroom, scullery, gas laid . on, 1 acre good land, Lansdowne, 14s; 6 rooms, h. and c. water, bath-room, £ acre land, Lansiowne, 12s; 6 rooms and conveniences, { acre land, Lansdowne, 12s Gd ; 7 rooms, Hogg Crescent, 17s; 6 rooms, Hogg Crescent, 15s ; 6 rooms, Pine , Street, 14s ; 2 rooms, stable and loosebox with loft, Albert Street, 8s; 6 rooms, • Villa Street, 13s; 3 unfurnished rooms and use of kitchen and conveniences, 6s; I.] acre good land, Lansdowne, 3s week; 6 rooms, Cole Street, lis ; 4 rooms and 1 ■* acre, South Road, 9s. FOR SALE. -Roomed House and conveniences, off Lincoln Road, a good house. Price .£4OO. Only £lO down, and balance i arranged on weekly payments, Unpaid principal bearing interest at 6 per cent. j 5 Rooms and over \ acre, corner section, 5 minutes from P. 0., a good house only £450, £§o d®wn, balance arranged. HOUSE S rooms, with every convenience, not long built, good garden, conservatory, stables, trapshed. t L CHEAP SHEEP FARM. I 1160 Acres, Hawke's Bay, Govs ernment Lease with right to purchase ; at 17/6 per acre, all fenced and subdivided, about 800 acres laid down in 3 - best English grass, 300 acres flat, bals ance easy rolling land, lies well to the sun, permanent water, good dwelling of 6 rooms with all conveniences, good woolshed, night pens and yards to hold 2000 sheep, situated within easy distance of town and railway, 2 miles from school, store, P.O. and creamery. * This property will winter 2 big sheep easily, besides cattle, and is a bargain I at £7 per acre. .£1,500 cash, balance 3 arranged. BROPHY & MOWLEM. f Land and Estate Agents, s RANGITIKEI ST.. PALMERSTON N. J. B. KEITH, LAND & ESTATE AGENT, 150 QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. Representative—S. R AYMES., FOR SALE : GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE, 10 rooms, 7i acres good land, orchard, usual outbuildings. High pressure water supply. Price on applicacation. 679 House, 5 rooms, Victoria Street. Centrally situated. Price for a quick sale, 200 acres, first-class, level land, watered by creeks, river and water , races; 14 paddocks; 2 miles from i school, 1 mile from factory. Buildings —Fine large 8-roomed house, 2 cowsheds, trapshed, stable, pig-styes, large barn, etc. This is a first-class farm and only a short distance from Masterton. Price, ,£l6 10s per acre. 526 SO acres, Marton, practically all level, 20 acres at, present in crop; 6 paddocks, 7 roomed house, 6 bail cowshed, stable, barn, etc. Everything in first-class order. .£35 per acre. ,£SOO cash. 654 FOR EXCHANGE. 3LOOO acres between Tauranga and Rotorua, I.V miles from school, creamery, post oftbe and store. Buildings—--6 roonnd house and ysual outbuildings. Good orchard or over 100 trees. 6 paddocks well watered by creeks, at present carrying 1300 sheep and 70 cattle. Price, £3 10s per acre. 678 FACTS ABOUT Inverc-vrgill, Jan. 16, 1908. I have used MUETON'S SHEEP DIP for several years. I have always found it easily mixed, uniform in quality, thoroughly eit'ective and lasting, leaving the wool clean and bright. I have never used a better.—GEOßGE SUTTON. Note—Mr Sutton is the well-known breader of Lincolns. October 7th, 1908. I used MURTON'S DIP for ten years I (1896 to 1906), when I tried a much advertised dip for one season, but I did not like it. Last season I returned to MURTON'S, and shall continue to use it. —C. CODD, Wharerangi. (Whetukura, H. 8., October 12, 1908. Messrs CLEGG & SONS. " We have used MURTON'S SHEEP DIP for ten years. It lias always been satisfactory in every respect. We have used other dips, but have found none as satisfactory, if it were the most expensive dip we would prefer it to Wy others. H. J. TWIGG. Petane Grange, 16th September, 1907. I have much pleasnro in stating that I have used your number two dip and no other for the last 16 or 17 years. It has always given me great satisfaction, and has kept mp sheep free from lice. I miy also state that I have never had any loss in sheep from dipping. You are at liberty to make any use of this letter that you like. C. T. BARRIBAL, Waiuku, Auckland. October 10, 1907. MURTON'S DIP-Re your inquiry, I may say that this Dip has been used by me for many years, and has given me entire satisfaction Note-Mr Barribal is a well-known breeder of Lincolns. 1 AGENTS FOR wairar a paNX LOAN & MERCANTILE CO.