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Wairarapa Age, 2 January 1913, Page 8

LAND* FOR BALE. W. B. mmm AND 60. (W. B. Gkwuialls.). Q. W, Bell*r A.1.A.N.Z.) AUCTIONEERS, ASGOUNTANTQ, LANS, ESTATE, IHBU RANGE, AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. STOCK AND BHAREBROKERB. MASTEBTON. IHE Oldetft .Established and Principal Agoncy in th© District. We have several applicants desirous of purchasing various classes of properties in and around Masterton, particularly places of the following de Bcription. Owners of such properties are invited to forward us such details of same as soar* as possible, in, order that our buyers may be communicated with straight away. WE HAVE A BUYER FOR: Residential Property within say 15 miles of Masterton. Good road essential. About 100 to 150 a-cres. Our man has £4OOO cash. WE HAVE 3 BUYERS FOR: Dairy Farms of from 100 to 150 acres, anywhere in Wairarapa. Cash from' £SOO to £7OO. WE HAVE 4 BUYERS FOR: Sheep Farms of from 500 to 1000 acres. Cash deposits of £ISOO upwards. WE HAVE 7 BUYERS FOR: Local Houses of from sto 7 rooms. Must bo available on good terms of from £SO to £IOO cash. Our applicants are responsible men. The above mentioned are all bona fide buyers, and we would urge ail owners prepared to sell such properties as quoted, to write us at once, or better still, givo us a call. OWNERS!

LANDS FOR SALE. oss and LAND AGENTS AND BHAK&-' JBitOKKlib. MASTE^IDN. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. ADIH ACiIES > Freehold, situated \JVJ\J situated about 13 miles east of Te Puke, and about the same distance west of Matataa. All drained swamp, now down in English grasses, has a frontage to the coast, well watered and fenced into numerous paddocks. Purely Dairying Country, capable of carrying 250 to 300 cows. Cart calls for cream daily. Mostly ploughable, at present 50 acres have been ploughed, and is now being put down in turnips and maize. Plantation and young orchard; good Groomed house, milking shed, with engine and separator, other outbuildings Ideal climate. Has a big prospective value. Price £l2 per ac. equity, £5200 tor an exchange the owner wants sheep country; warm climate preferI red. PRIVATE Boarding House in the - centre of Masterton, containing lb rooms; nicge garden and orchard. ! Ihis house is always fall Rent 30s per -week. Price £2OO, for furImtiire and goodwill. Will exchange for vaall farm. HOUSES, in centre of Petone, containing 4 rooms, all conveniences, I nght opposite P.O. Rent lis 6d .Never empty. Mortgage £375 Exchange for small house inMasterton LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. PERRY STREET. MASTERTON. YORKSHIRE INSURANCE COM(Fire, Accident, and Live Stock.) CARRYING BUSINESS. i ONLY £350. u *,fT>o T0 £m P er month turnyv\J over. Total cost per -troth £22. Lease 6R. H.; P 3 acres land. 7-stalled stable, feed-' house, waggon-shed and hay loft. Plant comprises 6 horses an dharness, and one new covered in waggon £4O pe r year is received for delivering papers Carrying is done between two good towns on metalled road and with additional plant the business could be very much extended. Only AdoU as a going concern. A splendid opening for man with limited capi-

READ THE ABOVE NOTICE. For further particulars apply— W.B CHENNELLS AND CO. rpim FALL OF THE TURKISH 1 EMPIRE: Has nothing to do with the Low Prices and Great Variety of the NEW SEASON'S ART DECORATIONS. AT MtHWB Where a Beautiful Selection in Tints of all SHADES and Permanent Colours are now Ghowing. There are Handsome Friezes to suit any Srado or Pattern. Your Painting or Paperhanging Work done in the Best Manner by an EXPERT STAFF in any part of the District, at LOWEST RATES. ASK FOR PRTCES AND PAT. TERNS. „ not e. VALUER LAND AND ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT. Bank of New Zealand Chambers. QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. (W. BANNISTER. Representative.) FOR Sale. —Goodwill Boardinghouse. 22 rooms, five years' lease at 25s per week going concern £3UU cash. GOOD DAIRY FARM. Kaiparoro Limestone Country. Good road, close to factory; 8 paddocks, well grassed and watered. Splendid buildings; up-to-date good new house and small cottage. N w running, 60 cows, 40 young stock 200 sheep;" Milking machines and plant go with the property. Small deposit wanted. ILKING lOR SIMPLICITY IN ALL DETAILS THE "ZEALANDIA" STANDS ALONE. UPKEEP AT LEAST 25 PER CENT. BELOW THAT OF ANY OTHER MAKE. 3f\ MACHINES NOW RUNNING U ONE OR MORE SEASONS, AND NOT ONE DISSATISFIED USER. ' ALREADY ORDERED FOR 9 NEXT SEASON IN WAIRARAPA AND BUSH DISTRICTS. "ZEALANDIA MILKING MACHINE. ' AND CO., LTD. 8. C. STEWART, MASrERTON. Resident Representative,

FOR SALE. House, 5 rooms, built 4 years. Good healthy locality. J acre section. A gift at £4lO. Three-quarter acre corner =• section. An absoiute bargain, and a veritable gift at £IUU. 4 rooms in good condition; good section. Price only £l5O cash. 7 rooms, washhouse, copper and tubs, J acre. A nice property, few minutes walk from P.O. £6OO. Only £SO cash wanted. Cheap House, 4 rooms and scullery, washhouse, copper and tubs, workshop, water and drainage, o minutes from P.O. Given away at £285. Must be sold. Owner leaving Masterton. SECTION: 1 rood 8 perches; &n« building section, only £6O. Section, $ acre ,good poaiton. Lanßdowne, fenced, only £BO. A Bargain. Building Sections, Lincoln Road, £BO to £IOO. Any terms to suit buyers. • CEMENT WILSON'S STAR BRARSD 'O New untried article. Tested x"i for 25 years. Every bag guaranteed. Lowest Wellington Rates. WILSON'S HYDRAULIC LIME. THE BEST BUILDING LEVIE. Cement Pipes 4 inches to 42 inches in diameter. Concrete Troughs, Salt Pans, Fencing Posts., etc. in HE /CEMENT TJIPI "Went •*■ ipe LIMITED. MASTERTON. Telephone 185.' And at HASTINGS. H.B. ATRICK, BAKER AND *»««TECTIOMER, ETIBEES to aoty 7 *&& public tiaS v V he has taken, ovw, the bu&inc*D lar-ely carried on by MR J. P. RANKIN. Thf business will be conducted on tie most up-to-date lines,, and customers can depend upon pjettiiijg the be*t BREAD and choicest SMALL GOOI an d BIRTHDAY UAn.*-.< .peciaity. Oo&-t-omenj waited on aaJy. NOTE.— The Bakery in Pin* Stem is still being conducted under tfea saaas management. L. MOD. PATRICK, (LATE J. P. RANKIN.) Corner Qu n ea Mid Perry Btrw*3. MASTESTON;

The Lids fit __ . ....„ .... speck of dust or the minutest drop of rain water c: interstices. And. mind you, any lid wilt fit any can with equal exactness. The Cans themselves are made of 'lO gunge best charcoal tinned steel, with welded hoops, hollowed bottoms, and fast handles. "VICTOR" Cans will last for years —they are made to stand any am ount of hard service LET'S HEAR FBOM YOU) ALBERT J. PARTON (Late Plnmbinjr Instructor. Wellington Technical School PEMBROKE STREE CARTERTON.