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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 5 February 1913, Page 8

LAMtt* mt. §AUL SOMETHING SPECIAL TWO COOD PROPOSITIONS. 1 Aft ACRES Freehold, 6 xoome ■*-'-"' house and all conveniences, 12 bail, cowshed, pig Styes, cartshed, etc 1 aero orchard, 3 acres oats and potatoes. Carrying 42 head of cattle, milking 26, could milk 45. 1 mile- from school and cheese factory. Well watered, fenced, and subdivided. £-2 C) pin- aero. £7OO cash'; balance easy terms. OftO ACRES good' sheep land; 60 *)* jO acres fl a t, 30 acres ready for rape. Well fenced and subdivided into 11 paddocks. Carry 2* sheep and cattle. 7 roomed house and all conveniences. £l4 10s per acre. £7OO cash.Jmlance easy terms. Further particulars on application to undersigned. 'JOHN FRASFR AND CO. LAND VALUATORS, ESTATE AGEHTB. BKARE BROKERS. MASTERTON Agent for, Ban Insxur*nca uompany.

UMITED. rSTOCK 1 FREEZING THE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED, is prepared to receive STOCK for FREEZING and SHIPMENT ON CLIENTS' ACCOUNT, at lowest rates current in the Dominion. • The Company is also prepared to buy PAT SHEEP, LAMBS and CATTLE. All particulars as to -charges and prices can be obtained "on application to the Company's buyers aa under:— ' „ W. B. McFadzen, Featherston, Telephone No. 53; T. W. McKenzie, Masterton, Telephone No. 346 office, private residence Telephone No. 118; Andrew Peters Dannevirke, v Telephone No. 27; Tlios. Riddell, Pahiatua, tele phone No. 50. Or to the Company's Head Office: 18-20 Hunter Street, Wellington.

AND 60.. "AND, ESTATE AND MHHIB- - CION AGENT®. PA HUTU n , ... •"pO .LEASE.—6OO acres of splendid L sheep country. Every possible convenience,' Winters over 2 big sheep' p«r acre, besides cattle. 5 miles from railwa station. Will lease for 4 syears at 9s per acre, with optional purchasing; clause. First man to inspect will take it. AA ACRES highly improve *J" land, 8 roomed house, woolshed, yards. 70 acres flat, balance nice hills. School * mile, creamery J mile railway 6 miles. Winters 900 sheep 'and 50 cattle. . This is a very nice property for a man with small capital. Freehold £l4 10s. Only £6OO cash required. Apply sharp. nAPrt ACRES Government ,U DO Pastoral lease. ,Eent £6O per annum, or about lfd per acre. Large portion is ploughable. Good portion is in grass, and fenced. Small cottage. Good climate. •2700 4 and 6 tooth wethers; 80 head of I cattle, and 10 horses will be given in. Also tools, wire, timber, etc. Owner's interest £5500, including the mortgage (£ISOO at 5 per cent, and- £IBOO at 6 per cent). 1 flfi ACRES Biph flat, dairy land; JL UU highly improved, carries 50 cows; 7-roomed house, cowshed, trapshed; close to factory, school P. O;, and railway Btation.- . A model farm. £I2OO will admit ■purchaser. - ' /jQ ACRES, Freehold, with- 15 4eO acres E.R.. which will be'jriven in. All rich flat dairy land, highly improved. Factory opposite. 17 cows, II bull, 2 horses, trap and harness^ I steam separator (Tulper). The whole !as a going concern. £3O per acre. Good terms. Apply sharp. -i (\ Q ACRES Rich dairy land. _LU«J highly improved, close to £a<v tory, school, P. 0., and railway station. 50 cows, besides other stock, good position; has been ploughed. Up-to-date buildings. £SOO will admit purchaser. . \\A ACRES. 70 acres rich _L4ct: flat dairy land, the balance low limestone hills. Well divided and watered. Good buildings. An ideal farm* for mixed farming. Close to school and factory and railway station. 1 rice of the Freehold. £23. £9OO cash will admit purchaser, or will exchange for 300 acres sheep country. Equity £1450. . 4fcUU paddocks, iroWMwd, jprd*, and dips; cowshed «nd W&ysiedij eroomed house; 80 acr«i ih»v« been ploughed. Carrying at date July 15th, 1200 sheep and 40 Mid Wfctt*. One mile from school, pert oflc* and station. Freehold, £lB 10*1 filflOO o»*h; balance 5 per ©on* Jet 6 y«ar«, •ft/TASTERTON PERMANENT IN1M VESTMENT AND BUILDING SOCIETY. THE SOCIETY is prepared to grant loans, repayable •by instalments or otherwise, on approved freehold security. TERMS ON APPLICATION. J. B. KEITH.