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Wairarapa Age, 31 October 1924, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS, FARM FOR SALE OR TO LEASE BY TENDER. QWING to serious illness I am compelled to either sell or leasp my dairy farm of 99 acres at Carrington Settlement. - The tenure is perpetual Crown Leasehold, under Lands for Settlement Act, and the farm is all in grass except a few acres ploughed for turnips. Thp land is well watered and is adjoiling the Carrington cheese factory. Tend'JHi will close with The Carterton Trust and Agency Company, Limited, on THURSDAY, November 13 next, at Bson. If no satisfactory offer for the purchase of the farm is received I am prepared to lease it for a term of years with or without stock. There are 19 milking cows, of which 10 are pedigree Holsteins, 10 young stdek, Jersey bull, 3-cow Zcalaadia Milking Machine With Mogul engine, etc., etc. All particulars ean be obtained from The Carterton Trust and Agency Co., Ltd., to whom all tenders and oerrespendenee must be addressed, and who arc authorised to deal on my behalf. Tenders close on THURSDAY, November 13, at noon. ALBERT HOOKER. FREEHOLD FARM FOR SALE BY TENDER. rpENDERS are invited for the purchase of Mr Thomas Oliver’s freehold farm of' 100 acres at Parkvale. AT particulars as to title, terms, etc., may he obtaijntjd at The Carterton Trust and ' Agenfcy Company, Limited’s, Office, where tenders ,may be ■ sent up to November 15, 1924, 'at noon. MASTERTON BOROUGH COUNvIL. Pursuant to Section 39 of the ‘‘Local Elections and Pells Act, 1908.” T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that an Election “will bo held on WED‘ NESDAY, November 12, for the election of nine (9) Councillors for the Borough of Masterton, as follows:— FOR THE SOUTH WARD. Seven (7) (Councillors in the place of Messrs J. W. Andrews, W. Kemp, W. G. Lamb, H. J. O ’Leary, F. Petersen, R. Russell, and J. T. Watson, resigned. FOR THE NORTH WARD Two (2) Councillors in the place of Messrs T. Jordan and G. L. Thomas, resigned. And I hereby appoint the Town Clerk’s Office, Chapel street, as the place, and WEDNESDAY, the sth day of November, 1924 (before noon), as the day fur nomination of candidates for such officel Dated at Matserton this 22nd day of October, 1924. R. BROWN, Returning Officer. NOW IS THE TIME to plan those SUMMER GARDENS. But make certain of getting the best results by planting ESAU’S SEEDLINGS. Esan supplies the Wairarapa with Selected Quality Seeds of the choicest varieties that are always true to name. “Grow” them! H. L. ESAU, Seedsman, Florist and Plant | Merchant, QUEEN STREET :: MASTERTON. Telephone 1051. FOR SALE AT BEDROCK PRICES. "RED Velvet Chesterfield, Rimu Bed- ■“ room Suite, Dining-room Suite, 2 dozen Seagrass Chairs, large Carpet (nearly new), Wertheim Sewing Machine, 5 dozen new Hearthrugs, Knitting Machine (first-class order), 12 Double Wooden Bedsteads, large Organ, small Organ, 2 Ladies’ Bicycles, 2 Gents’ Bicycles, 3 large Sideboards, 3 small do., Wheelbarrow, Seagrass Matting (new). CALL AND INSPECT. D. SIM, General Dealer, PERRY STREET :: MASTERTON. (Phone: Business 2571, private 1950.

THE VIAMI HAVE A FINE SELECTION OF ALL THE NEWEST NOVELTIES FOR SPRING WEAR. We cordially invite yen to visit OUB SHOWROOM and inspect these goods, which are all moderately priced. FARRAR & NINNES, ’Phone 1753.

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT RIVERSDALE, The exceptionally well-bred Clydesdale stallion, VERDUN, By Newton Chief (imp.), dam Ena (imp.). Bred by Messrs Thomson and Co., Wairongoa Stud, Taieri. VERDUN was one of the best eolts in the South in 1916, gaining first prize in a class of 35. His stock are now proving themselves as workers and stylish horses. Full pedigree and particulars on application to W. G. LAING, Riversdale. Verdun holds his Government vet’s certificate of soundness, and is a sure foal getter.