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Wairarapa Age, 9 August 1926, Page 8

LAND FOB SALE. G. W. SELLAR, (Successor to W. B. Chennells & Co.) LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, ACCOUNTANT & SHAREBROKER. The Oldest-Established and Principal Agency in the District, P.O. Box 54. ’Phones: Office 1216, Private 1215. PROPERTY SALESMAN AND VALUER: PIERCE COTTER, Private ’phone 1011. 60 ACRES, good flat land, Lower Valley; all necessary buildings and fences. Government lease at £43 13/per year. Owmjr wants £2lOO for his interest in the property, and will take •£3OO cash. Balance arranged. 5894 1009 ACRES; carry 1650 sheep, 150 head cattle; shore 47 bales wool last year; well watered; could plough about 600 acres. Seven-roomed dwelling and necessary outbuildings. Price, £ll per acre. Terms, £3OOO down; balance arranged. 5842 WE WOULD CONSIDER a reasonable offer for a six-roomed house in good locality; owners want to wind up an estate. Cash required, about £250. Good opportunity for investment. 5899 AN INVESTMENT. IO PER CENT. PROFIT. SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, with bathroom, scullery, gas all thorugh; range, hot water serviced The house is in very good order, being well papered and painted. Wash-house with copper and tubs. Corner section of i-acre, well fenced and laid out with paths and lawns. Handy to centre of town, in good business locality. Price, £750. Cash, £l5O. Balance on good first mortgage. This house is let at present for 30/- per weok to a good tenant. No. 2091 HOUSE.—Five rooms, electric light, washhouse, store shed; one acre land; double frontage of two chains; there being three sections of J-acre each to build on. For sale cheap; owner left Masterton; favourite locality. 2007 TO LEASE. HOUSE, seven rooms, motor shed; sufficient land to graze a cow; lease, one to five years; 40/- week. WANTED.—For 12 months, up-to-date house, with electric light; good rent offered. F. P. WELCH & SON, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, SHAREBROKER, AGENT YORKSHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. BENTS COLLECTED FOB ABSENTEES. J. BETTY, LICENSED LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. JUST OUT of the Builders’ Hands. Bungalow of five rooms; bathroom with porcelain bath, linen press, panelled ceilings, scullery, pantry, electric light, range, h. and c. water; washhouse complete; concrete foundations. Jlicely situated. Price, £ll5O. TWO GOOD Building Sections, five minutes from town. Price, £320. SIX ROOMS, Bathroom, Scullery, panty, h. and c. water, range, washhouse complete and woodshed; corner section; good shop site. Handy to town. Price, £750. SOLIDLY-BUILT HOME of six rooms, bathroom, range, gas cooker, washhouse, copper and tubs; erected on a good half-acre section. Worth inspection. Price, £9BO. I HAVE A LARGE LIST OF PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE FROM. KIWI BACON COMPANY, PALMERSTON NORTH. Buyers of Prime Fat BACON PIGS. BUYERS:— MASTERTON.: B. J. O’NEILL, phone 3648. NEWMAN: E. J. TAPLIN, Central Road, Nftwnr n. ’Phone 61J. NOTE.—We are here to stay, and farmers can rely on us being continuous buyers of pigs. HAVE YOU NOTICED —The significance of the warning on all needle records and on the needle boxes—“USE EACH NEEDLE ONCE ONLY?” This means that the needle is WORN OUT after playing ONE record, which means, in our opinion, that it is HALF worn out when HALF THROUGH the Record, which in turn means that the second half of any record is only HALF AS GOOD as >t should be. That’s logical, isn’t it! THE EDISON Diamond Disc Phonograph —plays without needles. It’s DIAMOND point never needs changing. It gives a true lifelike re-creation of the original performance and the end of any record or a thousand records is as good as the beginning. Come in and ask us to demonstrate this important Edison feature. EDISON HALL, 35 Queen Street, MASTERTON.