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Wairarapa Age, 14 March 1929, Page 8

LANIt XOB saLA G. W. SELLAR, 8 PERRY STREET. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, ACCOUNTANT & SHAREBROKER. The Oldest Established and Principal Agency in the District. P.O. Box 54. ’Phones: Office, 1216; Private, 1215. JUST BUILT. ' SEVEN-ROOMED BUNGALOW, comprising four bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes, plaster ceilings and most attractive wallpapers; entrance hall and drawingroom, both with latest pattern ceilings and the most up-to-date light fittings; dining room opening from drawing room through double doors; kitchenette with every modern convenience, and having service buffet with cupboards and drawers opening in diningroom. Gas or electric stove as purchaser desires. The bathroom is fitted with porcelain bath, basin and chamber, while the laundry opens from a poreh opposite the outside door of the kitchenette. All the materials used in the construction of this house are the very best and quality has not been sacrificed to price. The grounds are b®b’g ia-id .out by a landscape gardener. The property is situated within five minutes of Queen Street in the town ’s best locality. PRICE, £lBOO (nett). TERMS ON APPLICATION. BUILDING SECTIONS. We have a particularly good assortment of Building Sections at Prices ranging Irom. £lOO upwards. G. W. SELLAR, OFFICE ’PHONE 1216. 8 Perry Street, MASTERTON. Land Representative: MR. H. GLEDSTONE. Private’ Phone 2014. i I I WANTED. For a strong financial client FIRST-CLASS SHEEP FARM of from 500 to 1000 acres. Wairarapa district preferred. Principals only dealt with. Apply to ' THE WAIRARAPA FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ASSN., LTD.. (AND REDUCED), Land Department masterton and branches. I FOR SALE 018 ACRES, subdivided into six paddocks, well watered, warm and shelter- ' e<i ’ g°°d totara fences (8 wires); sheep and cattle yards; 700 acres in English grasses, 150 acres rich river flats; seven mUes from raiiroad. Price per acre, £5 10/-. £lOOO cash. Full particulars on application. ACI ™ S - Eight miles from railroad; roughly half flats; well fenced; subdivided into 20 paddocks. Nineroomed house, with all conveniences; telephone. Cowbail. Carrying capacity eT^Prifr#?! three sheep when ciea ® acre - £2oo ° deposit. BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW, four rooms, kitchenette, bathroom, e. light Zork=h USe ’ ®? pper ’ woodshed; t Sts X WK “■oZ.S E " L G “ a "" ‘x-sS' - ®J-WGALOW containing four rooms Tge Aren tUbS: ®« a3 ’ drain ’ £5 g 504100ea a sh ’ ’ttarter-acre-masterton auctioneering, land and commission agency. E. WILLIAMS, HALL STREET M.R.E.I.N.Z. ’ Registered land agents AND AUCTIONEERS TELEPHONES, 1329; Private, 1754. COOPERS’ quick-acting powder dip. ; Th® Annual Sales of COOPER’S POWDER DIP now suffice to dip over THREE HUNDRED MILLION SHEEP per annum, As our Experienced N.Z. Sheep Farmers well know, the reason is—the Undoubted Merit of the DIP, combined l with Economy 1- C-«t, 1