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Wairarapa Age, 22 August 1929, Page 8

LAND FOB KALB. W. G. LAMB. A.M.P. BUILDINGS, j - PERBY STREET, MASTERTOM. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT AN> SHAREBROKER. 900 ACRES FOB SALE AS GOING CONCERN. THIS PROPERTY i. comprised of 273 acres Freehold a„d 660 acres Government Lease; rental £7 11/ per annum. 350 acre* are unimproved, the balance is in grass and is carrying InOfr sheep, 25 head of cattle, etc. lull range of farm buildings, including large homestead. Situated on sea coast in a warm sunny climate. PL’l< n which includes all stock and in,Mements, as well a* furniture, £5500. Casß required, £3250.

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