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Wairarapa Age, 27 August 1930, Page 8

LAND FOB SALE. TO DAIRY FARMERS. TI7ANTED.—A SMALL DAIRY FARM —50 to 60 Acres good land. Easy terms. No fancy prices. Let mo have particulars of your property. Special inquiry from genuine buyer. I HAVE! ALSO 1 a Client wanting to purchase a »SHEEP FARM of 500 to '6OO Acres. Must he good country and price must be in keeping with world’s markets to-day. If you wish to LEASE, your farm, see me at once, as I have clients waiting for both Sheep and Dairy Country. A. J. COOPER, LICENSED LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, PERRY STREET, MASTERTON. Telephones: Office, 2250; Private, 1677. GOOD DAIRY FABM FOB SALE. 50 ODD ACRES, freehold; very handy to Masterton. Land, half river flats, balance good; all flat and ploughable. Subdivided into seven wellwatered paddocks. Now carrying 30 cattle and 100 sheep. Buildings consist of four-roomed house (electric light), dairy, motor shed and other outbuildings. Price and terms upon application. IF YOU ARE A BUYER FOR A DAIRY FARM INSPECT THIS PROPERTY WITHOUT DELAY. 241 NEARLY TWO ACRES (carry cow easily); five-roomed house with all conveniences under the one roof. Splendid cutbuildings including motor shed. Grounds nicely laid out. Situated ten minutes’ walk from Masterton P.O. Owner anxious to sell on account illhealth. Price reduced to £1250, with good terms for quick sale. 489 MONEY TO LEND on all Classes of Security.

federal land, estate and I FINANCE AGENCY, LEECROFT CHAMBERS, LINCOLN BOAD, MASTEBTON. TELEPHONE 1782; Private, 1570. P.O. Box 163. Land Bepresentative: MB. ADAM 8. GRANT, 11 ELIZABETH ST., MASTEBTON. W. WHITE, I WOOD AND COAL MERCHANT. RAILWAY SIDING, MASTEBTON. Town Agents:— W. V. MADDEN, E. Rett. Academy Bldgs. Leecroft Chbrs. CHURCH ST. HALL ST. PRICES FOR COAL:— Kitchen Coal.—One Bag, 3/3; five bacs. 15/-; Cash only. Household Coal.—One Bag, 3/6; Halfton, 33/-; One Ton, 65/-. Westport and Blackball, 4/- per bag. COKE.—Large, 2/9; Crushed, 3/6. DRY WOOD AVAILABLE IN LARGE QUANTITIES. PROMPT DELIVERIES. “THE KITCHEN.” NEW LUNCHEON AND TEA BOOMS (Next Nieol & Co., Tailors.) QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. HOME-MADE CAKES A SPECIALTY. COUNTRY PATRONS SPECIALLY CATERED FOR. GRILLS AT ALL HOURS. A. 4 J. GRAHAM, Proprietors. TO STAND THE SEASON. AT MASTEBTON. The Imported Thoroughbred Stallion, SKY BLUE (bay horse) (3). Sire: Sky Rocket, by Sunstar, from Maid of the Mist, by Cyllene from Sceptre. Dam: Ladas Maid, by Collar from Lady’s Maid; Collar by St. Simon, from Ornament; Lady’s Maid by Ladas (1), from Barmaid. SKY BLUE is a Rich Bay with plenty of bone and a rare For further particulars apply lAN MACRAE, Owner.

TO STAND THE SEASON AT MARTINBOROUGH.. The Grey Stallion, ROYAL PICTURE (3) (imp.). Sire —Polygnotus, by Polymelus. Dam—King’s Picture, by Roi Herode. pOLYMELUS was five times leading sire in England. Mr. Jinks and Royal Minstrel (winners of £16,253 and £16,174 respectively last season) by Tetratema (last season’s leading sire), by The Tetrarch (undefeated and twice leading sire), by Roi Herode, are all greys. FEE: 20 Guineas, reducible io 15 Guineas if paid by January 1, 1931, For further particulars apply GORDON BOOTH, Owner. P.O. Box 9, Martinborough.