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I AUCTION. __ AUCTION SALE. RESIDENTIAL FREEHOLD PROPERTY. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 28. 2 p.m. AT CARTERTON. J KERSLAKE & CO. have been instructed by the Trustees in the Estate of the late J. F. Hannah to sell I by public auction: — SECTION, 1 rood 7 3-10 perches, more or less. Part Section 206, Part Lot 1. D.P. Plan 1486. together with 7ROOMED HOUSE thereon, situated Main Street. Carterton. Conditions of sale may be inspected at the office of Mr H. Mortenson, Accountant Carterton. J. KERSLAKE. Auctioneer. H. Mortenson, Agent. LAND, DWELLINGS FOR SALE, SELLAR & SELLAR, LICENSED LAND AGENTS. 6 PERRY STREET - - P.O. BOX 54. 'PHONES: Office, 1216; Private, 1215. AGENTS: ROYAL INSURANCE CO. (Fire). ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. (Workers’ Compensation and Personal Policies).' i SECTION FOR SALE. QUARTER-ACRE SECTION, just off Worksop Road. Fruit trees. £llO I cash. TO LET. FURNISHED HOUSE. Lansdowne, to lease for term to approved tenant. Particulars at office. UNFURNISHED FLAT, Cole Street, 3 rooms and conveniences. 30/- week. J. KERSLAKE & CO., LAND AGENTS & AUCTIONEERS, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. FOR SALE. pOOD SECTION on main highway, u with a 6-roomed house, and only about 10 minutes' walk to Post Office. The house has slipped a bit, but with a coat of paint and some papering could be made a comfortable home, and as it is the last property in an estate which it is desired to wind up, the trustee would consider any reasonable offer for the property. 7-ROOMED HOUSE, Cole Street, sound and in the very best condition. On the sunny side of the road, and only a few minutes' walk to Queen Street. Cheap property at £950. SOMETHING SPECIAL. A PARTICULARLY attractive Gentleman's Residence, as new, situated best part of Lansdowne. Five rooms and large entrance hall. Most modernly equipped and particularly well built. All electric and with every possible convenience. Beautifully laid out sunny section, with lawns, flower, fruit and vegetable gardens: large garage. Owner leaving, and will sacrifice for £l6OO. The house could not be built for anything near this figure. 17 ACRES with 4-roomed cottage, about 2 miles from Masterton. Price, £9OO. Terms arranged. gA ACRES, Government lease; rent £39 per annum; South Wairarapa. All flat, well watered, good buildings. As a going concern, with 23 cows, bull, 2 horses. 4 sows. boar, all implements. About £6OO cash required. T° LET, to approved tenant, partly furnished house, with all conveniences; very central. 27/6. H. M. MORTON & SON, REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Hotel Midland Building, QUEEN ST,, MASTERTON. ’PHONES: 2072 (Office), 1764 and 1980 (Private).

C. C. ROSS & CO., LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. 1 | ACRES, with nice Bungalow, close * to town. Price, £l4OO. Cheap property. VACANT POSSESSION.—New home. Terrace, Lansdowne. All electric. Price. £lBOO. Terms. COLLEGE STREET. -- Up-to-date home, modern conveniences. Price, £2OOO. Terms. STREET. — Large 7-roomed house, all conveniences. Price £l5OO, or near oiler. Good terms arranged. QREY STREET.—S-roomed house, all con ven iences; £6OO. TO LET. 5 ROOMS, conveniences: 25 -. 8 ROOMS, conveniences; 35/-. CARTERTON FARM LETS. 0 1 ACRES heavy land; 4-roomed house * and outbuildings; e. 1.; insurance. £6OO. Price, £625. with £125 cash. ACRES, rich heavy drained swamp; nice house, every convenience; just outside borough. Price, £lOOO. q l ACRES. G-roomed bungalow; insur- * ed £9OO. Will carrj' 5 cows. Price. £1350. Would take Masterion property in part payment. J. WILSON & CO., REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENTS. CARTERTON. ARMY STORES. Opposite G.P.O. Posting Boxes. ’PHONE 1013. KHAKI Shorts, 3 11; Khaki Shirts, 6 11. 8 11; Khaki Bib Overalls, 7/11; Khaki Trousers. 6 11; Boys’ Khaki Shorts. 2 6 to 3 6; Khaki Sac Coats, 7/11; Painters’ Bib Overalls and Coats, 11/6 each. [TAVERSACKS. 3’- to 7 6: Shouldei x Packs, 6 6 to 22 6; Ground Sheets, 7/6; Camp Beds. 22 6; Kapoc Camp Mattresses, 1! 6. 14 6; Kit Bags, 5/- to 5'6; Tents and Flys. SQQ ARMY JACKETS. 9 6 each; 400 1 Army Trousers. 12 6 each; Army Riding Strides. 12.6; Puttees, 3 6; Boys’ zXnny Shor'.:: ami Jackets, 4 6 each. Army Hate, 3 -; Army Spurs, 3 6 All lines in Saddlery.

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Wairarapa Times-Age, 22 February 1941, Page 10

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