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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7725, 26 March 1904, Page 8

Land and Produce. WAIRARAPA LAND AGENCT. PROPERTY LIST. THIS IS A GOOD SOUND INVESTMENT IN WHICH MONEY CAN BE MADE. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. EIRST-CLASS Livery Stable, and Coaching business, consisting 35 horses, 18 vehicles, one 5 horse set of harness, six 4 horse sets of harness, 5 double and 4 single sets, and all other requisites for working an up-to-date business Price, £1350. A CHANCE FOR ANYONE WITH LIMITED CAPITAL. A €£f\f\ ACRES, surveyed into 20 farms, ranging from 57 acres to 442 acres, alluvial river deposit and low hills of eood quality. Price raDges from £2 to £12 per acre. Terms—lo per cent, cash; 5 per cent, each year for four years; balance seven years at 4£ per cent. 2 ACRES, Masterton, well watered, 5 roomed house and wash house. Price, £417 ; only £117 cash required down. 6 ROOMED HOUSE, of land, with all conveniences. Price, £600. 6 ROOMED HOUSE, new, with bathroom and scullery, ground 58 x 66, Dixon-street. Price, £388. 6 ROOMED HOUSE, J-acreland, and all necessary outbuildings. Price £265. Terms. A ROOMED HOUSE and scullery, land Q< 34ft x 58ft. Water and drainage laid on. Price £184. IACRE, 7-roomed houEe, wash house, bath-room, good new stables, good orchard, Price, £750. Terms, half cash. A jf\f\f\ ACRES, Masterton, good 4fclJv *\7 road, divided into 11 paddocks, all well watered, 10-roomed house, stable, wool shed, yards and dip, large area ploughable land and produces good crops of turnips. Price, £4 5s per acre. "8 f 4~\ ACRES, Wairarapa district, 101/ divided into 6 paddocks, all well watered, about 6 acres in crop, Broomed house, wash-house, wool shed, Btable, frontage to two roads, close to factory, all level land. Price £2000 terms. OAf\f\ ACRES, best of sheep 4j Z £l\J\y country, divided Into 9 paddocks, 9 roomed house, stable, wool-shed-yards and dip. Price £7000, terms, with 2000 sheep given in. QO PERCHES, 6 rooms, all convenO/raJ ieneps, shed, water and drainage, Masterton. Price £315. af)A ACRES, Carterton district, &£J\J divided into 8 paddocks, Broomed house, stable and 3-roomed cottage, all in grass except 15 acres under plough, all fiat land, formation alluvial and loamy soil, well watered by water-race and river. Price, £9 15s per acre. BUILDING SECTIONS in Masterton, Lansdowne, and Adams' Estate. LARGE SUMS OF MONEY TO LEND AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Valuations made on reasonable terms. For full particulars apply to ELI SMITH, QUEEN-STBEET - MaSTEKTON. Messrs Holloway Bros.' Building, opposite Empire Hotel. WOOL, SKINS AND HIDES. JJfUBRAY, ROBERTS & CO., WELLINGTON hold FORTNIGHTLY AUCTION SALES of above. Special Attention Given to Classification Prompt returns. AGRICULTURAL MANURES. mHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND JL MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. is prepared to supply as follows, on trucks, Wellington :— Root Manure—:S4 per Ton. ANALYSIS — Irioalcio Phosphate 32 per cent., NitrogenAmmonia 5 per cent. Bone Dust—£s 5s per Ton. ANALYSIS — Tricalcio Phosphate 42 per cent., NitrogenAmmonia 5 per cent. Lawes' Superphosphate — £5 5s per Ton. ANALYSIS — Soluble Phosphate 34 to 38 per cent, (minimum guaranteed) in original bags. Thomas' Phosphate—« 6- 15s per Ton. ANALTSIB — Tribacio Phosphate 44 to 45 per cent. Guano—S3 15s pep Ton. ANALY.BI8 — Tribacio Phosphate 36 to 40 per cent. Kainit— dS4 5s pep Ton. ANALYSIS — Potash-Sulphate of Potash 23 per centSpecial mixtures can be made to suit Farmers, and are only mixed on receipt of orders, thereby ensuring their running sasily through the drills. Farmers' Favourite Drill. And all Farm and Station Stores and requisites. Company's Offices, Wellington, Mastebton and JOHN ARTHUR, Manager. IMPERIAL CALF FOOD. A Scientific Preparation to replace Butter Fat in Separated Milk. mHE CHEAPEST AND MOST ECONOJL MICAL FOOD ON THE MARKET. Will fatten as well as rear. Calves fed upon Impebial Calf Food have taken the prize at the Christchurch Show for veal or butcher's purposes. The favourite food in the great dairying districts of Southland. Contains no chemicals to injure the coating of a calf's stomach, and so retard growth afterwards. Satisfaction guaranteed, and no failures. Packed in 251b, 501b, 1001b, and 2001b sacks. LANGDOWN & SON, OHEISTOHUBCH. 8