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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LVIII, Issue 8942, 17 December 1907, Page 8

W. B. CHBNNELLS & CO., W. B. Ohbnnellb.l ("Geo. Sellae, a.la.n.z. Auctioneers, Accountants, Land, Estate, Financial, and Insurance Agents, PERRY-STREET, MASTERTON. Tho Oldest Established and Principal Agonoy m the District. FURNISHED RESIDENCE TO LET. VERY conveniently situated near the centre of the town, and standing in pretty garden*, with orchard, etc. Well appointed residence of 8 rooms, fitted with every convenience. Available for 9 months from March next. Moderate rent to careful tenant. ■ A HOUSE FOR £95. CLOSE to the Railway Station. Main water suppiy, gas and drainage. New 6roomed house, with bathroom, pantry, and washhouse with copper and tubs. Price, £445. Mortgage £350. Only £95 cash re quired. Present owner will lease premises for 12 months at 14s per week, or on weekly tenancy at los. Splendid investment or good opportunity to purchase a house on easy terms. A SUPERB PROPERTY. WE can offer one of the choicest farms that it is possiblo to purchase in Wairarapa, comprising some— 1 060 ACRES 1 060 and locally known as the WILLOW PARK ESTATE, Opaki, situated about 2| miles from Masterton ; this country embraces some of the most fertile river flats, and nearly every acre has been under the plough ; 150 acres now in crop ; capital homestead and buildings ; 40 acres of native bush. Call on us for further particulars, as we can offer particularly good terms. THE GRANGE ESTATE. TARATAIIT EAST, WAIRARAPA. Area 215 Acres. THIS erceptionally well improved Agricultural and Stud Farm may be treated for by private contract. The crops produced are a record for the district, and the prize stock recognised as second to none throughout the Dominion. Price and all information may be obtained at our offices. NO CASH WANTED. AN exceptional opportunity occurs of securing nearly 3 acres of land in a favourite suburb of MastertoD, without a cash deposit of any description. All that is required would be the erection of a dwellinghouse worth £150 as a security to the vender. DON'T MISS THIS! Beousatonce. Price on application Our Land Guide contains particulars of all available properties in Wairarapa, together with a most complete list of local Houses and Sections. There are also details of Farms and Businesses for sale in various quarters of the North and South Islands. Copy posted free on application. POVERTY BAY SHEEP COUNTRY. ACRES, every acre first-class &&\}\J bush ]am] 2100 iQ En gii s h grasses, carrying 4000 odd sheep and lambs, 150 cattle and horses. £14,500 as a Going Concern. Write or come at once to Sole Agent, C. G. BLOORE, STOCK AND STATION AGENT, Gisborne. H. NORMAN LIARDET, Land and Estate Agent, STRATFORD, TARANAKI. LEASE. "I £\~& ACRES, leasehold, all grassed and XOX well fenced, on good metalled road, large 8 roomed house, 8 bail cowshed, pigstyes, etc. Price, £140 for goodwill; 15s 6d per acre, rent. 355 tyf\f\ ACRES, Palmer-road, 20 acres fai\j\J bush, 5-roomed house, 2-bail cowshed, etc., 1 mile to factory, school and store. Lease for 8 years at 10s per acre for 3 years, and 12s 6d for 5 years, or will sell at £500 for goodwill, or as a going concern with 62 cows, 1 bull, cart, harness and horse, gig, horse and harness, 22 pigs, 9 factory cans, 70 bushels of barley. 338 FOR SALE. 3NK/\ ACRES, all except 400 acres jO\J (bush) in grass, 400 acres ploughable, subdivided into 20 paddocks, 5 roomed house and outbuildings, woolshed and shearers' hut, 2 sets drafting yards, has 11 miles frontage to good metalled roads. Adjoins Strathmore Post Office and stores. House 18 miles from Stratford and 6 from Douglas railway station. Price, £7 10s per acre. Cash down, £2 per acre 347 The Wairarapa Farmers' Cooperative Association, Ltd., and Dalgety and Co., Ltd., MASTERTON, T7|7ILL hold MONTHLY SALES of WOOL, SKINS AND HIDES, at their respective Wool Sheds. 15th January, 1908. 12.30 p.ra. Entries now being received LEVIN & CO., LTD., MASTERTON, TITILL HOLD THEIR MONTHLY M V SALE of WOOL, SKINS AND HIDES at their Store, Chapel-street. i 15th January, 1908. 12.30 p.m. ENTRIES INVITED.