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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXII, Issue 9594, 4 February 1910, Page 8

Land and Produce. W. H. CRUICKSHANK, LAND AGENT, PERRY-STREET, MASTERTON. 2Q/~k4TkACRES, Masterton, woolshed OXJ V. and necessary outbuildings, 300 acres in bush, 160 alluvial flats, -well watered by permanent creeks, stock at present on property, 3000 big sheep and 250 cattle, Land Transfer Title. Price £6 per acre, stock included. ' No. 1970 CHEAP DAIRY FARM. IA >y ACRES.onIy 1|- mile from railway _i . and town; all flat; dark loam soil; carrying capacity 3 sheep; buildings consist of 9-roomed house and every convenience, 15-bail cowshed ; adjoining creamery and close to cheese factory. This is a real good dairy farm, carrying 35 cows, 1 bull, 5 head of dry stock, 8 weaners and 3 horses. Price £2658; only £650 cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. SK/TK ACRES, beautiful limestone OV country, well watered, easy distance from Masterton by level road, large area under plough, block of standing totara about 10 acres in extent. This property is without doubt one of the finest in the Masterton district. Price, £17 per acre. Terms. BQ/» ACRES, L.I.P, Masterton, rent _IO £118 per year. 7-roomed dwelling, bathroom, scullery, porch, woolshed, winters 1500 big sheep, 100 cattle, besides horses, and does them well. Nice flats and rolling hills. A cheap property at £5 10s per acre. Goodwill. No. 1914

WELLINGTON WOOL SALES, UNDER the auspices of the Wellington Woolbrokers' Association, will be held in tho Concert Chamber, Town Hall, Wellington, during the current season on the following dates :— 4th Sale-TUESDAY, 15tii FEBRUARY, 1910, at 2 p.m. sth Sale-FRIDAY, 11th MARCH, 1910, at 2 p m. Wool must be in store five days before sale , date, otherwise it cannot be offered. The charge on wool offered, but not sold, will be 2/- per bale for the first offering, and , 1/- per bale for the second offering. In order to facilitate interiotting of " star." bales, no single bale lot can be accepted for ) sale with a reserve on it. ) N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co.. Ltd. ' Murray, Roberts and Co. G. H. Scales. t Levin and Co, Ltd. t Dalgety and Co, Ltd. Abraham and Williams, Ltd. [ (United Farmers' Co-operative Association, , J Ltd. ) j Wairarapa Farmers' Co-operative Associa- { I tion, Ltd. L L. • EISQN 5 S " SPECIAL FERTILIZERS 1 Make Poos* Land Good and Good Land Better. THE SPECIAL TURNIP FERTILIZER is rich in the ingredients that produce 3 large crops of sound roots. i The SPECIAL RAPE FERTILIZ_R helps 3 tho young plants through the early stages of • growth. 1 That quality tells is proved by the large s number of orders that are now being con- ) tinually received for these Fertilizers. r Obtainable from Local Merchants MURRAY ROBERTS AND CO., Wellington Agents. i, y I 1910 DIARIES. t _._7 E are now ' <llowin g 191 ° Diaries > and y TT can supply you with almost any c style you require if you order now. We . stock — N.Z. DIARTES, COLLINS' DIARIES, LETT'S DIARIES. 6 In many Pocket and Office Styles, from 7 6d to 11/6 Each. r Just the Book wanted— "THE DOMINION YEAR BOOK' ■t a A marvellous shilling's worth. Three t Hundred Pages. Valuable information on y Business, Shipping, Finance, Gardening, f Farming, Dairying, Municipal and Government Legislation, Statistics and Tables, Postal Regulations, Household and General .1 Information. '• Prise, If— Posted 1/4. ;1 ORDERS NOW BEING BOOKED. McLEOD & YOUNG-, " THE ACADEMY." Mastekton - Tel. 160 P.O. Box 115 JONG'S MEAT M^T. y WH. LONG is the butcher who . • brought down the price of meat in Masterton. His prices are still the iowest, and the abattoir returns show ', that he is still doing the largest business. s ONLY THE PRIMEST BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB AND PORK VENDED, f I SMALL GOODS, POULTRY, ETC, a speciality. t Ring up Number 10, and your order will be promptly delivered to any part B of the town. W. H. LONG & CO. Cash Butchers, t Queen-street, - - Masterton. 1