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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXII, Issue 9596, 7 February 1910, Page 8

Lane! and Produce. ( C. 0. ROSS & CO., Land Agaeits, QUEEN-STRBET, - MASTERTON. 450 ACRES. A FARM that is adapted for either cropping or fattening. Suitable for a man with small capital, or to work in conjunction with a station. All level and been ploughed. Grows good oats, turnips, or rape. 20 acres at present in oats, 10 acres in rape, 12 acres' ready for turnips. Well subdivided into 14 paddocks. comprise gocd S-roomed house (telephone laid on), woolshed, stables, dip and yards. Price £12 lOa. Only £500 cash required to go in. Apply sharp to TOSS AND GO., Box 69. Tel. 265. Jt» wTFTTnrr . ix JIUjAIUU L&MO AND ESTATEAAGEN t ~ 150 QUEEN-STREET, - MASTERTON. Representative: S. R. AMYES. 6 FOR SALE. *O>/ ACRES, freehold, all in grass, OvO ilat and undulating country, subdivided into 5 paddocks, well watered by permanent creeks. Good house cT 5 rooms and all necessary outbuildings. H miles from school, cheese factory and post oilicej situated 5 miles from town by good road. il Price, £10 per acre. Terms, .£"200 cash. ACRES, freehold, all in grass, - flat, undulating and hilly country, subdivided into f< paddocks, all permanently watered by creeks. Carrying <XX) sheep, 16 milking cows, 1"? head of heifers and 7 horses, lluikhngs : 5 rooms, cowshed, dairy, stable, sheep yards, pig styes, 11 etc. Situated (> miles from town, eio?e to 's school, factory and post oliice. Price, £!> per it acre. Term?, £210 cash. FOR EXCHANGE. ~& 6sf\ ACRI:'S, freehold, all in !iat i_4iO and pioughaoie, subdivided into ■ d 5 paddocks, well watered by creeks. "Wintering 30 cows. 150 sheep, besides horses. Hou.-e 5 rco'.r.s, eov.vhed, ('airy, stable, hayshed, pi.iv styes, etc. Situated '2 miles from school, creamery and railway station. Price, £15 per acre. Owner v.ill exchange for a house in -Masterton. "i O. f\ ACRES, freehold, situated ."> miles 11)1/ from town, close to school and factor-.', ell in grass, all ploughable when stumped, 50 acres stumped, subdivided into V 2 paddocVs, all well watered. Carrying ->0 cows raul 100 sheep. House 5 rooms, £-!;ail cowshed, stable, trapshed, dairy, hayshed, ' 1V pigstyes, etc. Price, £"21 per acre. Equity, 1° £1100. Owner will exchange fora contractu ing plant, 0U I', re 10 SMALL DAIRY FARM 9f\ ACRES of first-class land, well \J> grassed, gocd crops, permanently watered. "2-1 dairy cows, 2 horses, 1 cart, ) harness, implements, dairy utensils, oilier stock, etc., with standing crops. LEASE has nearly four years to run at £C 0 per year ; with right of purchase at end of lease at £20 per acre. Pvlca, JE4SO, including above stock, etc. A * SNTP. ? J. R. NIGOL, Auctioneer, Land, Estate, Financial, amd isisucaeice Agerst. Bannistee-stkeet, - - Mastebton. .8. R. EDWARDS, Representative. IjEVIN & CO., LIMITED, Genar-al Merchants STOCK and STATION AGENTS, n Chapel-steeet, Masteeton. il AGENTS FOR: The Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company. Shaw, Savill and Albion Company, Ltd., the direct line. Union Steam Ship Company's Oversea Lines. The Orient Royal Mail Line, via Suez. C. and A. Line, All Red Route, across Canada. ■ Messageries Maritimes Cie, via Suez. The Northern Steamship Company, shortest route to Auckland. Little's, Cooper's, and Fison's Dips. button's Famous Fedigree Seeds. Agricultural Manures, c s 3 h WOOL, SKIN, AMD HSDES. jJJURBAY, JJOBERTS & £jO., WELLINGTON, hold Fortnightly Auction Sales of above. Special Attention Given to Classification. j PROMPT RETORNS. t 1 I PHIKCE OF WALES STABLES. l HOLE & WELCH, Peopeietors. CAREFUL attention given to all horses XJ left at the atables. Cabs meet all ' trains. Single or double harness. Good Padlocking-