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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXII, Issue 9627, 16 March 1910, Page 8

Auctioneers. — _ PRELIMINARY NOTICE. - IMPORTANT LAND SALE I Subdivision of Messrs Keillor Bros.'s Famous Raumai Estate, near Bulls (6500 Acres). MESSRS ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS , LTD., in conjunction with MESSRS BAGGETT & POTTS have received instructions to offer by Public Auction EARLY IN APRIL the above desirable property comprising— _ 6,500 ACRES, the greater portion of which is well adapted for dairying. The property is now being roaded and subdivided, and will be offered in areas of from 100 to 500 acres on liberal terms. Full particulars later. JJ. P. WYNN-WILLIAMS, Limited, Produce Merchants. HAY AND STRAW PRESSING. CHAFF CUTTING. All machinery in good order and a firstclass man in charge. HEAD OFFICE OF YOULA WOOLS CO., LTD. Telephone 235. OFFICE : 161 and 163, Queen-street, Masterton. NZ. LOAN~^~MBBOAN^ TILE AGENCY CO., Limited. ■\l_ 7-OOLPACKS ! WOOLPACKS ! VY Full Weight. SEAMING TWINE! SEAMING TWINE ! (Best Quality.) SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS I Fresh and Assorted. Stocks of GRASS, CLOVER and RAPE SEED. MANURES! MANURES I Guaranteed Analysis. (See Price Lists.) DIPS! M.DOUG ALL'S POISONOUS PASTE and NON-POISONOUS FLUID. MURTONS DIP. The most effective dips on the market. Leave the wool in perfect NICOL & EDWARDS, Land Agents, QCEBN'-STREET, - - - - MiSTERTON. (Next to J. Carpenter's.' ; A SNIP. 3£*f\ ACRES, healthy sheep and graz\s\J ing country, situated handy to ! town, railway and school, by good metalled ' road, near Mauricrville. Only partly im- ; proved, 150 acres cleared and grassed, balance standing bush, permanently watered, with some good river flats. Carrying " capacity on improved part, 300 sheep ; when i fully improved will depasture two sheep per acre. 1 £.2 2s per Acre. Only dS7SO to buy it. t t i ; J. B. KEITH, - LAMD &ND ESTATE AGEWT, 150 QUEEN-STREET, - MASTERTON. Representative: S. R. AMYES. FOR SALE AS A GOING CONCERN. ■ /"»<_> ACRES, freehold, situated 0 miles > OO from a good town, creamery and I school on the property, all in grass, flat and f ploughable, subdivided into 5 paddocks, 3 watered by creek, carrying 23 cows, 10 pick•ed heifers, horse, pigs, etc. Buildings— 1 House, 9-rooms (good), wash-house, 12-bail " cowshed, cart-shed, hay-shed, pig-styes. s Price, including the above stock, £1580. '• Very easy terms. Balance on mortgage at • 5% for 5 years. 955 TO LEASE. I 3 *€btf\f\ ACRES, with right of uurchase b OVfif at £12 10s per acre. Rent !2s - 6d per acre, situated 1 mile from school, c creamery and railway .station, all in grass, - flat and undulating country, subdivided into 1 7 paddocks, watered by creeks, carrying 700 n sheep besides milking cows and other young i stock. House 7 rooms, cow-shed, sheep-yards, s barn, stable, hay-sheds, etc. Straight out - lease, no goodwill. ( J8(! 1 FOR EXCHANGE. ) 2{\f_ ACRES, L.R.P. at 27s per acre, rent 5'A on purchase money, situated six miles from town, 3 miles from school and creamery, 100 acres in grass, 'i balance bush, all flat and ploughable country when cleared, when all in grass will easily carry 2_ sheep per acre. Price £2 10s per acre. Mortgage £250. Equity£2so. Owner 2 will exchange for a house in Masterton. 987 I 3 -& s\ ACRES and a good C-roomed house 3 AaXj with all conveniences, stable, trap--3 shed, cow-shed, etc., situated close to Post - Office. Price £850. Equity £300. Owner - will exchange for 50 or 100 acres and also 1 pay £400 or £500 cash. 988 1 _* t j ' P. M. COMPTON, Buikler and Contractor, Lansdowne, Masterton. »' TOUILDING WORK of all descriptions _0 - undertaken in any part of tho district by day work or contract. Plans and estimates prepared. Telephone 301.