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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 11936, 25 March 1914, Page 8

LAND AND PRODUCE. J. B. KPTM. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. 60 QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON... iRO ACRES Freehold Dairy Farm, ±OO 7 mi i ea f rom Woodville, and about 1 mile from Maharahara West. All in grass and about 120 aci-es are ploughable. There is a five-roomed house, cowshed with concrete floor, and usual outbuildings. Subdivided m-to-eight paddocks, all watered by runnin" streams. Carrying at present bU cows. 111-health is the owner's solo reason for selling. Prices are beginning to rise in this district, and the man who buys now should reap the benefit of the rise as the owner is asking only £23 per acre to effect a quick Sale. £500 deposit, balance in five years. 1436 DAISY FARM. 1 9>A ACRES, I- mile from ckeeee «fta» *-&** tory. Easy olopee; almost »U ploughable; all in grass; 6-roomed hiouse, large cowshed, stable *nd usual outbuildings. About twenty mile© from Masterton, To effect an immediate sale owner will accept £17 per acre. Deposit £350, balance 5 yeara at 5i per cent. No - 118 °- -7K AUBES, 8 mile* from Mastertoa, •** adjoining railway etatioa, itore, school and factory. One of the best dairy farms in the district. Now sroomed house, 6-bai cowshed, etc. Carrying 40 c&ws, 2 horses and 40 saeeT. Owner was the largest supplier and had the highest test at the factory for the past two seasons. Price £37 per acre. "77ft cash. No. 1363. 1 9*(f§ ACEES, all llRt; 8 acrea etump±&\P ed> t]io balance j n grms At present carrying 25 cowb, 20 young stock, and 170 sheep. Divided into 8 paddocks, all well watered. Buildings comprise large 7-roomed house, 7-bail ccw ß hed, stable, etc. TMe place io 5 miles from Eketahuna and 1 mile from cheese factory. Price £21 pt>r acre; £600 cash. Adjoining places have sold at £25 and upwards per acre. No. 1392 PREPARE YOUR HORSES & COWS FOR WINTER'S COMING COLD. ORDER YOUR RUGS AT HARCOMBE & DONALD'S. It is a paying proposition — Look beyond the first cost of the Hups, and think of the benefits. A horse that's rugged doesn't waste, energy lighting the cold — lie does better on less food, ami Spring iinds him fit; as a luldle. As for the Cows —! What will hit you hardest, a, decreased .milk yield or a l.'ew pounds spent on rugs—.' Think it over, and then come and place your order with HARCOMBE AND DONALD, ' SADDLERS, PERKY STREET .... MASTEBTON. POLO REQUISITES. Wo have a full stock of Polo Saddlery, Sticks, Balls, Spare Canes, etc. ' TAKM , API,INS at lowest prices. 5 FOB IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL. > - VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY 1 Oi , ' 9'!O ft ACRES IN THE MARTINBOROUGH DISTRICT; 800 Acres flat, balance undulating and hilly. CARRYING 2 SHEEP TO THE ACRE. BUILDINGS. —18 - Roomed House, i with all conveniences, and all necessary outbuildings. PRICE —£11 10s per acre, but no reasonable offer refused. ; EASY TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. For full particulars apply to — DALGETY AND CO.,.LTD* E " J MASTEBTON. .. i tie ,„ f Wellington Meal : Export Company ; I LIMITED. ._ I FAT STOCK FOR I : FREEZING. j ■ ! Si ! > THE WELLINGTON ; j ! ! MEAT EXPORT COM- t 1 PANY, LIMITED, is pre- | pared to receive STOCK 1 for FREEZING and SHIP- 1 MENT ON CLIENTS' | . ACCOUNT, at lowest ratea | ( current in the Dominion. | The Company ia also pre- | t pared to buy FAT SHEEP, 1 . rOT LAMBS and CATTLE. j I partionlars as to I charges and pricea can be obtained on application to the .Company* bujnm m o&der:— i W» B. Me¥si(izenn. Teatt- \ f erston, Tolo. No. 53; r L W. | ! ?JeKonzie ? Masterton, Tel. | ?| 346 office,' 118 private resiI denee; Thoa. Riddell, PaliCf iatua, Tdi. 50; Andrew PetS ora, Dannovii-ke, Tel. No, I j 37. ._ _^ r ■ i ■ I Oβ to the Compact's [ Head Om en: I , \ IS-SO Hunt©* , Street, • £ W©UingSft®«. , I Lawn-markers, everlasting and easily operated, 21s at.H. Bealo and Co., Ltd. J ( i