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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 11937, 26 March 1914, Page 8

LAND AND-PRODUCE. W. B. CHENNELLS AND CO., W. B. Chknnblls.] [Gko. Sellab, s.i.a.n.z. AUCTIONEERS, ACCOUNTANTS, LAND, ESTATE, FINANCIAL, AND INSURANCE AGENTS. PERRY STREET, MASTERTON. npi-IE Oldest Established and Principal Agency in the district. FOR SALE. OA ACRES, thirteen miles from MasOSi terton, few minutes from railway and school; limest'.no formation; 8 acres stumped; carries 25 cows: now house; 12-bail shed. £19, per acre. On! / £300 cash. 332« FRUIT AND POULTRY FARM. 00 ACRES, Wairarapa district, H &** miles railway, school and P.O. River Hats and good fruit-growing soil. All Hat and well subdivided. Special system of irrigation; 2h acres in orchard. Nicely sheltered. Capital buildings, comprising Totara-built 7-roomed house, with bathroom and green-house; 2-bail cowshed, stable and buggy shed; fruit store, poultry runs, etc. Prico £1300, including horse, gig, cart and harness, trolley, -spray pump, incubator, brooder, and largo number of poultry. Raro opportunity for experienced fruit and poultry farmer. 3346 -J I A ACRES, very handy locality, 3XJL\> m^o _ rolll f ac tory and school; 6 miles to railway and rising township. All iv grass and splendidly watered. Capital dairying country, capable of wintering 40 cows and 3 horses. At present grazing sheep. Eight paddocks, with 15 acres ploughed. Buildings are most complete, and iucludo S-roomed house, 34-bail cowshed, loft, dairy, stable, etc. Price £17 per acre for tho freehold. A deposit of £350 cash is all the owner asks. 3391 s>l A ACRES, very handy A osition,' <VJ-U within 4 miles of Masterton. Suit stock dealers. Good homestead site on a 20-aere Hat. Balance undulating country. Extensive frontage to main road. Prico £16 per acre. Terms and further particulars on application. 3376 9/| A A ACRES, South Wairarapa, 16 & ±\r\f miles from E, a ii wa y Station, School, and P.O. 1 milo distant. Valuable grazing and agricultural land, capable of carrying heavy herd of stock if cropping diligently pursued. South Island farmer would make a fortune. 1600 acres ploughable, half of which are Hat; 30 acres in bush Subdivided into 20 paddocks. Excellent buildings, including Hue 16-roomed residence fitted with every convenience, woolshed, stabling, yards, etc., etc. Winters about 4500 sheep and cattle. Wo are instructed to consider any reasonable offer approaching £11 10s" per acre. Terms arranged. 3377 I I ACRES .(nearly), Lansdowne. Cap- -*-" ital building site, with good frontage. A bargain at £130, the Government valuation. Look in early to snatch this! 337S W. E. CHENNELLS ANI3 CO., MASTETBTOH. A CHEAP TURN-OUT, WITH ANY TRIAL. 1' iron grey Brake Horses and New Harness 1 full lock 2-ton Brake, witli bars for 4 horses. Brake will carry 12 bales of wool. Prico £75. A FEW GENUINE BARGAINS FOR QUICK SALE. . {j-ACRE SECTION, G-roonied house, bathroom, Avashhouso, ample room for two more cottages. Situated drainage area, near station. Price £450. Small deposit. -i-ACEE, LANSDOWNE, 5-roomed house, scullery, bathroom, every convenience. Situated best locality. Price £500; £50 deposit. :}-ACEE, Dixon Street, 5-roomed house, scullery, bathroom, drainage. Price £500. "'£so down. 1A A ACEES, all ploughable, more X. L ±.\J th an half river deposit; 35 acres in crop, balaLce in best of English gras*. Situated 4 miles from Masterton, li miles from school aud railway station. Large 6-roomed house with all conveniences; 16-bail cowshed, separator house, stable, granary, cart sheds etc.; also 5-roomed cottage with outbuildings. Price £34 per acre; cash required £1200; balance on exceptionally easy terms. A. COLLIE (LATE R. U. HARDEN.) LAND & FINANCIAL AGENT, MASTEETON. ETON'S BUILDINGS. PURCHASERS FINANCED. T EVIN AND COMPANY, LTD. MERCHANTS. STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, WOOL, GRAIN AND PRODUCE BROKERS. Chapel-street, Masterton.; AGENTS FOR Liverpool and Loudon and Globe Insurance Co., Ltd. —Fire, Accident, and Live Stock. "Lister Sheep-shearing Machines, Engines, and Cream Separators. j Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., Ltd. (direct to London). Orient Royal Mail Lino (via Suez). Messagcries Maritimes Cio Suez). C. and C. Line, All-Red Route (across Canada). Union S.S. Co. 's oversea routes. Northern Steamship Co (New Plymouth to Onehuitga). Cooper's, Little's, and Fison's Sheep Dips. Sutton's Famous Pedigree Farm Seeds. Fison 's Fertilisers. And all Agricultural Manures. The Dresden Piano Company is proud of the confidence placed in it by the public—a trust built up by years -if honest dealing. Frankness is the Dresden's motto in all its relations with a purchaser. The more the latter knows about the piano he is buying, the more likely he is to be satisfied. What the Dresden Piano Company his to offer its patrons is quality—never anything else. Had not good value been a characteristic feature with the Dresden, theirs would not be the business it is to-day. That Company has many advantages. It possesses extensive capital and an enormous output. Thus it commands stock on a bedrock basis from the world's foremost manufacturers. Then it possesses officers of great experience, of unrivalled judg : meat, and of unquestioned integrity, in whom not only has "The Dresden" . the utmost confidence, but on whom the public, too, can rely—to the last word. , Local representative—H. Inns. * Jj