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

LAND AND PRODUCE. J. B. KUTH. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. 60 QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. IKQ ACRES Freehold Dairy Farm, Xt/O 7 yjijgg from Woodville, and about 1- mile from Maharahara West. All in grass and about 120 acres are ploughable. There is a five-roomed house, cowshed with concrete floor, and usual outbuildings. Subdivided into eight paddocks, all watered by running streams. Carrying at present 60. cows. 111-health is the owner's sole reason for selling. Prices aro beginning to rise in this district, and the man \ who buys now should reap the benefit of tho rise as the owner is asking only £23 per acre to effect a quick sale. £500 deposit, balanco in five years. 1436 DAIRY FARM. 12dl ACEES > * mil& lxom ckeoßß '•*■ •-'* v tory. Easy elopes; almost all ploughable; all in grass; 6-roomed house, large cowshed, stable and usual outbuildings. About twenty miles from Masterton.. To effect an immedi- < ate sale owner will accept £17 per acre. Deposit £350, bai&nce 6 years at 5$ per cent. No. 1180. *JK AURES, 8 xailfcs from Mftistertoa, ■ adjoining railway station, otore, school and factory. One of the best dairy farms in the district. New sroomed house, 6-bai cowshed, etc. Carrying 40 cows, 2 horses and 40 sheen. Owner was the largest supp'ier and had the highest test at tho factory for the past rwo scaeo.'-is. Price £37 F Br aero. ? 775 cash. No. 1303. 1 «JA ACEES, all flat; S acres stuiapod, the balance in grata At present carrying %'j cows, 20 young stock, and 170 sheep. Divided into 8 paddocks, all well watered. Buildinga comprise large 7-roomed housp, 7-bail ' cowbhed, stable, etc. This place is 5 miles from Eketahunft and 1 mile from cheese factory. Price £21 per acre; £600 cash. Adjoining; places have Bold at £25 and upwards per acre. No. 1392 PREPARE YOUR HORSES & COWS FOR WINTER'S COMING COLD. ORDER YOUR RUGS AT HARCOMEE & DONALD'S. It is a paying proposition— Look beyond tiie first cost of the Rugs, and think of the benefits. A horse that's rugged doesn't waste energy fighting the cold— he does better on less food, and Spring finds him fit as a fiddle. As for the Cows—! What will , hit you hardest, a decreased milk yield or a few pounds spent ou rugs—'.' Think it over, and then come j and place your order with HARCOW2BE AND DONALD, SADDLERS, PERRY STREET .... MASTEETON. POLO. REQUISITES. j We have a full stock of Polo Saddlery, Sticks, Balls, Spare Canes, etc. TARPAULINS'at lowest prices. FOR IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY Oi; 1 9A(\fl ACRES IN THE MARTIN£/<±UU BOEOUGH DISTEICT; 800 Acres flat, balance undulating and hilly. CAEEYING 2 SHEEP TO THE ACEE. BUILDINGS. —18 - Eoomed House, with all conveniences, and all necessary outbuildings. PEICE —£11 10s per acre, but no reasonable offer refased. EASY TEEMS OAN BE ARRANGED. For full particulars apply to — DALGETY AND CO., LTD„ 9 MASTERTON. - . . CI I lIS oo Wellington Meat Export Company LIMITED. ___^ FAT STOCK FOR | FREEZING. I THE WELLINGTON i MEAT EXPORT COM- | PANY, LIMITED, is pre- I pared to receive STOCK § for FREEZING and SHIP- | MENT ON CLIENTS' | ACCOUNT, at lowest rate! I | current in tho Dominion. j | J Tho Company is also pre- j \ pared to buy FAT SHEEP, *J LAMBS and CATTLE. | | I $All particular aa to . I j | charges and prices can bo 3 | | obtained on application to i j $ the Company! buyem aa ' | |iaad«r >— | i W. B. Feath erstcn, Tele. No. 53; 1. W. McKenzle, Masterton, Tel 346 office, 118 private residence; Thos. Riddell, Pahiatua, Tel. 50; Andrew Pefc- _ ars, Dannevir&e, Tel. No. 1 I Ok to thb Company's Head Ojw cb : 18-20 Hunt©* Stm©t, e~ ■ Wolling%«M«- $ _ _ JLzxaß*eißtatia*m~sMmwmm mmmimmmmaiimaat& . —. —-— j Lawn-markers/ everlasting and easily , operated, 21s at H. Beale and 00., Ltd. ,