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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 44, Issue 13599, 25 July 1918, Page 8

LAND AND PRODUCE. G. W. SELLAR (Successor to W. B. Chennells and Co ) LAND, ESTATE, FINANCIAL AND ACCOUNTANTS. INSURANCE AGENTS. PERRY STREET, MASTERTON.. \ The Oldest Established and Principal Agency in the District. - P.O. BOX 54. ■ ■ I PHONE—Office 216, Private 253. LAND DEPARTMENT—F. C. BIRD, Jean Street; Phone 721., j-»ANNISTEE STREET.—WeII built house, 7 rooms, copper and tubs. Quarter acre section, stable. Price £800. Terms: £200 cash,-balance can remain for 5 years at 5 per cent. 3676 WITHIN 2 miles of Post Office.—Up-to-date Villa containing 5 rooms, bathroom, h. and c. water, wash house, copper and tubs. Over 2 acres of land. Outbuildings. Bargain at £750. • Apply sharp. 3751 /TLOSE Railway Station.—House of 5 rooms, bathroom, washhouse, etc. Over quarter acre of good land. Fruit trees. Price £475' Terms arranged. Early possession given. 3748 T ANSDOWNE.—WeII built house of 5 rooms , bathroom, washhouse, copper and tubs. Over quarter acre. Everything in good order. Price £075. Terms. 3753 COL WAY.—-13 Acres of first class land very suitable for subdivision. About 5 acres in native bush. Price £120 per acre. 3756 IUITHIN 2 miles of Post Office, and close to Colombo Road Saleyards. Over 16 Acres of First-class Land, corner section, very suitable for sub-divis-ion. Large orchard, containing about 300 trees. Running stream through the property. Totara built house, 6 rooms, 4-bail cowshed, large shed and other outbuildings. Price £1650. Cheap property. 3740 G. W. SELLAR MASTERTON. WOOL, SKINS AND HIDES. MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO Limited, WELLINGTON, "OECEIVE consignments of the above for disposal, and conduct Valuations. PROMPT RETURNS. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO CLASSIFICATION. THE LATEST IMPORTATIONS OF WINTER IV2ILLINERY MODES AT MRS J. PATERSON'S. SIMPLE as simple can be —yet of the most distinctive charm. Such is he 1918 Winter Millinery, and we have •aught the desired atmosphere to per'ection. The shapes of the hats are varied —some straight brimmed, others lemurely drooped, yet again others with 'aßcinating tilt, curve, or roll to the vrim. The shapes and sizes of the •rowns are even more diversely varied han the brims; some high, others low, mffed or tasselled. Ladies are invited to call and inspect he new Winter Hatß. MRS J. PATERSON. HIGH-CLASS MILLINER, Street (opposite Mr L. S. Nicol.)