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PIGS THRIVE OX PIC!-MEAL! 130LLARI) Is the SHALOM' of S_ the Wheat— P I.OMEAL (the SUBSTANCE of the Wheat) —and Beans and Barley are ground so as to make their fattening properties easily assimilated. Pigs thrive on it. It makes them grow fast, fat and strong; gives them health and the power to throw off sickness and epidemics. Pollard is hut the refuse of wheat; it can’t fatten like Pigmcal. Let us send you a trial supply. J. MASTERS AND SON, STRATFORD. FOR SALE' A ACRES Freehold, in grass; flat OU land, carry 20 cows; good roads; 2d miles from Factory, Railnay, School, P. 0.; 4-roomcd House, cowshed. Sell, at £ls per acre. Deposit £250, balance 0 years at G per cent. ACRES, freehold, 92 grass, 8 bush; o-romed House, 10bail cowshed, 1(5 paddocks, handy to Factory and Schbol; Government Joan £9f)o;' deposit, £SOO, balance 5 years at G per. cent. , Sell at £2O 10s per acre. lb ACRES; freehold, all flat, in .. ,_*•< grass; good roads, carry 35 cows; one mile frojn P. 0., School, Factory, I^'miles from Railway; 4roomecl House, .10-bail cowshed. Sell at £2G 10s per acre; deposit £6OO, arrange balance. ACRES, freehold, flat land, IIOU 210 in grass, 390 in bush; 2 sheep to acre• 4 miles from Factory, Railway, 2 miles from School ; mortgage £2IOO at 5£ per cent. Sell at £G 10s per acre. Consider exchange for' smaller farm. n. ACRES, suburbs, no buildings. “ntO £lO per aero. i| i O ACRES, grazing country. £l3 a. JL O per acre. ACRES, freehold, all in grass, excepting 4 acres shelter hush, 8 paddocks, good road, one mile from factory and railway station ; now 6-roomed house, 30-bail cowshed, trapshed, and piggeries; Government Advances Loan £1000; deposit £2OO, arrange balance. Farm will carry 40 cows. Kill sell at £2O 10s per acre. \. , TO LEASE. iOQ ACRES for 3 years; good lOw house and cowshed; 2 miles from Stratford Fsrti Office. Rent 30s per acre. ■ I ■ J. H. THOMPSON, STRATFORD. WHEN THEY HAD TO ■ ! CARRY CARRIE It was very plain that she had not observed '"Ami * THE GOLDEN RULE • -I ■■ • 1/ ,'U IT KEEPS FOLKS FIT * AND KEEN AND COOL. DRINK SURATURA! TEA! , .‘/it ; j . !u- d. - ■. ■ W. H.‘ & A. MoGARRY. LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, : • j • "Eltharn, Taranaki.

£3OO CASH. Q ACRES, Waimato Plains, about (3v> 11 miles below tlio Sheet Road, in the centre of 5 factories, and 2 miles from school; land all in grass, all level, well watered, about 20 acres have been ploughed; good carrying capacity; nearly new House of 5 rooms, bath, 8-bail cowshed (concrete), buildings well worth £4OO. Price £3l per acre; only £3OO down, easy terms for balance. (1903) STRAIGHT LEASE. 4 ACRES, Mangatoki; land all y/O in grass or crop; about 35 acres stumped, 0 paddocks, lot of turnips and big stack of hay go with the farm at small cost; carry 80 cows comfortably; ' 1 \ miles from factory and school: lease 5 years, rental 30s per acre (no goodwill) ; House of (! rooms, 20-bail cowshed (concrete), and other sheds. (2023) £3OO GASH. Q Q ACRES, Ngairc, few chains HO from factory, and handy to school; land all in grass nr crop, about half stumped, 10 paddocks, all well fenced; carry 35 cows easily; House of 5 rooms, 11-bail cowshed, and lot of other outbuildings. Price £3l per acre; only £3OO do\r', good terms for balance. (1992) STRAIGHT LEASE. ACRES, Cardilf, about I.V miles from factory, school, store, and past office; land all in grass, more than half stumped, subdivided into 12 paddocks, all well watered : House of 5 rooms, 28-1 tail cowshed (concrete), cart and gig sheds, piggeries, etc; lease 3 years, rental 30s per acrt>, no goodwill. 2018 W. H. & A. McQARfcY

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 81, 26 May 1911, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 81, 26 May 1911, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 81, 26 May 1911, Page 4

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