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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 85, 30 May 1911, Page 2

CHJCDinGG NOTICES. WHEEE THRIFTF BUYERS Id 111. m ■.'f f . 5 i 1 J' OFT FLEECY BLANKETS AND RUGS! a FROM THE LAND OF .V:SHEEP No ncd to 100 in your bed thesa chilly nights—shivering. No ncd to put up with that “scarcely warm enough - ’ feeling. Thera nra Blankets and lings here that will taka all the sting out of cold weather. Make your bad warm and Comfortable —you can do so for the minimum amount by shopping at TO THE LAND OF NOD. SPENCE’S S' rs, in 9-4, 10-4, 11-4 sizes, at SROSLYN HIGH-GRADE, ALL-WOOL BLANKETS, splendid wearers 21s, 25s 6d, 27s 6d, 32c per pair. ’KAIAPOI and PETONE BLANKETS, soft and fleecy,, none better made, 9-4, 21s par pair; 10-4 | and 11-4, at 273 6d, 32s Gd, to 42s pair QUILTS, “Ventilated.” specially selected, Now Art Designs, full size, 188 6d to 755. EIDERDOWN CRIB QUILTS, 5s lid to 18s Gd. ’ ■ GREY and STRIPED BUSH RUGS, for rough wear, heavy and large, 6s 9d to 14s 6d. » a And a large selection of Blankets and Rugs for the home and for the camp. HURRY IN BEFORE POLAR BREEZES COME UP. WHERE THRIFTY BUYERS MEET ssBroadway, Stratford. NEWTON KING - . AUCTIONEER, LAND, STOG K. AND STATION AGENT, PRODUCE AND GENERAL MERCHANT. SEE LAND ADVERTISEMENT PAGE 8 IMPLEMENT ADVERTISEMENT PAQE 8 PRODUCE ADVERTISEMENT PAGE 3 BROADWAY, STRt K.-d. W. Kemp. -KEMP & SAWLE. i AUCTIONEERS Refid. Bawls. LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. BROADWAY, STRATFORD. £ ;*r ; good 6-rooraed House, for 21 years; goodwill of . ACRES FREEHOLD subdivided into 12 paddocks sheep-proof fences, 60 acres cleared and in naw liU crass 10 acres roots,’all level, good six-roomed house, washhouse, men’s room, cowshed, implement dfe /.largß.tyft.. Pnce r .£3o»cro; terms arranged. A model farm; everything in tip-top order.

■CEW ZEALAND r> MERCANTILE , U • i.*s LIMITED OTf?AT?OFSD., APITAL SUBSCRIBED RESERVES ' "■V.": ■ } , - 648. a t/ aa v/ 9 STOCK AUCTIONEERS. LAND SALESMEN. AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. PIiENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR ANYONE WISHING TO START §3 FARMING. ON EASY TERMS. TWO SOUND DIVESTMENTS, ; WHICH A MAN WITH LIMITED CAPITAL MIGHT GET A GOOD i , START. ACRES, Freehold, splendid land, level, and nicely watered by small _ shingle bottom stream; well subdivided; 7-roomed house, bathoaij etc., man’s wharc, 2-horse stable, loose-box, gig shed, dray shed, .Uiouse and run, splendid 12-bail concrete cow shed, paved yard; 3min. ro, with £3OO cash down, balance for seven years. No. 2Sa ; A ACRES, Freehold,- as a going concern, together; with • 13 cows, 8 ylj calves, 1 horse, trap and harness, milk cans, and many sundries; )!lihg and level land, about half ploughable, subdivided into 8 paddocks; roomed house, calf .hohso, pig sties, cowshed; close to school and factory, riqe, including stock and chattels, £27 10s per acre, with only £230 cash own; £l5O in four years, balance in seven years, bearing interest at 5 Djr cent. No. oa. We request those desirous of either buying or ,sellinc to correspond ith us, as we can offer assistance to intending purchasers* that no other .rms are offering. IACHINERYA. C. BELL, Land Salesman. WE STOCK FARMERS’ FAVOURITE „ DRILLS DISC HARROWS:' pole) - CHAIN "AND SPIKE HARROWS REID AND GRAY PLOUGHS, Etc. MANURES—SUPERPHOSPHATE, BASIC SLAG, Etc. DONEMEAL, ~ Also, Grass Seeds of all descriptions. Feed Oats, Chaff. Wheat. Poll'd, Bran, Sucrosino, Barley, Cement, G.C. Iron,. Penning Wire, Staples, 0. W. A. HEV/ITT, Agent. PRICES ON APPLICATION. /r "if; 4; SPECIAL TO MEN. S . vV 4*:- 4 K ijm .?*■ a.j:, /j •: > T. MERCER. HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST, BROADWAY, .■ IIRES TO CALL ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING INDENT SMOKERS’ LINES LOWIE. C.8.D., and 8.13.8. PIPES. WINTER SEASON. On hand, a large stock of KOOPRAT E c '. BOXING CI.O\ ES, and PUNCH BALLS.