BUSINESS NOTICES. GENTLEMEN, ‘‘THE KING!” ’Tis Coronation time! Another English King is 'Crowned! Even; man, .woman, and child enjoying the privilege of living wider the protection of Britannia will unite with us in singing “GOD SAVE THE KING!” We want all loyal subjects of His Majesty to sec our SPECIAL CORONATION WINDOW. Wo have taken great pains in making it look as attractive as possible, and wo want Your \ opinion on it! J. MASTERS AND SON, STRATFORD. 1 OAril ACRES, Freehold, sheep 1/wliU country, 250 in grass, 4 miles from good road ; warm district; sell at £3 per acre; first mortgage 4£ per cent.; easy terms, cash basis, or exchange. 7ft ACRES, Dairy Farm, Freehold, in grass, carry 28 cows; adjoining factory; good, district ;£2B per acre. ACRES, and 7-roomed House, bath, electric light, washhouse, stable, trapshed; long frontage, suitable for cutting up immediately. Sell for £680; easy terms; cheapest line on the market. i O -ACRES, and 6-roomed House, JL 'LI every convenience; long frontage to two roads; first-class building sites ; sell for £ISOO ; easy terms; first mortgage 4£ her cent. FOR SALE-4-roomed Dwelling and corner section ; best part of town, £330.
5 Rooms and \ acre, £25 deposit; sell for £330. 2 Sections, Broadway South, high and dry; deposit £SO, sell for £l3O. House, 4 rooms, 8s; 5 rooms, couvoni- ' dice's, 18s; 4 rooms, 7s; G rooms, 12s; 7 rooms, 11s; 4 rooms and 12 acres, 27s Gd; wharc, 2s Gd. HE characteristic and unique delicacy of flavour that all Suratura drinkers delight in is duo to various causes. First of all, of course, to the fact that the tea is grown in the most favoured district of the finest tea country in the world—Ceylon. Soil, situation, temperature, humidity—all count for much in the success of tea planting; and in the SURATURA Plantations each of these conditions or essentials is perfectly presented. , Then there is the system of curing and packing. Everything is done by the most approved modern processes. The loaf is perfect and the most scrupulous care is taken to guard against the least chance of impurity. TO LET. J. H. THOMPSON, STRATFORD. AN ARISTOCRATIC TEA! SURATURA IS ABSOLUTELY PURE TEAI
ALWAYS FIRST! W. H. & A. McCARRY; Eltham, Taranaki. LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, LEASEHOLD—IIO ACRES. STRAIGHT LEASE. QAA ACRES, Kapuai; handy to factory, school, store, ana post office; land all first class, subdivided into 8 Haddocks, well watered, ill in splendid grass, carry from 75 tc 80 cows comfortably; good 6-roomcd dwelling, 10-bail cowshed, trapshed piggeries, etc. Owner will lease for 3 years at 31s per acre, further term of 2 years at'3ss. Sole Agents. (10S7> SPLENDID DAIRY FARM. OQ} ACRES, adjoining Mangatoki vj tmi township, only few chains from the factory; all in grass or crop numerous paddocks; good G-roomed Jionso and new cowshed ; owner milks 50 cows and winters them ; .0000 was taken off this farm last season; all returns ca l ' ho inspected. Further particulars on application. (2033) MATA PU. (if)AA will secure 98 Acres ol oWOv/ \P splendid Land in the lioart of Matapu; all in grass or crop, 9 paddocks, large area stamped, hoxthorn fences; carry 45 cows comrortably; House of 4 rooms and scullery, 12-hail cowshed (concrete), up-to-date jiiggeries, etc. Vendor holds lease ior I years at 25s per aero, will sell tin’s also; milking machine (water power’; 38 picked cows, 0) acres turnips (good crop),, factory' shares, tanks, etc. and accept £3OO cash very easy terms for baanc'. (20H) CHOICE SUI3HRI3AN PROPERTY. EXCEPTIONAL TERMS. jTi p'/N CASH will speure nearly «> dwcjU Acres of Land, lOmin. flora Stratford Post Office, together with first-class Dwelling of 7 rooms, every convenience, hot and cold water, bathroom, electric light, office, dark room, gymnasium, trapshed, stables, etc. Price asked ,-CISCO; terms only CSO down, balance on very easy terms. Apply . H. & A, McCARRY ELTHAM (Solo Agents). [A Card.] B A. J, DAVIS, unjDer an d coxtr acto r , DOUGLAS. Estimates Given for all Classes of Work, in Town or Country.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 103, 21 June 1911, Page 4
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