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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 4, 21 August 1911, Page 8

Labour-saving devices for the farm might as well never have been invented if the cost for upkeep runs beyond the amount previously paid in wages. An all-round saving must bo assured before any machine can -be called a success. The problem of producing a Milking Machine that woujld prove a satisfactory substitute for manual labour has been solved in the form of the Ridd. Writing in regard to his Ridd M[iking machine, a Douglas dairy farmer, Mr. G. if. Chapman, says: “As regards the upkeep, I started milking in the first week of September, 1909, and used the machine twice a day up to the (3th of May, 1910, and during that period, and since, I have not spent anything on rubber ware. The Watt’s Oil Ell" ginc takes no time to understand, and is very economical.” For Catalogues auci further information please apply to NEWTON KING* For influenza take Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure; never fails. Is bd ami :2 s Od *

BUSINESS NOTICES. ALFRED lff , COLEMAN. 2’r’'■ 'A /' LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, P.O. 78. STRATFORD. ’Phone 14. HAS FOR SALEHOUSE PRO PERTTES—- • |}Qi fT —5-roomed Dwelling, outdyOll) building, bathroom, etc., in Borough, omin. from Post Office; terms £IOO cash, balance on mortgages. , —7-roomcd Dwelling, scullery, and bathroom; good locality, in Borough, Grain, from P. 0.; l acro of ground. Terms'£lso cash, balance on mortgage. ip l —"-roomed Dwelling, csiAJ'Ol/ batliroom, and pantry, hot and cold water, electric light; (3 min. from Post Office. Terms £2OO cash, balance on mortgage. This is a good bargain. Jjp Q K jA—7-roomed Dwelling, wyO(*IU _ bathroom, washhouse, and outbuildings; hot and cold water, and electric light; acre of land. This house is in splendid order, and is thoroughly , well built. The neighbourhood is very \dosirahle.

BROAD ACRES. ACRES FREEHOLD, firstclass Dairy Farm, 1 mile from Ridhirst; 5-roomed Dwelling (recently built), cowshed (1.3 bails), trapshed, etc. ; all plonghablo, subdivided into 7 paddocks; carry 32 cows; supplying factory every year for last five years. Factory returns l ast season £l.l per cow (figures available). Price £23 nor acre. A A A ACRES FREEHOLD. First-P./-TU class Farm; all grassed, oacepb 20 acres shelter bush; 300 acres plougliable; winters 21 sheep to acre; now (5-roomed Dwelling, hot and cold water; ! miles from railway; subdivided into 18 sheep-proof paddocks. Price .CIO per acre; £2OOO in cash, balance on mortgage. OAQ ACRES, FREEHOLD, all in y/O grass, I V miles from railway, V mile from factory; 100 acres plonghablo; 7-roomod Dwelling;, small cottage, 2 cowsheds, etc.; Well fenced. This Farm can he worked to the. greatest advantage: two frontages on East Road, and railway line. Price Cl2 per acre.