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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 31, 21 September 1911, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES. M.'kv. “f r/J) S* cS $ 'SPRING AND ITS NR# THINGS ARB HHRE! ■SPENCE’S SPRING OPENING DISPLAY ..rpr Will put you into immediate .touch with the Fashions to he. It is to be a Season of Beautiful Millinery, Hats, both large and small, high and low, turned up and turned down; in fact, every conceivable shape and style <■!' Hat is to be worn—and all aro represented in this display. 'anoy Neck- _ . view for your inspection. You will sec'the New Fashions at their best by calling early. Smart Costumes in all the Fashionable Stylos and Materials, Fa wear. Charming Spripg-’aud Summer Blouses—they are all on A.SPENCE STRATFORD. meet , . • ■" t'.v , :lVv' i ' ••■•■NEWTON 'KING. AUCTIONEER, LAND, STOCK, AND STATION AGENT, PRODUCE AND GENERAL MERCHANT. SEE LAND ADVERTISEMENT PAGE 8 IMPLEMENT ADVERTISEMENT PAGE 8 PRODUCE ADVERTISEMENT PAGE 7 - 4 •* c.*v»'*wL’ B ROADWAY, STR At FOR D ;. LAMASON AND., MELVILLE. AUCTIONEERS AGENTS, AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. FULL STOCKS OF— I V AGENTS FOR,— WILSON’S STAR BRAND PORTLAND CEMENT, SUTTON’S SEEDS, COOPER’S SEEDS, R. McK. MORISON, NURSERYMAN VICTORIA INSURANCE CO.* a...• • i ; bi; . YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. LAMASON £ND MELVILLE, ... ... ... BROADWAY.

.♦ -5 -V - ' (i te NEt'^ALAND; 7 Loan & mercantile . AGEJI^CY. C°;- , * 7 UMITEpL STRAtFORD.. ... £1,920,648. RESERVES £500,000. STOCKAUCTIONEERS. LAND SALESMEN. AND jCENERAL MERCHANTS. CHEAP CRAZING FARM—32I ACRES FREEHOLD. For family reasons, this farm is placed on the market for One Month, at the low iigure of £l4 10s,- with only £SOO cash down, balance for long term at 5 per cent. Consider it carrying capacity—s7o breeding ewes and 170 grown cattle are how being carried through the winter, wftlio.ut turnips; good 6-roomed House'; woplshed, etc.; no weeds. Property all in grass and well divided with' sheep-proof fences; 2 miles to Vailway'. , This i property. DON’T LOSE TIME. a good N. 9a ACRES, carrying 80 cows. 4 horses, and 20 yearlings; good farmgiyeii in with this property, about 25 tons oaten hay and 20’ tons clover hay. No. 147 a 00/I ACRES, carrying 70 cows, 15 head grown cattle, and 10 horses ; cheque last January was £100; good grass land; 8-roomed house; large barn and loft, lj miles to town and factory. Price £lB per acre, with £SOO cash down, balance at 4* and 5 per cent, for seven years. No. 86a ■ .J. ...... . ... . - t . . , •.*. *. ... ACRES?, with;4-roomed house, cowshed; • nice* level little Farm; •) OvJ mile to factory, school, P. 0., and telephone; 3 miles to railway arid town. Price £3O per acre, with £350 cash down, and balance in 5 years at 4£ and 5 per cent. No. 41a Q/'yrv ACRES (210 acres in grass, balance in good bush), with whare; Al U miles,to railway, township, and saleyards; 1 mile to factory. Price £8 10s per acre, with £4OO cash clown, or £8 per acre with £BOO cash down, balance in either case for five years at 4) and 5 per cent. No. 42a T 7*70 ACRES, FREEHOLD, L) miles to factory, school, and telephone. JL 6 aL ‘ sheep-proof fences; milked 50 cows last season; factory returns £SOO. Price; with only £350 cash down, £lB per acre, balance on good terms, at 5 per cent. No. 43a A. C. BELL, Land Salesman. MACHINERY — WE STOCK FARMERS’ FAVOURITE DRILLS 2)130 HARROWS (without pole) CHAIN AND SPr— HARROWS REID AND GRAY PLOUGHS, Etc. W. A. HEWITT, Agent. rr7Trf r T. MERCER. HAIRDRESSER TOBACCONIST, ; ' BROADWAY, THREE SPECIAL LINES: BRILLIANTINE, 9d Bottle, or Three Bottles for 2s. THREE TABLETS SOAP, Gd. ■*' 7V' - y.'* ’■ '* • f - J SAFETY RAZORS thst will take: Gillette Blades, 3s 6d