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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 36, 27 September 1911, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES. & ? ■ JO" ence 9 SPRING AND ITS NEW'THINGS ARB HERE! SPENCE’S' SPRING - OPENING DISPLAY Will put you into immediate touch with the Fashions to ho. It is to ho 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 of Hat is to l)o worn—and all are leurcseuted in this display. Smart Costumes in all the Fashionable Styles and Materials, Fancy Neckwear, Charming Spring and Summer mouses—-they are all on view for your inspection. You will see the New Fashions at their best by calling early. A.SPENCE STRATFORD. r E W T O N KING. A hJ AUCTIONEER, LAND, STOCK, AND STATION AGENT, .PRODUCE AND GENERAL MERCHANT. LAND ADVERTISEMENT PAGE 8 V IMPLEMENT ADVERTISEMENT PAGE S PRODUCE ADVERTISEMENT PAGE 7 BROADWAY, STRATFORD LAMASON AND MELVILLE. AUCTIONEERS LAND AGENTS,. AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. A 20 PER CENT. INVESTMENT. Q UARTER ACRE LEVEL SECTION, 52ft. frontage, central position, on main street, in rising Taranaki township,. 4 shops, with two four-roomed Cottages attached. Leased for 2f years at £‘2 ids Od per week. PRICE i'V VI I E £750TERMS. WRITE FOR PARTICULARS. LAMASON AND MELVILLE, BROADWAY. UGJLCC Hi) IV/ -ULrfCt *j:j

NEW ZEALAND .-ir LOAN & MERCANTILE ' AGENCY CGLIMITED. STRATFORD.. CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED £1.920,648. RESERVES ... r .... - £5Ol STOCK AUCTIONEERS. LAND SALESMEN. AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. CHEAP CRAZING FARM—32I ACRES FREEHOLD. For family reasons, this farm is placed on the market for One Month, at the low figure, of £l4 10s, with only £SOO cash down, balance for long term 'at 5 per cent. Consider it carrying capacity—s7o breeding owes and 170 grown cattle are now being carried through the winter, without turnips ; good 6-roomed House; woolshed, etc,; no weeds. Property all in grass and well, divided'with sheep-proof ’fences; 2 miles to railway. This is a good iQNT LOSE TIME. ** property. DON’ N. 9a t n ACRES, carrying 80-cows, 4 horses, and 20 yearlings; good fanni: f U ing land; factory and; school handy; farm slioavs splendid returns; town 4 miles away; railway li miles; good house, 20-bail concrete cowshed. Price £2l per acre, with £SOO casli down. A splendid lot of crops given In' with this property, about 25 tons oaten hay and 20 tons clover hay. \ • No. 147 a . ACRES, carrying 70 cows, 15 head grown cattle, and 10 horses ; cheque last January was £100; good grass land; 8-roomed house; large shorn and loft, 1J miles to town and factory. Price £lB per aero, with £oo6 cash down, balance at 4J and 5 per cent, for seven years. No. 86a p'A ACRES, with 4-rooined house, cowshed; nice level little Farm; O'Vf* mile to factory, school, P. 0., and telephone; 3'miles to railway and mile to factory, school, P. 0., and telephone ; 3 miles to railway anc town. Price £3O per acre, with £350 cash down, and balance in 5 years at 4J and 5 per cent. No. 41a ACRES (210 acres in grass, balance in good bush), with whare; Price £8 10s per acre, with £4OO cash down, or £8 per acre with £BOO casli dow.n r balance in either case for five years at 4| and 5 per cent. No. 42a ACRES, FREEHOLD, I’. miles to factory, school, and telephone, 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. MACHINERYWE STOCK FARMERS' FAVOURITE DRILLS DISC ■"HARROWS (without polo) OKATN AND RPT T '™ HARROWS REID AND GRAY PLOUGHS, Etc. W. A. HEWITT, Agent. T. MEEKER. HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST, BROADWAY, THREE SPECIAL LINES: BRILLIAN.TINE, 9d Bottle, or Three Bottles for 2s. THREE TABLETS SOAP, 6d. SAFETY RAZORS that will takee Gillette Rlados, 3s 6d