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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 73, 22 March 1912, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES. FARMERS! THIS INTERESTS YOU. THE BEST PLAGE TO BUY HORSE RUGS For the coming winter is the “Golden Horse Saddlery Warehouse.” Fit and Workmanship Guaranteed. Our stock of SADDLES is larger than ever, and the prices suit all pockets. For Easter travelling buy a TRAVELLING BAG from us. Our prices are right. In all kinds of HARNESS, as usual, We Excel all Others, and we quote from £6 15s. If you want anything in LEATHER or FANCY GOODS, call and see us, or write. It is our business to give satisfaction. WiLSON AND SON, The Golden Horse Saddlery Warehouse STRATFORD. Box 4 ’Phone 112. |J U ) H O A TORE. Goods Delivered to any purt of tt'it District. NEW STOCK', "CHEAP J’RfGK* AT J. A. STANFORD'S Agents “Stratford Evening Post.”

McMILLAN AND FREDRBC, ({ROADWAY. STRATFORD. SOLE AGENTS FOR—ANTI MAMMITIS, the only reliable cure for contagious mammitis. MACMILLAN LEATHER LEG ROPES, which are so much superior to ordinary rope; price Is 9d each, or 18s per dozen. ALLIANCE BEEKEEPERS’ SUPPLIES, are absolutely the best. ZEALANDIA RANGES, second to none. THE McLEOD WATER HEATER, quick and reliable. WOLSELEY SHEEP-SHEARING MACHINES, CREAM SEPARATORS, all sorts and sizes. ALFSEjC 4 AND VJjn AGENT. P.O. 78. STRATFORD. ’Phone 14. HAS FOR SALEHOUSE PROPERTIES--DO WN, purchases good 5roomed House in Hamlet Street; water laid on to section 3 £2lO remaining on mortgage. This is an opportunity not to be missed. O —7-roomedi Dwelling, ’Tti'fJljU' scullery, and bathroom; good locality, in Borough, smin. from P. 0 .; 1 acre of ground. Terms £l5O cash, balance on mortgage. Y* A /TK—7-roomed Dwelling, oWUUU bathroom, and pantry, hot and cold water, electric light; 6 min. from Post Office. Terms £2OO cash, balance on mortgage. This is a good bargain. jf} Q <s'A—7-roomed Dwelling, 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 desirable. BROAD ACRES. Q A ACRES, Freehold, £2B 10s per .acre; highly improved Dairy Farm, in good locality; good dwelling, cowshed, trapsheds, etc.; well fenced and subdivided; 1J miles from school and railway, i mile from creamery; £llOO cash required, balance at 5 V per cent. iOA ACRES FREEHOLD, £B2. j lawUA Irghly improved and profit- i able Dairy Farm; well subdivided: 11 miles from railway, and 1 mile from Creamery and School; good dwelling and sl eds. £BOO cash required ; balance al 4per cent and 5 per cent. QA Q ACRES, FREEHOLD, all in O O grass, 1 \ miles from railway, ] mile from factory; 100 acre« plougha Ole: 7-roomed Dwelling, small cottage, 2 cowsheds, etc.; wellfenced. Tliis Farm can be worked to the greatest advantage; two frontages on East Road, and railway line. Price t*. per acre.