UNITED. BTBATFORD.. STOCK AUCTIONEERS, LAND SALESMEN, AND GENERAL MERCHANTS DAIRY FARMERS" "These properties with a little attention will improve in Value and may lie bought on easy terms." Q Afi ACRES FREEHOLD, good grass land, all foiled, and in grass; !W~rv/ divided into 12 paddocks, with fences in good order; House, sheds, and 12-bail cowshed; l\ miles to factory, railway, and school. Price £22 per acre; £3oo.cash, balance in 5 years at 5 per cent. Carry 70 cows and 100 sheep. . No. 212 rr> ACRKS, FREEHOLD, new 5-roomed House, and 14-bail concrete wi cowshed; 2 miles to factory, and 1} to school, post office, and railway; all crops, hay, turnips, etc., are given in; will carry 50 cows, and do them well. Price £2O per acre; £2OO cash, and the balance in 5 years. 241 ?o|i ACRKS, FREEHOLD; a nico little Farm, within a few minutes of fj"l school, factory, store, etc.; two-thirds of the land has been ploughed and well laid down, and thero are numerous paddocks with good fences and gates; very nice homestead, house of 8 rooms, and G-bail cowshed. Price £2B per acre. This property has advantages which no other form's have, and wo consider that atthis price it is the best investment offering. Write, for full particulars; good terms may be arranged. No. 129 A A \ ACRES, splendid grazing land, well fenced and divided, with sheep(l:'X. X proof fences, posts of matai, hinau, and totara; could milk 50 cows if wished; 5-roomed Honse, trap-shed, etc.: metal road, 3 miles to township, etc 7 . Price £7 per acre. _ No. 328 QAA ACRKS, FREEHOLD, nico lymg, well sheltered dairy farm; all iwUU in grass and crops, with numerous paddocks; good fences and gates, nice homestead, splendid cowshed, also implement, gig, and buggy shed, hayshed and 2 loose boxes, washhouse, good 8-roomed house with bathroom and all conveniences, 3min. to school and creamery, and 1 mile to railway; good metal roads. Price £2O per acre; £7OO cash, or less to a reliable man; balance 10 years at 5 per cent, on Ist mortgage. We recommend inspection of this proporty, as we consider it clie'U', and it will bo worth another £lO per aero long before the mortgage would fall duo. No. 240 WE STOCI A. C. BELL, Land Saiesmm MACHINERYFARMERS' FAVOURITE DRILLS 5)130 HARROWS {without pole) CHAIN AND HARROWS EEID AND 9RAY PLOUGHS, Etc. W- A, HEWITT, Agam, likßaJ the youngsters I Makes healthy muscle, reT stores tissue, strengthens and J invigorates the entire system Wm during the years of growth. CHILDREN LB¥E IT. igJUjj Bournville is an appe"llifl Using drink that is botii J 1 food ard tonic. It contains I all the valuable nutritive \if%\%> % components of the CocoaBran with the fatty ele- * * 1 -*,* ments eliminated. I § Save tlie Coupons found in each tin, and get a Jewel Casket of 3 delicious Chocolates.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 18, 18 May 1912, Page 2
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