BUSINESS NOTICES. SUIT SATISFACTION FOR £3 3 s - THEN WHY PAY NEARLY DOUBLE ? THE Egmont Clothing Company is pushing the chart Suit business, because so many satisfied customers have urged them to do so. These welltailored men are busily recommending “EGMONT” SUITS to their friends. A FINE RANGE OF NEW SUITINGS. A” tliv finest colonial wool textiles ai" represented, and all the newest shades and weaves. Absolutely satisfactory suits to measure, from TEHEE GUINEAS. EGMONT CLOTHING COMPANY. CLOTHIERS AND MERGERS, STRATFORD. ABOUT LAWN MOWERS'. “ODOR GRADE LAWN MOWERS are usually showily got up. Shun them. JL They have low driving wheels, which make hard cutting; narrow wheel base, which causes them to hob up and down, instead of helping to level the lawn; probably three blades, which leave ridges of grass; and poor blades at that, which constantly require sharpening and cause much, had temper, THE BONITA BALL-BEARSNC MOWER avoids all these faults. It is ; the finest machine, and the most durable, on the market to-day. We will be pleased to explain to you its many excellencies. ‘■ - v • v** ’ j R TARANAKI HARDWARE C°; BROADWAY (Successors to Sidney Ward and Co.), STRATFORD, STRATFORD HOUSE PROPERTY. i*A -.ii .1 f i >'!■ d , Five minutes’ from G.P.0., sunny position, good view of town, clean, level I acre section; fr.ontqge, two, streqts, well fenced; House 4 rooms, SQulieryl hath, water, efectWcf lHj|ht, wKhh-hhnSh. ‘.’Price £375; deposit £so| mortgage to Government Advances ,tq Settlers, can ho taken over by pur pim a t r iurn..,;it.v nt t -i u- m n hi ii ii nr>): j..-m^-thomfs;gn .:mr ; a«n lo lOA'Jirt ' riAcwf«p'' ! h> doJofcq I;i jt s, dfiw " *fD aehnuq .moley a woe ant o iedT ■’ pflj BO lII* ii, Kid vju mii cij '••’I-IO -hc-’i -f- ! \:l' O-H i f.- t r'fli, fr ? - Wr(’ -■■■■' UARME! , FARMS! FARM'S! QAQ ACRES FREEHOLD, alongside railway, and half mile from fapr yUO tory; subdivided into 10 paddocks, and'in good ordercaJ^ i®lioU fi *eßli*S® t goou‘"f“ruomeu xxyuo«, a-juumtu nuum, « \”r hail); a real snip. Price only £l2 per acre; cash required £750. O A AZORES FREEHOLD, i mile from creamery, 50 acres ploughed, subdivided into 10 paddopks, good 6-roomed House, and b&tixrobtUj 20-bail cowshed, concrete floor. Price per acre £25. -i A A ACRES FREEHOLD, all ploughahie, 1J miles from factory, rail-. , , X.UAZw.ay..and.JchooJ, ,suhdjyi.dqAi»to 8 .. G.. j T 60 cows; good 5-roomed House, 11-bail cowshed, concrete floor. Cash ‘required £6OO. Price £l7 per acre. - , < n j ■' ; t < -| 001, ACRES FREBBtOLT), JL-miie from creamery, and railway, 12 acres in crop, with 6-room e d House and 10-bail • cowshed; cbm* crete floor. Only £IOO cash required. Price per acre £3l 10s. A GOOD DAIRY FARM, comprising .153 acres, Freehold, 50 acres , ploughed and in' crops, sub-di-/idcd into'lo paddocks ; will carry 60 cows easily;, new 6-roomed House ,24-hail cowshed, concrete'‘ floor j close to railway station and factory. Price per acre, £27;.£750 cash required.. OAA ACRES, L.I.P, 120 acres grass, 4 miles, from; railway station, ring-fenced, with 3-roomed Whare; real good grazing laid. Price only £6; cash required £250. ft A 1 ACRES, 0.R.P., at 13s u.i., iqo acres grass, sub-divided into 2 Urarl. paddocks; papa .and standsto ao formation; balance in bush;'good sheep country; 2-roomed Whare; 1C m ;] cs f rom railway station. Price per acre, £1 7s; cash £3OO. i?KKA WILL BUY 6 ACRES FREEHOLD . LAND within the BorcMtJtJyJ ough; 6-roomed House anj outbuildings; 1 mile from railway, station and Post Office. . We have several Hotels, Sawmills, and Livery Stables for Sale, as well as small Crazing Runs. Intending purchasers are invited to call on us. M°GLUGGAGB & C LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS,' YORK CHAMBERS, STRATFORD. 0.,
HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE. IX THE ESTATE' OF, FREDERICK S. POLLOCK (Deceased). rjpENDERS are invited for'the PufJL chase of the .well-known and commodious COMMERCIAL HOTEL and STABLES, Stratford. Land comprises J rood 2.5 perches, under Land Transfer Title. Hotel contains 31 rooms, and is well situated. The' property is offered subject to a lease, which has 3J years to run, at a rental of £8 per week. Conditions of tender mfiy bo inspected. and further particulars and forms of tender obtained at the Public Trust, Office, Wellington, Wanganui, Now Plymouth, and Hawera, and at the Office of the “Evening Post,” Stratford. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders close at the office of ( the un- , dersignod at 2 p-.m. on the First day of November, 1912. , ERNEST BARNS., District Manager. Public Trust Office, Hawera< BOOTS AND SHOES. BOOTS AND SHOES. T" A . ACRES. Freehold, Splendid cjil Dairy Farm. Excellent land and buildings. Easy terms. £35 per acre. 3 H Richards. SALE. SALE. SALE. SALE.
A FEW EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD PROPERTIES Nb.W ADVERTISED FOR THE FIRST TIME. BUSH SHEEP STATION; 1892 acres, East Taranaki, papa and limestone country ; good motor road through from New Plymouth about 950 acres in grass, 250 ploughable, 100 now being broken up: 150 acres new clearing ready to burn. The grass land A fenced into 14 sheep-proof paddocks; good 7-roomed house, iron woolshed 70 by 30 yards, and dip. The place is carrying 1800 breeding owes and other stock, which can bo taken over at valuation. Tenure of land—74s acres freehold, 740 O.R.P. at IGs, 200 Education Reserve at 9d (perpetually renewable), 118 L.I.P. at Is 3d, and 19 short term tenancy. Family reasons compel early departure from New Zealand, and the really low price of £6 10s per acre is asked to effect a prompt sale. A large part of the money may bo left on. F. P. CORKILL', New Plymouth. DAIRY FARM, East Taranaki, 300 acres choice country, -handy to railway. All in pasture except small clumps reserved hush; good 7 roomed house and convenient outbuildings; fenced in about 12 paddocks, sheQp-prpof; school, P.O. and store near; wintered 500 owes and some cattle. Freehold £l3 : £2200 at 5} per cent. F. P. CORKILL, New Plymouth. BUSH HOMESTEAD, with outlying sheep run, North Taranaki, 700 and 1700 acres, well improved papa country, rapidly improving locality, carries 2 to 2) sheep, tenure L.I.P. at 9d. Price £7750; only £IOOO cash needed. I ran arrange for balance. F. P. CORKILL, New Plymouth.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 47, 19 October 1912, Page 6
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