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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 65, 9 November 1912, Page 2

BUSINESS HDTBGESS. V'l. '<> LARGE CONSIGNMENTS s < s, •OF NEW GOODS FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS. i'- ! ' V ;/ HAVE ARRIVED, AND ARE NOW BEING SHOWN. Vfl E JHE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE LATEST LATEST LATEST LATEST LATEST LATEST LATEST LATEST LATEST STYLES, IN LADIES’ TRIMMED HATS STYLES IN LADIES’ READY TO WEAR HATS. STYLES TN GIRLS’ AND MAIDS’ HATS. STYLES IN LADIES’ COSTUMES. STYLES IN LADIES’ BLOUSE ROBES. nmES STYLES IN LADIES’ PRINT AND MUSMN BLOUSES. STYLES IN LADIES’ SILK SHIRT BLOUSES STYLES AND MATERIALS IN DRESS FABRICS. MATERIALS IN COTTON DRESS FABRICS. PRICES BEDROCK-VALUES UNSURPASSED. At SPENCE. ' BROADWAY, STRATFORD. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY OS LIMITEu, AND REDUCED, STRATFORD. STOCK AUCTIONEERS, LAND SALESMEN, AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. A ORES 0.R.P., at 16s: nice sheep country, 3 miles from store and Pna+' nffife 8 miles to railway; 200 to 250 acres in grass, no with plenty of Matai and Totara for fen!ed9 nnrooß6B •’ l-roomed house and good dairy ; owner milks 25 to 30 cows, A PRES O R.P-, at 18s per acre, with 300 acres in grass; whare, 000 orchard and garden; this is splendid easy sheep country .U U U good °i™oassos within about -2 miles; owing to the owner good quahty , railway pass s • tbeen roduced from £2 15s per acre to for ’spo? £d> above 1 a mortgage of £BOO, which has 4 years to uu P at 5 pci cent. We consider thisproperty a sound m AP-REQ snlendid Dairy Farm, level land free of weeds ; well, divided lOft.nd with Sod building; 150 acres carried 47 cows, which returned •i. £ls 5? ner cow during the past season. Price £3l per acre, with iT&TO i ffic“ W on gcoS ternfs at 5 per cent: This is a One p.na%’aJe d soSfwion<ll« propositions In the Waikato and Bay at Plenty e have several DJstrjcts> such as the following:r\r\ A PRES snlendid Dairying Land, with every convenience, railway, ,00 S; X. PrSe £22 par acre. Owner would consider gm*l town °iv !ri V ApilirS Earning 15 cows, every convenience, town, factory, school, 00 S Sway g l mile awy. Splendid land, level and well watered, ice £3O per acre. »A 3^ P A r pRES beautiful rolling land, all ploughed and re-grassed; 100 SSnship; school, and factory about 1 mile; splendid esteaY 3IhS and stalies. Cheap at £lO IDs; easy terms. Mo. 362 \.T A. C. BELL, Land Salesman. i i V MOCK CHINERY—FARMERS" FAVOURITE DRILLS, DISC HARROWS (without pole) CHAIN AND SPIKE HARROWS, REID AND GRAY PLOUGHS, Etc, W. A. HEWITT, Agent.

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