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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 61, 17 July 1913, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES. GREAT WINDING-UP BUSINESS SALE IS STILL RUNNING. AN ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE IS AIMED AT. THE SALE PRICES FOR MANY LINES ARE MUCH BELOW COST. GET YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN AND CLOTHIN HERE AND NOW, AND SAVE MONEY. A. SPENCE STRATFORD.

?>"\W QHCI A T 4 Tv«J v LEASES. m m '«' Ti ril 8• ¥ ft , AM LEASES. LIMITED, STRATFORD. ITGGK AUCTI6WESSRB, LAMB fiAL GENERAL MERCMAMTB LEASES. REALLY UHFAP, AND IN EACH CASE A PURCHASING I *>* CLAUSE WILL BE GIVEN. 230 AIESKES FREEHOLD.—Good land, with 10-roomed house, hot and pold water, bathroom, pantry, numerous sheds, 24-bail cowshed, 1 inile to factory and «2J miles to township and railway. Price £23 per acre with £SOO cash down, or will lease for 7 years at 29s petacre with a Purchasing Clause at £2B. No. 279. 220 AjCRES FREEHOLD.—Good 8-roomed house, 12-bail concrete shed; 1 mile to school and creamery, also railway, 3 miles to town. Prico t £2o per acre with £4OO cash down, or will lease at 20s per acre with a Purchasing Clause at £2O. .... No. 244. 150 ACRES Freehold, splendidly situated in good district. No weeds, 60 acres ploughed. Good, level and nicely rolling land. Carry 60 cows. 6-roomed house and 10-bail concrete shed. Mile and half to dual'plant Factory, School and Post Office. Price £2B per acre, very easy terms. Balance at. 5 per cent, on Ist Mortgage. EXCHANGES ONLY DEALING ON SELLING VALUES. >l6 ACRES FREEHOLD.—Splendid cattle country, on which 50 cows could |be $ 'wished.-. AH well fenced and free of noxious,'weeds;;! f—Td 5-roomed house, 14-bail cowshed, wool shed, gig and trap shed. £9 10s per acre with; £SOO cksh down or willvaooeptt la small amount, of town property as deposit, leaving the balance of money on mortgage for 6 years at 5 per cent. No, ,373, 1300 ACRES Freehold] splendidly 'lying,' easy slieep' and cattle'country, all felled and thoroughly grassed. Well fenced and divided. 4roomed houso, woolshed, with machines for 6 shearers. Situated within 6 miles of township. Owner will sell Freehold at £5 12s 6d pw*acre* wtk**£6QotCiaak* id«sVor,rp,«rehaser< .to itakei over i>st 'Mortgage to the A.M.P. of £4300 at 5 per cent., balance on 2nd Mortgage for 5 years at 5 per cent., or will exchange for Dairy farm or town property. 260 ACRES FREEHOLD.—Good okan milking country; new 6-roomed house, 14-bail shed, 2 miles from factory and school; 7 miles to town apcl ;raUi*ay', , Price £l4 10s per acre wifch £3OO cash; ba^agce'jit 5 per ceiii, or will "exchange for 80 to 100 acres between New Plymouth Mid Marton. jjo. 28,'l *>oo ACRES.—Tip-top Dairy Land,"good buildings, factory and school handy. £4O per acre with £2OOO cash diwn or would consider exchange for good sheep country. * No. 280 KjltafWijArhii ?i sMJ »«** pfPii Land Salesman. MACHINERY — HaIS «u*h ~~, , .:•:•'!. pmstii« ..... HiZtb-i m .13 FARMERS* FAtoiTKltfE DRILLS, DimJ HARROWS ( without poJe)v "i ! V m*&*.>• CHAW> AND SPIKE HARROWS, ; * I REID AND GREY PLOUGHS, Etc. W. A. HEWITT, t VEHICLES THAT MAKE ST A PLEASURE TO RIDE JM NOT oWy because''of tße'perfect springing, upholstering, andnfinish, but because of the'general'"beauty, strength of build and their character right through. Whether it be gig, waggon or dray, the same pains is taken, All Wk^^JSiSS 1 ?, ' 'become a pleasure to us., AND MORE THAN A PLEASURE TO OWN. WE are not afraid to let our customers see a job half through. We've no need to fake or patch—real honest labor, the best of materials and experience with our guarantee behind every job wo turn out. You'll save money by placing your-, next season's order for a milk waggon with us now. COACH & CARRIAGE C o ' Blacksmiths, Whsßlwrighls, et& Champion 'Fortablo STRATFORD. Unique Furnace Frames. Ranges. ' Maasey-Harris Implements.

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