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BUSINESS NOTICES. LET US FIND THAT FARM FOR YOU. Be sure we have on our list a property that will suit you, for our property list is the most complete. We show you the Harm, and show what it Is earning and what it is parrying. WO can honestly recommend tfisHoilowing places, and HELP YOU TO MftKELIONET. DAIRY FARMS; AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOO ONE. 68 ACRES very choice and highly improved dairy fax\rn, handy to Stratford ; 2 miles from school, factory and railway station. Land df exceptionally rich quality. 50 acres been ploughed and renewed, 8-roomed house and cowshed- Will carry 25 to 30 cow«. Cheap at £33 104 per acre, with £550 cash. £3OO SECURES THIS. 100 ACRES, cheap Dairy Farm, well grassed, on good metalled road, handy to school and factory. Subdivided into 8 paddocks. New house of 6 rooms. 10-bail cowshed, concrete floor. -PrlM-only £23 per acre, £3OO cash. ONLY £350 DOWN. A 138 ACRES. ' Splendid Dairy Farm, subdivided into two’-60 .and 76 acres. Two houses of 5 rooms and 10 rooms, imffirst»dM« condition, practically new. Cowshed, and all necesaapy’outbuildings. Factory, school, P. 0., and telephone opposite. desirable and convenient farm, exceptionally well ’fenced. !£34 per aere, only £350 cash required. TWOFINE TOWN HOMES. 6*ROOMED MO-USE, /full J-acre; situated 1 minute’s walk ■frpm'.Sv®#!* way. All conveniences, including bathroom and electiie i Cheap at '£325. ‘ Easy terms. 7-ROOMED’HOUSE. Only been erected two years. Up-to-date '/arid modern house with all possible conveniences, including hot amlcdlijl water, electric light, wash-house, copper and tubs; also ftticfcAGTel I-acre section. Erie® 1&66O cash. C. & E. JACKSON. , . ... • *i vdJl'/ s , ' . • ■ r LAND. STOCK, AMD COMMISSION - CM- S 1 Broadway \ } i \. y. u. u; i • • • ■ mmm. "T ,1> .(■ !' r • i r J D ■ i i ir mi’) i' i : hi u ar ■J r I < ovii'An A :i’-l -'<■ ‘» ir - '>■ '' ‘ 3 ‘ t- rn" “ ' [ l~, M SEED POTATOES. TH£:iM»T. .. ■ hnoA wo’ -.01 10 v [ * m , I ;-y\ , i ; gw « / il^EWTOX^^N^i!;)ijks'sju:)|t.landed a consignmenUof fir.sthbiiißß, l ' , ‘*pei!i i--L'M i ally picked - -Shed 1 - 5 ~ ally picked ■-ShedEARLY HOSE, BEAUTY OF ROBIN y ri * ,v< '' .*- ■; i'*i v ’ v.: * *> 4'i •- !p .‘V. /’.* • ADAIR, GAMEKEEPER AND UP-TO-DATE. Manure these with Fisou-’s -Celebrated Special Potato a*d -.reap the benefit iir an increased' crop. FULL STOCK OF ALL FARM REQUIREMENTS A4-W t+ANR Horse, Pig and CaK Foods, Crasstseeds, Fencing Wire, Cement, Stumping Jacks, Roofing Iron and Felting, Benzine and Meter Spirits, "Netting, Double Machine-dressed Algerian Seed Oats, -Basic Slag, Superphosphate, Kalnlt, Sulphate pf Nitrate ef Spda, Sulphate of ota^h, Pure and • Mixed Bonetlust. Etc. NEWTON KINO NEW PUYMOiUTH, KAPONGA. m STYLE IS “T AllO RE D INTO” OUR COSTUMES. gtyle that “indefinable something” which sets apart tbo smartly dressed woman from tlie rest—can only bt . o +«ilnrsvl hv incm nf lono' fttnmni [ :1Q : Bmaruy UIADSBc'U «umnu AX kjixx wu produced in a tailored costume by men of long experience and understanding. It is-especially evident in costumes mhao Dy THE CASK TAILORING CO.. I Because tbey are cm and tailored by men ef long experience in Ladies’ Tailoring. , , Tba Designs are the newest, the Materials .the finest, and the Workmanship the beat—that’s why Our Costumes are unrivalled in the district. | lbout YOUR WINTER COSTUME, t ■ i i « CASH TAILORING C° • & STRATFORD. J?

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 65, 22 July 1913, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 65, 22 July 1913, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 65, 22 July 1913, Page 3

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