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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 81, 9 August 1913, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES, LET US FIND THAT FARM FOR YOU. Be sure we have on our (Ist a property that will suit you, for our property list Is the most complete. We show you the farm, and show what it is earning and what It Is carrying. We can honestly recommend the following places, and HELP YOU TO MAKE MONET. DAIRY FARMS: AN EXCEPTIONALLY COOS ON£. SI ACRES, splendid little Dairy Farm, all been ploughed, sub-divided by live hedges. Now carrying 32 dairy cows and horses, 1 mile to school, factory, and handy to railway station. 6-roomed house and cowshed, i £ acres of l>reen oats, 2 acres turnips. Lease has 3 years to run at 20s on acre rental. Price £2OO. A rare chance. v . . JA. - ' **««« ! £3OO SECURES THIS ,;;u’ '• -■ ' " ■' ' . .| 100 ACRES, cheap Dairy Farm, we]! grassed, on good metalled road, handy to school and factory, Subdivided into 8 paddocks. New house of 6 rooms. 10-bail cowshed, concrete floor. Price only £23 per acre. £3OO cash. ONLY £350 DOWN. ssf, 4, : 130 ACRES. Splendid Dairy Farm, subdivided into two farms of GO \ and 76, t acres. Two houses of 6 rooms and 10 rooms, in first-class condition, practically new. Cowshed, and all necessary outbuildings. Factory, school, P. 0., and telephone opposite. A very desirable and convenient farm, exceptionally well fenced. Price, £34 per acre, only £350 cash required. ' ?{***& TWO FINE TOWN HOMES. 6- HOUSE, full J-acre, situated 1 minute’s walk from Broadway. All conveniences, including bathroom and electric light. ? f Cheap at £325. * Easy terms. V 7- ED HOUSE, umy oeen erected two years. Up-to-date and modem house with all possible conveniences, including hot and cold water, electric light, wash-house, copper and tubs ; also nice lev©! i-acre section. Price £I2OO. £SOO cash. ALSO, for Sale, 70 Shares ir. mratford Co-operative Company at 12s each ’•‘j 1 G: & E. TYCESONi i > LAND. STOCK, AND COMMISSION U* .ru-i O Li Phone Not 164. Broadway f ’ SBBcaoMi lanat ■ i { '>( ■•■ I UE i-i SEED POTATOES. "-“’r just landed 'of' ape* ™ally vpiAetl-' S&d*' m m fcj' m q EARLY ROSE, BEAUTY OF r6rlN^•/' ' ' ,?nY . ’ ■ '■ vt'-m . u >■ ft-■ ADAIR, GAMEKEEPER i AND UP-TO-DATE. ;■ & f* ■ : i ■ :|O. • 1 ' in* r ••• GTi rfioi Sit Ai'i ioS ;■ f.'r il’t Manure these with Fison’s Celebrated Special Potato Manure," and roap the benefit' in an increased crop.

A FULL STOCIf OF ALL FARM EQUIPMENTS ALWAYS ON HAfl’J ■ ' 1 ’ M .A^ Horse, Pig and Calf Foods, Grass-seeds, Fencing Wire, Cement, Stumping Jacks, Roofing Iron and Felting, Benzine and'Motor Spirits, Netting, Double Machine-dressed Algerian Seed Oats, Basic Slag, superphosphate, Kai* nit, Sulphate of Ammonja, Nitrate of Sulphate of Potash, Pure and Mixed Bonedust Etc. w ;'’;" V NEWT|N KINO NEW PLYMOUTH, KAPONOA. , ■ , •a •"'s!*> m m STYLE IS “TAiLORED INTO"’ GUR COSTUMES. ! Style—that “indefinable somotning” wmch s~ts apan tho smartly dressed woman from the rest—can tSnly be in a tailored costume by men of long experience and understanding. N It is especially evident in cosiumcs maae by THE CASH TAILORING CO., , ■. J*.: ’Yc i V. r -_ ' Because they are ots« and tailored by men or long perience in Ladle*’ Tailoring. The Besisns are th» newest, the Materials the finest and the Workmanship the best—that’s■ why our Costume', are unrivalled in the district. ABOUT YOUR WINTER COSTUME. CASH TAILORING #' '&*•,: ... ■ STRATFORD.