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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 89, 19 August 1913, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. MEN ARE MAKING THEIR r , PILE ON r-r:,.-:.A FARMS. 'A',,/ THE FARMS WERE IN MANY CASES PURCHASED THROUGH C. AND E. JACKSON, STRATFORD, THE FOREMOST LAND AGENT, AND THEY ARE PROPERTIES WITH VALUES LIKE THESE:— SNIP IN STRATFORD SUBURBAN. 18 ACRES Freehold, land of rich quality; all level and well sub-divid- * e . Situated just outside Borough Boundary. Nice plot of shelter bush. Price £BOO, only £IOO cash. ONE OF THE BEST DAIRY FARMS. improved and choice dairy farm! Sub-dirided into pa ocks, all been ploughed but four acres. Exceptionally we enced. factory and school, 1 mile. 8-roomed house, seallery, bathroom, 20-bail cowshed, washhouse, 3-stall stable, large implement shed, barn, and all necessary outbuildings, . The returns from tins farm are exceptional. Price £33 10s per acre. £6OO cash. Balance 7 years at 5 per cent. OTHER FINE FARM LANDS. 120 ACRES, Choice Dairy Farm, all ploughable, subdivided into 5 padoc rs, creamery, office, new house of 4 rooms and cowshed. Will lease for 5 years at a rental of 22s 6d for 2 years and 25s for the remainder of term. No Goodwill. A GOOD FUTURE FOR THIS: 180 ACRES, well improved Dairy Farm, well grassed, great prospective value. Sheep-proof fencing. Subdivided into 8 paddocks, handy to school, factory, and railway station. House of 6 rooms, and 16had cowshed. Price £22 per acre £2OO cash, or will exchange for town property, Equity £BOO. The returns from this farm are first class. Value sound. *. , , "C. & E.TJACKSONf 2 *^' LAND. STOCK, AMD COMMISSION AGENTS.' Broadway. 'Phone No. 164, ~ " Stratford.

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