BUSINESS NOTICES. LAND FOR SALE; 90 ACRES. GKASSED well, subdivided into 10 paddocks, well fenced, on com! metalled road, handy to shcooi and factory. 4-roomed house in good condition, 20-bail cowshed insured for £IOO. Price £2e ner acre, £3OO eash. Balance s per cent. 180 ACRES. SPLLNDID Dairy harm, subdivided by sheep-proof fencing, 30 acres been ploughed 1' miles from school and factory, «-roomed house, and 22-bail cowshed, price £22 10a per acre, £3OO cash. 120 ACRES CHOICE DAIRY FARM. ELTHAM DlSTßlCT—Subdivided into 15 paddocks, 100 acres been ploughed, and well sown down in good English grasses. Will easih Tl T* T Dg Stock - oppOsite to iactor *> tandy to school. First class homestead and farm buildings. Price £45 are ““ 31 5 -* * 5 i TOWN PROPERTIES. GOOD SEVEN-ROOMED HOUSE, with all conveniences including hot and cold water, electric light, 4 bedrooms, full J-acre section. 8 minutes walk from P. 0., on good street; house in first-class order. Price £525 for house and *-acre. and £625 for house and 1aore, corner section. Terms given. ’ SEVEN-ROOMED HOUSE? stable,' ZtortT ««d town water 6J acres, freehold land, corner section, subdivided into 5 paddocks. 12 minutes’ walk from Post Office. Price £7OO £2OO cash, £3OO Government mortgage at 4| per cent ’ C. & E. OTACKSONs JUAND, STOCK, AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Breadway. ’PhiHB No. 1141, Stratford. il* HH i £lO 10 s 0 D •rnj ”4i-S SWEDE COMPETITIONS NSW PLYMOUTH , i-,,, , ,:■ , : JTUEBT AND SON’S “MONARCH” SWEDE COMPETITION, £6 6b, £3 3s, and £1 Is. NEWTON KING'S “CHAMPION,” “ CRIMSON KING” or “MAGNUM BONUM” SWEDE COMPETITION. TO BE CROWN WITH “STERLING” (£) TURNIP MANURE Buy Your Seed and Manure and enter NOW. NEWTON KING. (AGENT FOR HURST and SON), NEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD and KAPOMGm. MEN OF THE MOMENT APPRECIATE OUR TAILORING. THEY are business men—thinking men—men of ideas. FOR men of discrimination who appreciate good clothes, perfect fit, graceful cut, and the long wear which is so desirable, come to THE CASH TAILORING CO. OUR Tailors and Cutters are men of experience and advanced ideas- they know exactly bow to secure the moat finished effects' STYLISH Fabrics, and close attention to the smallest detail or each individual requirement, are the factors of successful tailoring. CASH TAILORING C°STRATFORD.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3, 3 January 1914, Page 3
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