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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 48, 26 February 1914, Page 6

I'JSINESS NOTICES, E s<sK<»ffi«K9mraKiaßit»»ti^'Ks THE FINEST !H M THE PRW£, WE SAY IT ADVISEDLY—FOR IT IS NOT POSBIBLE TO GIVE A BETTER GARMENT VALUE AT 45a to 65s IN FABRIC, IN STYLE, IN TAIL. OBING. IN FIT OR FINISH. THESE READY TO WEAR SUITS ARE *'DIFFER£MT, M "DISTINCTIVE," "SUPERB" GARMENTS, AND THEY ARE MADE EIGHT, WE voy. Pfssfl irssur OrSer *.i®> and fea !a tlsna fsr 'hj Slum. STIMT GOOD PROPOSITION IN DAIRYING LAND. 120 ACRES, Freeholds adjoining town', P. 0., and Sohool. Ail in grassj i'J paddocks, all ploughable; 20 acres stumped, carrying capacity -10 cows; good metal roads, 7-roomed house, washhouse, 2 good sheds, J acre orchard. Insurance £-'?0(J, rates £l7; clean laud, nil weeds, lies well to the sun. good road frontage, woll sheltered. Mortgage "JEltiOO for tj years at .">} per cent. Price £3O per acre. Deposit £SOO, balance s years at 5£ per cent. This farm has only changed hands once (hiring the last twenty years. It can be recommended as a good proposition. It is situated in a good dairying district, and Is well watered. >">t Fable to floods. J. H. THOMPSON' ■ LAND AGENT, BTRATFORO. SOME GOOD PROPOSITIONS IN DAIRY FARf^S. 100 ACRES, Freehold, 2£ miles from township, and J-mile from Factory. All in grass, and subdivided into 12 paddocks. All ploughable. Carry 35 cows. Good 8-roomed house and outbuildings. Price £35 per acre. Cash deposit £SOG. 158 ACRES, Freehold, 1 mile-from Railway Station, Factory and Post Office. All in grass, and more than oiie-half ploughable. Carry 45 cows. Good buildings, 7-roomed house, 16-bai] cowshed (concrete floor), etc. Price £25 10s per -acre, . Cash deposit £550. 276 ACRES, . Freehold," '&'• miles from Railway Station!, 2 miles from Factory. All in grass, and well subdivided. 20 acres in turnips and oats. Carry 70 cows and-sheep. 5-roomed house,- >dajfy^■ -7bail cowshed, also 2-roomed; whare. Cheap at £25 per acre, Small : - > deposit, balance long term, j MC/HT TTdO LAND e ESTATE & FINABLE AGENTS, .*ffl?!^v MAY NOW BE BOUGHT FROM Ufl. NO NEED TO GO OUT OF TOWN. WE ARE ACTUAL MAKERS OF FURNITURE AND OUR STYLE! ARE CORRECT. *jp| LOW BENT ENABLES US TO SELS CHEAPER THAN OTHERS. T PHOLSTERY A SPECIALITY. REALLY .'EASY CHAIRS AND COTJOHES AT TRULY EASY PRICES. DIVAN, AS SHOWN IN SKETCH, FROM £2 89. A Bolter Csnnot hs Bought. Old BuUos upUolstßra# ifid renovated co !c"-k as goad as ne» ai rMBMMii?B ~,J & TICHBON. CABINETMAKERS, UPHGLITER£»Bj FUNESAL DIRECTO*!. Opposite WesSey Cfturett. 'Pkors 9«. 'TESTER. DOBSON & C o ' lADWAY, STRATFORD. 10 ACRES FREEHOLD—AII ploughable, 1 paddocks, 5-roomed house, nice garden; cowshed, with concrete floor, and other buildings. Price £IOOO. £350 c^sh. 96 ACRES—WeII-fenced and subdivided into ■.! paddocks, sheep-proof fencing; 1J miles from factory, school and P. 0., 7 miles to rail. New 6-roomed house, small cowshed, washhouse. trapshed, etc. Price £l2 15s per acre. 153 ACRES—AII in grass. 999 years' lease; 30 acres stumped and ploughed, good sheep-prool fence-, 7 paddocks; 1 mile to creamery and '. mile to school, railway 5 miles. Rent 11s 3d per acre. 5-roomed house. 12-bai] cows! ed, concrete floor, trapshed. good buildings will carry 50 cows and do them well. Price £l2 per acre. ' Own?r will exchange for Stratford towr, property. 34 ACRES, FREEHOLD—AII ploughable; well fenced. IS miles from Stratford P.O. 9-roomed house, out-houses, etc. FOr Sale Or exchange. Ha j, VALJNTINE, Lind Rprvreßßßtativp ;\ KJ-SJL TABTE TIES. j N the matter of TIES, We endeavor o always to steer clear of the Commonplace—and wo flatter ourselves that We succeed pretty well. OURS ARE TIES OF TASTE. Come and see the admirable selection we are showing, and take advantage of our value. " *!// / ' i