SUBINEM K9TISIS. d—ca -a——, „ . . , LAND! LAND! FOE SALE! 90 ACRES. WELL Improved and Handy Little Dairy Farm, subdivided into 14 paddocks, (j() acres have been ploughed. A few chains from tlaii j factory and school; gooci dwelling liouse and outbuildings. .Must be cheap at £26 per acre, on easy terms, or will take town property in pari payment. 130 ACRES, VERY desirable Property— Laud o rich r.uality, pH flat and piuughable. JO well-fenced paddocks. Handy to school and factory ; goad dwelling house, cowshed with machines complete. Price, £32 per acre. Easy terms, balance to years at 5 per cent. 130 ACRES. SITUATED cn good metalled read, within easy reach of factory and school; subdivided into 11 paddocks, 3-5 cows now being milked on the property. (f-roomod house, 13-hail cowshed. Stratford district. Price—a bargain—at .£l2 5s per acre. £«oo cash. 100 ACRES ONLY 4 miles from Stratford, ’-mile to fa 'Tory, school and railway station. All level and ploughahle. Well watered; no buildings. A sound investment and must grow into money. Cheap at £l3 10a per acre. £3OO cash. TOWN PROPERTIES. i'ACRE— Nice level Section— £7s. ' 4-ACRE, with 4-roomed house, copper and tubs, nicely planted livo hedges, 2 minutes from post office. Price £3s(k £153 cash. : s We can, with confidence, recommend the above properties to be sound investments. They must increase in value and give a splendid return for capital invested. Inspect at once. C. & s: JACKSON. LAUD, STOCK, AND AGENT, Broadway, ’Phone No. 104, Stratford.
BUYING- GOOD SEEDS IS BANKING MONEY; fENtURE SUCCESS BY SSifcy Of FUHSTY AND GERMiMATING QUALSTEES. THOSE STOCKED BY US ARE THE BEST 1 OBTAIN ABLE, AND ARE GUARANTEED TjQ GIVE GOOD RESULTS* BUY ROW! AKABOA GRCKSFGOT-d.M.D.' SPECIALS SELECTED, EXTRA HEAXY SAMPLE. AL R ¥ .£- SPECIAL OLD PASTURE, MACHINE DRESSED, HAWKE'S BAY, AND POVERTY - BAY EYE, \LSO CANTERBURY AND AAN DON RYE. mrrbt’s is@. i slovens. Ail t&sae ss;s3 csStes era ef 'ih* SHgfesst lUadirfi» SAMPLES AHB fcUOTATiOKS PASTED CM APPLICATION. Mi 8«<1« Fraa te ysß? naareat Hallway Statists. , -NEWTON KINGNSW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD. KAPOK GA, <s• & At tp. & :N : : o>j, .-■ f : tw.« i J 5> I “T;r "P f ir-t 3t> « 1.11 l !££N 3F T&SS APPSESaAIB. fIIUR fTABLRRBHG. TMKS aro buLtirntfa m«a—tfiiakmi man—-met a? ideas. FOB ri«ei (J discrimination who appreciate Rood elctim, psrlnof Si, graceful out, and th 4 -oag *-®av wfeiob is eo desirabl®, corns 3THB CASH JAILORS ft IS S§* ODE Tailors asid cr® sic»ii o? ©xporianoß and advanced tboy know exactly H>;? to g^ esn tli® B£o«vt five lod oSaot*STYLISH fabrics:, and close attention to the smallest detail or each individual requirement, arc tb-s u» ctcra of ettccosafnl tailoring <j 10 / W/ Mil T iLa/JLX t U STRATFORR.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 99, 20 April 1914, Page 3
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