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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 13, 6 May 1914, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. JL STEPP?NG INTO AN EGMGNT SUiT MEA^S STEPPING GUT OF MSSFiT RUT. TITISFIT RUT IS LONG AND DEEP. SCORES OF IVi MEN ARE TRAVELLING IT. SOME OF THEM ARE BLIND TO THE FACT THAT MISFIT RUT IS A DOWN GRADE ALL THE WAY. OTHERS KNOW WHERE ! IT LEADS, BUT BELIEVE THEY ARE ECONOMISING i ON CLOTHES. WHEN A MAN PUTS ON AN ECM 0N T SUIT HE SOON FORGETS THE OLD RUT, and becomes a ready convert to the new. rename?: j«£b 216 ACRES —Freehold. 2 miles township and school, adjoining dairy factory; 200 acres grass, 15 paddocks, about 160 acres piougliable; easy hills; carry 40 cows and young cattle; good roads; 4roomed house, 28-bail cowshed, trapshed, tool-house and outbuildings; rates ££; watered by running streams; mild climate. Price £l2 per acre. Equity £9OO. Sell on easy terms cr would exchange for town property. 120 ACRES —Freehold, Adjoining school, factory and township; all in grass, 12 paddocks, all ploughable; 20 acres stumped; carry 40 cows and do them well, and with more improvements would carry 45; good metalled roads; 7-roomed house, wash-house, copper, 2 sheds; 1 acre orchard; trap-shed and loosebox; rates £l7. Price £3O per acre. Deposit £SOO, balance 5 years at 54 per cent. Owner would consider part cash and part exchange for small town properly. 100 ACRES— Freehold. Close to Stratford; rich dairy land; 7-roomed house; all ploughable; carry about 40 cows. Price £32 10s per acre. Mortgage £ISOO to C.A.S.O. Deposit £SOO. Balance long term. A real good speculation, V. 90 ACRES— Freehold. Adjoining factory and P. 0.; 1| miles school; all in grass, 14 paddocks, all ploughable; about 00 acres stumped; carry 33 cows and young stock; good roads; 5-roomed house, 7-bail cowshed; situated in splendid dairying district. Price £26 per acre. Equity £9OO. Deposit £250. Balance easy terms, or owner would consider exchange for small town property. J. H. THOMPSON 1 , LAND AUENT, STRATFORD, DAIRY FARMS. 73 ACRES —Freehold, one of the bast. Carry 30 cows. 6-roomed house, cowshed,and ail outbuildings. Price £45 per acre. Cash £650. Balance 5 years at 54 per cent. 84 ACRES —Freehold. A real good farm, handy to St atford. Cheap at £24 per acre. Cash £4OO. 100 ACRES — Freehold. About 5 miles from Stratford by good metal road. All in grass and well subdivided. Carry. 30 cows. 5roomed dwelling, cowshed, and outbuildings. Price £2B per acre. Easy terms. 160 ACRES—Freehold. Handy to factory, school and railway. Owner at present milking over 50 cows and showing high returns. All in grass and subdivided into 18 paddocks. 4-roomed house, 30-bail cowshed, etc. Price £32 10s per acre. Cash £SOO. Balance 5 years at 54 per cent. • , _ ' , ( See us about Town Property. “No time lika the present.’ ’ M°CLUGQAQB & CP* . , LAND, ESTATE & FiNANSS AGENTS. Verk ffcaates* STRATFOID. wmrnrntimmmmmmmm&MmammaammmnmmmKmmai txmamTzxmmaßszamsmasamaersiim^ WEBSTER. DOBSON & C ®Pf|*OWA¥. STRATFORD--140 ACRES —AII in grass, 16 paddocks, all ploughable, half ploughed, well fenced; metalled road; School, Creamery and Rail 1 mile. Leasehold 5 years at £1 per acre. House of 4 rooms, 11-bail cowshed '(concrete), and other buildings. Goodwill of lease with 40 cows, 34 acres turnips, 3 stacks of hay. Price for the lot , £560. v 150 ACRES —AII in grass, 10 acres of crop; freehold. 30 acres stumped; well fenced and subdivided into 10 paddocks; 5-roomed house, 14-bail cowshed (concrete), and other buildings. Will curry 40 cows and do them well. 1 mile from School and 2 from Factory. Price £2O per acre with £350 casli. 640 ACRES —AII in grass bar 90 acres; L.I.P. 100 acres ploughable, 10 acres in crop, 9 paddocks, well fenced; 2 miles to School, Factory and P. 0., 10 miles to rail. 5-roomod house, 15-bail cowshed, sheep yards, dip, etc., etc. Rent £22 per year. Price £3 per acre, £BOO cash, or would .exchange for small dairy farm. ti, V/.Lif^TlNg, . Land Represer.tativo. /** vr. / 5./ m I * Bhm -I ft? tr* THUNDER -STORMS•A RE sudden things and if you’re caught napping you’re drenched in a few minutes. But with a reliable inexpensive Raincoat, such as we can show you, you’re alright every tima. These Coats are excellently cut and hang perfectly. Thsy’s thoroughly rainproof, and they cost very little. To see them means to buy them. MULLEN & MARSHALL. BBBSSBiSSaCT^BHHSi NOTICE. \ DANCE will be held in the Stan. Y’A toy Road Schoolroom on Friday, the Sth May, 1914. Admission, Gents 2s, Ladies Is. Good lioor; good music. T. W. HATCHER, Secretary. lONA BOARDING HOUSE. TOKO ROAD, TOKO. HRS C. GbRBETT, Proprietress. When visiting Toko, stay here. Lunch 12—2, Dinner G-—7. Casual or Permanent Boarders taken. TEEMS MODERATE.