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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 30, 27 May 1914, Page 3

K«¥i«ii. 32 ■ ACRES. HIGHLY Improved Section, nearly all been ploughed; well fenced; close to school, factory and j ailway station; new house of 8 rooms, with bathroom; acetylene gas installed in house; up-to-dato cowshed, large implement shed. Now carrying 16 dairy cows and two horses, which were wintered. REMEMBER : £2lO was taken off this section for milk alone this season. Fries only £I7OO, with about £6OO cash, and balance 5 per cent. 50 ACRES. CHOICE Little Dairy Farm, all level and ploughable, right alongside factory and school, subdivided into 8 paddocks, now carrying 20 cows. New house of 4 rooms, good outbuildings. Lepperton District. Price £37 per aero, £SOO cash, wli! take 100 dairy farm in exchange or town property. 77 ACRES. SPENDID Little Dairy Farm, 2i miles from Stratford. Highly improved, well grassed, subdivided into 6 paddocks, J-mile to school and factory. Will carry 25 cows. 6-roomed house, 10-bail cowshed. Price only £1350, £3OO cash, balance at 5 per cent. 100 ACRES. SITUATED on good Metalled Road, handy to factory and school, 5-room-ed house, 20-bail cowshed. Level farm, sound investment. Terms exceptional; returns good. ' Price £26 per acre, £2CO cash, balance at 5 per cant, for 10 years. Stock financed at 6 per cent. 182 ACRES; FREEHOLD FARM, exceptionally well fenced and grassed, on good metalled road and handy to Stratford. First-class place for a farmer to winter his cows or young stock. Well sheltered and watered. Price £l2 10s par acre, £250 cash, balance long term at 5 per cent. TOWN PROPERTIES. 4-ROOMED HOUSE, on nice level 1-acre section, and in good position. Price £250, £SO deposit. 6-ROOMED HOUSE, Bathroom, hot and cold water, electric light. Price £3SS, £BS cash. ’ ■ f-ACRE —Good Level Section, in best part of Stratford.. Price £125, £23 deposit. I-ACIIE, in high and dry position. Price £75 cash. FARMERS—Remember that if you buy a farm through us we will finance your deck if required at 6 per cent. We can show you returns and give sound advice accumulated during 20 years’ dairy farming in this district. Our register ccntasns sheep farms, dairy farms, town properties, and prospective buyers would be well advised to inspect this register before purchasing. We welcome enquirers, and will do our utmost to help you to make money. C. & E. .TACKSON. LAUD, STOCK. AND COMMISSION AGEN T , Broadway, ’Phans No. 104, Stratford. GARTON’S • : r ;'lifts! CELEBRATED AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. I BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF FARMERS TO THE FACT THAT i HAVE BEEN APPOINTED TARANAKI AGENTS FOR CARTON’S PEDIGREE SEEDS, AND SHALL BE IN A POSITION TO SUPPLY SUPERLATIVE, PIONEER AND INCOMPARABLE SWEEDS, TURNIPS, KALE, DRUMHEAD CABBAGE, KOHL RABI, ETC.,’ DIRECT FROM THE RAISERS, AND FROM REGENERATED STOCK OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY AND OF DISEASE-RESISTING PROPERTIES. NEWTON KING ■«. W PLYMOUTH! STRATFORD. KAPORG*. A GTE NT FOR GARTORS. SE wm m .the mpmmt AjjeFRSBIATS mw TAILSmNft H TUKD •. Mi®a— tfeiuking ci«a—-nw* ideas. I'OB aia* a| discrimination who appreciate elothas, perieot Si, graceful cat, and tb* wear wJksGb ie desirable, ocitao .¥NS ft Aft H TAiLORHNfi 6ft. OMUM faitore o£Mt Baiters ara man oS mpmrimm mid adyanoad they know asactly how U tm* mm tin S* irked dt«»s it I, >% .T m;* SL wf: -WiEj -s v .1 i W / hv *■ v STJfIiMM fabnoa, and close at ten don to the smallest detail of iudmdaal we the lectors pi jnoftogsful t&ilotiiUL * m * TT STRAY FOR IB*