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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXXI, Issue 19, 11 August 1920, Page 7

farmers’ Co-op., Regan Street, Stratford, AUCTIONEERS, LAN ft ..ANTS, WOOL, SKIN AND HIDE BROKERS AND i.SiERA L PRODUCE MERCHANTS. Farmers, now is the time to replenish your requirements for the coming milking season: Harvey’s Ideal Milk Cans, 25gal and 20 gallons. Milk Buckets 2 and 3 gallons. Co-op Cow Drenches and all Dairy Medicines. 3 lies' are manufactured by our own qualified Chemist and are absolutely tire very latest scientific remedies. We can recommend these remedies with absolute confidence to dairy farmers requiring them. At present we are holding fairly larj. e stocks of manures for top dressing, etc., and advise farmers to get in early. Seed potatoes now arriving. All the best varieties. Stocks of general produce always on hand. Farmers, sup port your own concern. FARMERS’ CO-OP. Land Department, 530 ACRES ploughable country; 3b7 acres freehold, balance Native lease; at 3s 6d for 20 years, with nglit of renewal; 10-bail concreted; 0 paddocks, sheep-proof fences; «-mile school and creamery; metalled road; will milk 100 cows. Price, £25 per acre. Cash, £1000; balance arranged. l 484 ACRES 0.R.P., 260 acres in grass, balance heavy bush; 2-roomcd whare; good grassed section. Suit single man. Price. £2 os per acre. Cash, £3OO, balance arranged. :■ ■ A SNIP. A SNIP. ;'• • '!; i ; j j "‘1 ACRES Ed. lease at 4s 9d per acre rental; 5-roomed house, cowshed,! implement shed; 2-cow milking machine and engine; 16 cows, bull, 5 yearlings, horses, 18 cows, drill, plough discs, harrows, gig and harness, power chaffcutter, saw-bench, grindstone, 2 breeding sows, going concern. Price, £2500; £IOOO cash ; balance 5 years at oj per cent. N. B. FLETCHER, Land Salesman.

$ I r /t & ? ;! # i o iHSQ 1 fz f\ ii\ ' 5 , f ii«.c £YLo^ 3SJ . rl v' | f _ i ~~i J Cf:e ftiwoNErl j <aL «„JM The Fhrfect' s ? Friend, if you seek the Perfect Tea, Perfection's found: Just taste and see! Here is (he Perfect Tea—at length, •Ideal in Flavour and in Strength; For Goodness it has won wide fame— And SURATURA is its name! f■. 9 KffiSC •m-itA MAXWELL Owners are Happy Owners! To begin with, the Maxwell itself gives such keen satisfaction, whether used for business or pleasure. It rides comfortably and has great endurance. The upkeep cost is low, both as regards tyres, fuel and repairs. Note these records:— 6 year’s service 4 year’s service 20.000 miles 23.000 miles repairs 70/repairs 30/Anether owner says: 2\ years’ service, repairs “practically nil.” These reports coma from Taranaki, Superior Service to Maxwell Owners That’s another important factor. I carry a larger stock of spare parts than the Agent of any other Car. My mechanics are Maxwell experts and enthusiasts. They are glad to serve. See the 1920 MAXWELL —Ride in it I ell C. L. Wilson Sole Taranaki Agent ELTHAM More Miles per Gallon Nil I More Miles on Tyres L. R. CURTIS AND CO. Stratford and Inglewood Agents.