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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 85, 5 July 1928, Page 1

Land and Property. FARMS FOR SALE. 63 acres really good little farm, Ngaere, going concern, including 29 good dairy corns, bull, 2 farm horses, full range of implements. Good 6roomed house, and good concrete floor in milking shed, 10 paddocks, produced 900.0 fat this season. Going concern. Price £SB per acre, with £ISOO cash. 50 'acres, adjoining Elthani, 6-room-ed house, and milking shed, 8 paddocks. Price £56 per acre with £6OO down, Hdartco 5t per cent, for long term. This is a good proposition. THE FARMERS’ CO-OP ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z, LTD,, STRATFORD, RAWER A AND BRANCHES. W. H. H. YOUNG, Land Representative. * ""these DAIRY FARMS ARE RIGHT. COME AND BUY ONE. ALL QUITE CLOSE TO STRATFORD 240 Acres at £2O an acre, £3OO cask down, 200 acres at £25 an acre, £SOO cash down. 120 acres to lease for 6 years, £2 rental (cheap). Excellent new house £B6O, very easy terms 1 . C. JACKSON, LAND, STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENT. STRATFORD.

Business Notices. ILUMBING. T3LUMBING, First-Class "Work and Materials. Copper Chip Heat'i's; 600-gal. Tanks £3 17s 6d cash, 400-gal. Tanks £2 17s 6d Cash. Work promptly. S. H. Board. Shop opposite Midhirst Railway Station. Phone 82114. (A Card). j. A. PRICE, DENTAL. SURGEON. (University of New* Zealand). Municipal Buildings. - Phone 32/. Bos 141. JOHN O. HhALY, A.N.Z.J.A. REGISTERED ARCHITECT. Broadway, Stratford. _ j Office; Messrs Malone and Kings lulldings (upstairs), Broadway. A. 0. PAINTER, PAP EB HAN GER, GRAZIER, ETC. J have the most modern equipment for speedy and accurate workmanship, especially in Panelling and Fancy Paperhanging. Charges reasonable. Pattern Books of th latest in Wallpapers gladly brought to your door. Address: Cordelia Street.

WE USE NEWSPAPER • ADVERTISING BECAUSE — William S. Raley,' vice-president of the Congress Cigar Company, finds newspapers extremely valuable in sales and gives these reasons for the superiority of the Medium: “(1) Because we *an expand our contract and efforts at will and —< and on short notice, as conditions may dictate. “(2) Because of the advantages of perfect position. We can place our ads in that part of the paper which the bigger majority of our buyers turn to. "(3) Because of the urge of its advertising the results that immediately follow- The reader presumes he has only to* step around the corner to gratify t\ie desire that has bee® created, and be acts. “(4) Because . dealers absorb a goodly share of the above feeling, and, in addition, they look upon this advertising qp’ local and as real co-opernticr-r"