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Stratford Evening Post, Volume I, Issue 77, 10 March 1931, Page 8

For Sale and Lease SHOP LEASE FOR SALE. BEST SITE IN STRATFORD. New Stock to be taken over at Valuation. TWO NEW BUNGALOWS FOR SALE—EASY TERMS. 624 ACRES FOR LEASE; 10s per acre; two-thirds ploughable; good place. C. JACKSON. FOR SALE: NO. 1—283, ACRES; FREEHOLD. 283 Acres near Toko; easy level and undulating farm. Good 7-roomed House, with all conveniences, washhouse and'workroom, implement,shed Milking plant. Subdivided into 12 paddocks,, well watered .by, streams. Situated three-quarter mile from school and post office; 1| miles from railway station; home separation. Carrying 60 cows, 2. bulls, ,2 horses, 20 weaners and'lso sheep,* PRICE: £9 per acre, with £6OO down. Balance long terra mortgage at 5 per cent. NO. 2.—156 ACRES. FREEHOLD. 156 acres near Mangatoki. 6-roomed house, motor and machinery sheds. Concrete floor to cowshed. Subdivided into 14 paddocks, good live hedges and shelter cees. Well watered by stream and windmill. One mile from cheese factory and school. PRICE: £4O per acre, with £2,000 down. Balance long term. Choice farm for a man with the necessary cash. NO. 3 '220 ACRES. LEASE. 220 acres, Eltham, lease for three years at 50s. 6-roomed house and large cowshed. Subdivided into 10 paddocks, level aiid well watered. Will milk 100 cows. Situated 1£ miles from school. Society oi N.Z., Ltd. STRATFORD, NEW PLYMOUTH AND HAWERA Land RepresentativHS-r-W. H. H. YOUNG, Stratford. F. EiVANS, Hawera, E.. l>. MASON, New Plymouth. FOR SALE ! FOR SALE ! HOUSE, of 0 rooms, all conveniences. Price, £650, with £l5O cash. Only few minutes from G.P.O. A snip! HOUSE, together with Cash in exchange for 40 or 50-acre Farm witfl or without stock. VERY NICE BUNGALOW in New Plymouth. Owner would exchange for a House in Stratford. GOOD TENANT wants to Rent a Nice Bungalow handy to business centre. THREE GOOD SHOPS in Central Broadway, including new and up-to-date Concrete Shop with three-decker oven. Suit home cookery business. UNITED INSURANCE CCX AH ' Kinds of Risks Taken. Farmers' Casual and Exchange Labour Goversd; 12 months, 10s. W. W. HODGE, Land and House Agent, ORR'S BUILDINGS, BROADWAY, STRATFORD (Upstairs); FOR ggUiSES 'jftfRASH Quickly soothing and splendidly healing, Zam-Buk is indispensable in every home. This famous balm is as good for heat rash and insect bites as it is for eczema, ulcers, etc Zam-Buk stops pain and irritation, allays inflammation, and grows new healthy akin. Always keep a box of Zam-Buk handy. JOMM f«LiLUi sppAlW or l/l bo* of T.AM - BVK o\m*ft ktmdr. Of»Uckems£2. Zam-Buk MeWanalSoap t ? -