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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 44, 16 February 1912, Page 8

SUE!NESS NOTICES. STERLING VALUE !N FOOTkJ WEAR ! S 3 It matters a groat deal what tlie footwear you buy looks like, but you will never get more value out of it than was originally put into it. Our purchases arc made from manufacturers who have a reputation at stake—who rely upon quality of material and _ efficient workmanship to uphold that reputation. LET US SHOW YOU SOME OF OUR STYLES. E. G. FOSTER, BOOT MAKE R, STRATFORD. '* HARVEY’S “ IDEAL” MILK CANS.” COMMENT UNNECESSARY. Supplied to the Leading Taranaki Factories. If want the Best, you wiU use no othexCOrders despatched me same day as Received. If you experience difficulty in procuring these Cans, write to us direct, or to N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., STRATFORD, NEWTON KING. Stratford and New Plymouth. ALEXANDER HARVEY & SONS, LIMITED. Auckland. REMOVAL NOTICE. V ON KEE AND GO., jpRUITERERS AND GROCERS, Desire to Thank the Public of Stratford and surrounding districts for past favours, and to notify that they have REMOVED to more commodious premises across the street, and next the ‘‘Golden Gate” (Mr. J. Bowen’s) Oyster Saloon. By strict attention to business they hope to, still retain a fair share of. the patronage of the public. I ALFRED COLEMAN, I -* ■. • ' ■ , J , | . LAND - 1 ■ • ; .■ , 4 /> ~.. ■ 1 ■:j AND ESTATE AGENT. S P.O. 78. STRATFORD. ’Phone 14. HAS FOR SALEHOUSE PROPERTIES—DOWN, purchases good 6roomed House in Hamit Street; water laid on to section j 210 remaining on mortgage. This is i opportunity not to be missed. —7-roomed Dwelling, scullery, and bathroom; good locality, in Borough, smiu. from P. 0.; 1 acre of ground. Terms £l5O cash, balance on mortgage. —7-roomed Dwelling, dwOU'U' bathroom, and pantry, not and cold water, electric light; 6 min. from Post Office. Terms £2OO cash, balance on mortgage. This is i good bargain. O Q /A—7-roomed Dwelling, oWOlivi bathroom, washhouse, and outbuildings; hot and cold water, and electric light;A acre of land. This uouso is in splendid order, and is thoroughly well built. The neighbourhood is very desirable. BROAD ACRES. OOfb ACRES FREEHOLD, AT Z<*jZ £24. PER ACRE. . This is a first-class Dairy Farm, ox good road, near Railway Station and Creamery; 2 miles from Post Office, 1 mile from school; herd of 60 cows, and other stock may Im taken over. £IOOO cash required. Q A ACRES FREEHOLD. Firstf/ArU class Farm; all grassed, except 20 acres shelter bush; 300 acres ploughablo; winters 2£ sheep to acre; new 6-ioomed Dwelling, hot and cold water; 4 miles from railway; subdivided into 18 sheep-proof paddocks. Price £lO per acre; £2OOO in cash, balance on mortgage. OjOiQ ACRES, FREEHOLD, all in Ovi O grass, L) miles from railway, 1 mile from factory; 100 acres plougha&fe;; 7-roomed Dwelling, small cottage, 2 cowsheds, etc. ; well fenced. This Farm can ho worked to the greatest advantage; two frontages on Fast Road, and railway lino. Price •-uer acre.