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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 67, 14 March 1912, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. FARMERS ! READ , THIS! f . * H freehold dairy and SHEEP FARMS. 54 ACRES. Splendid little Farm; land of rich quality, all level, 2 miles to school and factory on good metalled road; 4-rnorned Hopse, concrete floor cowshed. Price £2O per acre. 82 ACRES. First-class Farm, all level, and well passed); hew 5-roomed House, 20-bfuV cowshed, nicely planted with shel ;er and ornamental trees; 2 roues to school and factory. An ideal home Price £B2 per acre. IGO All well ploug ACRES. 6-J grasses, Tsnced, and subdivided into l 6 paddocks:■ 60 acres oeen •bed; i mils to school and’ factory,6-rboraed House; concrete floor ’ imioiifv "Pr'inix' tOs Yipr l arrfi. £SOO cash. cowshed;’land of rich quality. ;Pfioe'£32' ; los)'£er'acre. £SOO cash. 150 ACRES (LEASE). Splendidly grassed Section, well sheltered, 60 acres ploughahle; 7-wire fencing/small House. Will lease, for 3 years with purchasing clause ot £l3" per acre; 12s 6d per acre rental. 138 ACRES. Choice Dairy Farm, situated 7 miles from Stratford, well grassed and - fenced; 1$ miles to school, factory, and township; splendid Dwellinghouse of 6 rooms; good cowshed and outbuildings. Price £3l per acre, with £7OO cash. 400 ACRES. Handy Grazing and Sheep Farm, all sown down in best English grasses, exceptionally well fenced, small house and up-to-date woolehed- Pno», £9 per acre, with £SOO cash. 628 ACRES. 2GO Acres in grass, balance in good bush; O.R.P. tenure; subdivided, into 3 paddocks; situated on Stratford-Ongarue Railway; 50 acres flat. Price only £4 per acre; easy terms. 1600 ACRES. Splendid Bush Section, 400 acres in grass, on good road, 2-she©p country, small Cottage, and sheep yards. Price £2 ss, £SOO cash. - TOWN PROPERTIES—New and up-to-date 4-roomed House, water and electric light, 5 minutes’ walk from Post Office. Price £460. Terms to suit purchaser. 4-roomed House and full; J acre,'corher section, planted with live hedgesf water and electric light. Price £320; terms £SO cash. _ _ ( G-roomed House, Juliet Street, J acre section, nicely p’anted, high situa- 1 tion, water and electric light. Price £550; with £IOO cash. Quarter Acre Corner Section, nice building Site, well fenced, and level.' Price £IOO. *• Half Acre, Orlando Street; £l9O, with £SO cash. STRAIGHT-OUT LEASE. 25 ACRES, good 7-roomed House; all necessary outbuildings; good level land, weir sheltered, and nicely situated. Will lease for 12 months at 30s a week. As we have a choice selection of Properties on our books, of all descriptions, buyers would do well to call on us before going elsewhere. Clients shown over properties free of charge. ’ 1 ■ f • ! C. & E. JAGESON. iiitl. LAND, STOCK, AND COMMISSION BROADLY, STRATtfOIb. AGENTS

7ANTFD, EVERYBODY TO KNOW That we have ENTS and MARQUEES FOR HIRE ! At ; Lowest Ratos. TENTS, FLlfe RICK COVERS, WAGON. ! COVERS, CANVAS KIT BAGS; .TRAP .RUGS, CANiv WAS GOATS ahd: SUITS, . t f vT-,. • ' ciiJj.Ts. . v.t the Lowest Possible Prices in town )UR 1912 SEASON CANVAS COATS •V T ill keep-you dry or your money back )6n’t buy a coat till you have seen b;iy . iSthem. 'c-, -AMASON & MELVILLE’S MART • >■ Par Low Prices and Good Quality. EDWARDS’ TONINC-UP TONIC WORKS' MARVELS. If you feel out of sorts, the expenditure of a modest half«rown on this famous remedy may save you lots of trouble; TRY IT, F. EDWARDS, Pharmacist, Stratford. BROADWAY CASH MEAT / BAZAAR. 11l Having taken over the above MEAT BAZAAR Froim* MR. C.-B WALSH, beg to solicit a continuance of patronage... . W. LEE (late of Palmerston North] is «• practical . -?.v; NortfT, SMALL GOODS Man, :nd the public may rely on the verj best service. A TRIAL SOTjmTFD FOR SALE. DESIRABLE BOROUGH PROPERTY Of 14 ACRES, With good Residence of Six Rooms, and necessary Outbuildings. Will be sold either in one lot or purchaser may take a third of the property. Principals only dealt with, ippiy V 'Borough Property for Sale, ’ Cs.ce this ofnok.

DAN MALONE AND C° BOTTLERS OF MANNING AND GO’S SPARKLING XXXX ALE. THE WINE OF THE BARLEY. For countless generations Ale ha. been a favourite beverage. It wai drunk in Egypt 3000 years before tbe Christian era: it was known and appreciated by the Ancient Gauls; it was the favourite liquor of the AngloSaxons and Danes; and is still the Premier Drink of the most alert and active peoples of the world. It was the drink of the lusty and strong, the ‘‘doers” in the history of the past. MANNING'S ALE, brewed by Manning and Co., of Christchurch. New Zealand, is akin to the Ale of Old England, for it is rich in the qualities that promote health and strength. That its merits are appreciated by those most competent to judge, is proved by the rapidly-grow-ing sales in every part of New Zealand. ON SALE IN PINTS AND QUARTS. MALONE AND C° At FENTON STREET, STRATFORD. 'Phone 55. Box 48,