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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 91, 16 April 1912, Page 2

4JMJTEB. BTAATPORD. 1 - jTmW AUCT3ONEER3, LAND SALESMEN. AMD DAIRY FARMERS" "Those properties with a little attention will improve in value and may •■■■■■■ be bought on easy terms." o i -i A ACRES, Freehold, level land; 80 acres has been ploughed, 2U LIU acres : n turnips. Will carry from 40 to 45 cows, 9 paddocks, 4-roomed house, 6-bail cow-shed Metal road 5 Miles to Town and B;.i----w;-v, and to factory and School. Cheap at £2B per acre. Cash, balance for a term at 5 per cent. • Ao. tub. •1 0£ ACRES Freehold, Level Land. Nice 5-roomed house, 10 bail, conSoO crete cow-shed, and paved yard. 1J miles to Railway lip wn-!'Bhir>'and'School,:;and'J-mile to Factory. Carry 35 cows. Price £l7 per acre. £SOO cash. Balance at 5* per cent. ■ _ No. 107. 20 f* ACRES Freehold, rolling and level land, all m grass and suoOO divided into 8 paddocks; sheep proof fences, 4-roomed house „nd verandah. 10-bail cow-shed, buggy-shed, stable, and loose-box. Carry «'i covj and GO 2-year-old heifers on back of farm. Price, £l2 per acre. £ 50 eesfc '-.""'■< No - 201 - * r A"ACRES Freehold. Carry 50 cows. Cows last year averaged £ll 14 U per head. Nice 5-roomed house, 12-bail cow-shed. Handy to School, Railway, Post Office, and Factory. Price £2O per acre. £2OO cash, balance for term. No - Mh SAL PROPERTIES FOR EXCHANGE. i. G. BELL. Lair;!;! Satasiw.irJ WE STOCK «gASKIM&RYFARMERS' FAVOtTRJTE- DRLLI4 DISC HARROWS (without polo) CHAIN AND KP'-- 7 " 17 ' HA'RtMJWiiI RKIJD AND 'JRAY PLOUGHS, Eta. BUSH BURNS, SPECIAL QUOTATIONS. W. A- HEWITT, Agmi. ] The sturdy children hasten home from school whenever luncheon time is Cocoa time, <■■<■'.■:■:■■■ :''--- ; ::^^".^<^g helps hearty young appetites over the long wait between meals. § A delicious beverage and an invaluable food, having the greatest strength and finest flavour. Prepared by J' £i?.*~Jl'Gp£ V" ''•'■ their mode! :*•• ($Kr '< a garden,