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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 38, 8 October 1912, Page 6

BUS? t; ESS NOTSCEB. = !■' r HEART TO 3 HEART FURNITURE! TALK. / AT THE OUTSET it is the BEST VALUE for a given outlay you expect. To achieve that end the question arises—“ Where shall I Buy?” -PURSER’S ■3 can answer that question most satisfactorily and ‘ with great benefit to you. Our values are Bettor, yes, better oven than city houses can offer, simply because WE ARE THE ACTUAL MANUFACTURERS. Wo specialise in FURNITURE ONLY. It is our hobby to produce a high-class article at a moderate price. Oar Window Displays and Showrooms tell the story of Good Values in every piece of Furniture. Have a look round our splendidly equipped factory; see how the FURNITURE is made —piece by piece. Thoroughness is the secret of our success as | FURNITURE SPECIALISTS. j Those are sound, solid reasons why everybody should Furnish their Homes at PURSER’S. Then, again, our stocks are extensive, and complete, but should you have a design of your own, we’ll gladly make it for you. l :t I >' j,'V : : ,;i ' Moreover,’ the essence -of' Good Value is a combination of Quality and Price. Prices at PURSER’S are right I —they’re down to Bedrock. “ • fi A •*, ’it'ii i fj V ,i. q;, i; i i - | PURSER AND SON, FURNITURE >u .. hawera.

A FEW EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD PROPERTIES WSW ADVERTISED FOR THE FIRST TIME. BUSH SHEEP STATION, 1892; acres, East Taranaki, papa and htnestono country; good motor road through Irom Now Plymouth about 950 acres in grass ,‘2oo ploughable, 100 now being broken up; 150 acres new clearing ready to burn. The grass land is fenced into 14 sheep-proof paddocks; good 7-roomod lipuse, iron woolsbed 70 by 30 yards, and dip. The place is carrying 1800 breeding ewes and other stock, which can bo taken over at valuation. Tenure of land—7ls acres freehold, 740 O.R.P. at 16s, 200 Education Reserve at 9d (perpetually renewable), 118 L.I.P. at Is 3d, and 19 short term tenancy. Family reasons compel early departure from New Zealand, and the really low price of £6 10s per acre is asked to effect a prompt sale. A large part of the money .may bo left on. p. CORK ILL, New Plymouth. SUBURBAN FARM, 104 Acres, close to New Plymouth, ou good metalled road, and quite in the oil area; a good farming property, a pleasant home, and likely to prove a most profitable investment; £ls 10s per aero; reasonable terms. F. P. CORKJLL, New Plymouth. DAIRY FARM, East Taranaki, 300 acres choice country, handy to railway. All in pasture except small clumps reserved hush; good 7 roomed house and convenient outbuildings; fenced in about 12 paddocks, sheQp-proof; school,! P.O. and store near; wintered 500 ewes and some cattle. Freehold £l3; £2200 at 5’ per cent. P. P. CORK ILL, New Plymouth. BUSH HOMESTEAD, with outlying sheep run, North Taranaki, 700 and 1700 acres, well improyed papa country, rapidly improving locality, carries 2 to 2) sheep i tenure L.I.P. at 9d. Price £7750; only £IOOO cash needed. I can arrange for balance. E. P. CORKILL, New Plymouth.

REFORM LEAGUE. THE Adjourned Mooting of Supporters of tho Politicid Reform Party will be held TO-MORROW EVENING in the Borough Council Cliamhers at 8 o’clock. The Organiser (Mr. C. P. Lindegrecn) will be present, when the question of Forming a Bianch of the Political Reform League will be discussed. GEORGE BOND, Secretary. IF anyone would like to see the mater in my letter fully explained, it is to bo found in a book called “Christendom Astray,” procurable from Mr. Hopkins, Bookseller, or from the Public Library, Stratford.— C. ANDERSON. ‘ WANTED, Caretaker for Stratford Wesley Church. Apply J. Masters, Broadway North.