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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 42, 18 February 1913, Page 3

'«Ub«MfcSa NOTICED II 111 ■a————»a— ■— DO YOU WANT A DAIRY FARM? HERE’S YOUR CHANCE. Our Land Register contains the pick of the Province, and having had twenty years’ dairy farming in this district, we claim to have a sound knowledge of land values, and can advise our clients where best to purchase, returns shown, to intending buyers. 103 ACRES. SPLENDID DAIRY FARM, situated in good district, on good metalled road, 4 mlies from Stratford, close to factory, school, and P. 0.; 60 acres been ploughed and re-sown, and well grassed, good fences; 5-roomed house, cowshed, and other outbuildings. Price only £32 per acre; £SOO casr, balance 7 years at 6 per cent. 120 ACRES. FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM, very highly improved, 80 acres been ploughed, 2 miles from school and factory; 8-roomed house, 24-bail cowshed,, and yards, hay and gig -shed. „ Price £2B 10s per acre; £7OO cash. We can with confidence re*., commend this, returns exceptionally good. 140 ACRES. CHOICE DAIRY FARM, land of very rich quality, well fenced, two frontages, subdivided v into 12 paddocks, 1 mile,to factory and school,.on good metalled road; 2 houses of 6 and.. 4 rooms respectively, up-to-date cowshed and outbuildings. Price £32 10s per acre* £SOO cash; good, value. IT’S YOURS ON PAYMENT OF VERY SMAU. DEPOSIT MIND , .. YOiLi, . i . ,-i.i . . 100 ACRES—A well grassed Farm, subdivided into/ 5 paddocks, all level, i mile to factory and railway station, ! mile to school, 4-roomed House and lOrbail cowshed*. Lease ihas 2 years to run; at 16s an acre. Will sell .everything as a going concern., PRIOE ONLY £525; £2OO CASH. A, Bargain. Good 6-roomed House, with all convenience, hot and cold water, Electric Light; 2J acres, only 5 minutes’ walk from Post Office, in good locality. Price £BSO, with £3OO cash. A Bargain. 3 i Acre Sections, in the best part of the town, 7 minutes’ walk from Post Office. Owner leaving district and invites offers. Nothing reasonable refused. C. & E. JACKSON.LAND, STOCK, AND, COMM?«*«ON AC IE NTS. Broadway. ’Phone No. 164. v Stratford

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