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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 63, 19 March 1913, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. LAND BUYERS! HERE’S YOUR CHANCE. EXCEPTIONALLY CHOICE DAIRY FARM—97 ACRES. _ _ . VERY Highly improved farm, all in grass,..well subdivided; all but 4 acr £ s .jkeep stumped; situated on good metalled road, one mile from Creathfery; 2 miles to school, P. 0., etc.; 8-roomed house, 20-ball cowshed, and all other necessary outbuildings. Price only £32 per acre, with £SOO cash; balance lo years at 5 per oent. STRAIGHT-OUT LEASE—IOO^ACREB.^^^ N good district, subdivided, all ploughable; one mile from school and creamery; good carrying capacity; new 6-roomed cottage, 10(-bail cowshed, with concrete floor. Will lease for 3 ye.".!"? at 3Q S per acre CHOICE DAIRY FARM—I4I ACHES'. .VLL sown down in best English grasses, subdivided into 13 paddocksj well fenced, all ploughable, 75 acres been ploughed and resown; situated in splendid district, on good metalled road, close to * school, cheese factory, creamery, P. 0., store, etc., etc.; land of rich quality and good carrying capacity. .8-roomed house, cowshed with concrete floor, and milking machine, trapshed, etc. Price £35 £IOOO cash, acre. SPLENDID FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM—<42 ACRES. IN very good district, all ploughable, good fences; one mile from Railway Station, P. 0., factory,, handy to school; 8-roomed house, 20-bail GOWS hed, with concrete floor and yards; 45 oows, 70 shares, cans, aerator, pigs, etc. Owner wishes to obtain a smaller place, and will exchange for a farjpi of about 40 or 50 acres handy to town Price £4O per acre. Equity about £2OBO. HIGHLY IMPROVED SHEEP FARM—S3O ACRES. ALL well grassed, and subdivided, good wire fences; 150 acres ploughable, 8-roomed house, good cowshed, woolshed, etc. Situated on good . \road oposite Railway Station, 2 miles from school. Price £lO 108 per acre. £IOOO cash. " OUR Land Rosiiter, contaljns the pick of the Province, and having been dairy farmingln this district for 20L:yoars, wo .claim,to have a sound knowledge of land varies, and can advise our clients where best to purchase. Returns shown to intending buyers. C; & E? SACKSOp MUD, feYOCK, AND COMMISSION AOIHTf. Braadwiy. fen* MhieiJ ,11 Stratford.

: -G’ .'.l r.A ,r r ?;» I ’if, t t H . LEEDS Hl® GRADE BASIC SLAG. "1 1A(H FARMERS ;SHO 'Jlo note— That orders are now being taken for this a chean indent rate to amp JUNE. .1918. It .wiii pay/you to look ahead and swure 'Z'priM musfKSca"’ 41 ' " Wh6a to taken up I- ! .■ ■. s-.fy'f-' ■ vq g tjj- : - d is ° f “• STERLING £ SUPERPHOSPHATE. Fororders of One. Ton or More, this can be railed FREE to your nearest Railway Station, at the same price as out of store. IN STORE— r . , (Jk.il t.ili’l.ti • >t-L . ■ i ■ ..i f. f . iiV ~ .i. PURE STEAMED BONEDUST, KAINIT, SULPHATE OF POTASH AMMONIA NITRATE of SODA, GYPSUM, BASICSLAG all BORTH* WICKS’ .SPECfAL MANOR ES r GEAR OO.’SBONEDUsi' aid BLOOD MANURE. All the Standard MiNGOLD, SWEDE, and TURNIP SEEDS, WHITE HORSE-TOOTH AND YELLOW MAIZE, ALGERIAN ®°d other SEED OATS, GRASS ■SEEDS, hf. alt .descriptions SINI^ S t .^ HAMPION ’ WHITE BELGIUM AND BARRIbALL CABU ROT SEED, and FARM REQUIREMENTS of Every Description. CALL AT MY STAND WHEN AT THE STRATFORD SHOW. NEWTON KING" NEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD. KAPONQA,

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