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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 70, 31 March 1913, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. LAND BUYERS! HERE’S YOUR CHANCE EXCEPTIONALLY CHOICE DAIRY FARM—97 AQRSS.. V T ERY Highly improved farm, all in grass, well subdivided; all but - acres been stumped; situated on good metalled road, one mile froi creamery, 2 miles to school, P. 0., etc.; 8-roomed house, 20-bail cov shed, and all other necessary outbuildings. Prloa only £32 pe acre, with £6OO cash; balance lo years at 6 per cent. SPLENDID INVESTMENT. I. 0 ; i ; VERY Choice Dairy Farm, land of exceptionally rich quality; all levc and ploughable; well sheltered;- no manure required. School an . Factory £-mi!e; handy to Stratford*; splendidly grassed. Price £3 per acre. £l5O cash; balance 7 years at si per cent, CHOICE DAIRY FARM—I4I ACRES. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ r • '* 1 ' . f i. '.'K i. r: j. A.LL sown down in best English grasses, subdivided into 13 paddocks, we 1 fenced, all ploughable, 75 acres been ploughed and resown; situai ed, in splendid district, on good metalled road, close to school cheese factory,- oeeamery, P.O.f store; etciy et«v;vland of iricb.rquaJife* and good carrying capacity. 8-roomed house, cowshed with concret< floor, and milking machine, trapshed, etc. Price £3S per acre, £IOOO cash. SPLENDID FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM—I 42 ACRES. IN very good district, all ploughable, good fences; one mile from Railway Station, P. 0., factory, handy to school; 8-roombd house, 20-bai cowshed,, with concrete floor and yards; 45 cows, 70 shares, cans aerator, pigs, etc. Owner wishes' to obtain a smaller place,, and will exchange for a farm of about 40 or 50 acres handy to town Price £4O per aero. Equity about £2OIO. HIGHLY IMPROVED SHEEP FARM-530 ACRES. ALL well grassed, and subdivided, good wire fences; 150 acres ploughable 8-roomed house, good cowshed, woolshed, • etc. r Situated bit goo' road oposite Railway Station, 2 miles from school. Price £lO 10: per acre. £IOOO cash. OUR Land Register contains the plek ef the Province, «nd haying beer dairy farming In this district for 20 yoan, wo claim 4o have a sounr knowledge of land values, and can advise our clients where bast tc purchase. Returns shown to intending buyers. Ci m bj vaceboN) - ■ v; . ... ■■ nrnv SAND, STSSK. AND ODMMISSION AQINTS. Br.adway. 'EEow Hiu IM< MnifM#

LEEDS HIGH GRADE BASIC SLAG. PARMER* SHOULD NOTE—- ' '• . / /-fTf'St ar;- •- i "jkv.* That, orders are no w being taken 'for tliii indispensable Manure at a cheap indent rate, to arrive JUNE, 1918. It will pay you to look ahead and secure out of this arrival, as when the present shipment is taken up the price must be advanced. The quantity unsold isJ not large, and you cannot afford to be one of the disappointed, so if you have not already booked, do so at once. STKKUJiO t . SLPEIU>HOSI , n.VTE. For orders of One Ton or More this can be railed FREE to jobt nearest Railway Station, at the same price as out of store. IN STORE—PURE STEAMED BONEDUST, feAINIT, SULPHATEOP POTASH. AMMONIA, NITRATE of SODA, GYPSUM, BASIC SLAG, all BORTfl! WICKS’ SPECIAL MANURES, GEAR CO.’S BONEDUSt and BLOOD MANURE. All the Standard MANGOLD,v SWEDEN- and TURNIP SEEDS, WHITE HORSE-TOOTH AND YELLOW MAIZE, ALGERIAN and other SEED OATS,' GRASS SEEDS, of , fell descriptions, SINCLAIR’S CHAMPION; WHITE BELGIUM AND BARrFbALL CABBOT SEED, and FARM REQUIREMENTS of Every, Description. CALL AT MY STAND WHEN AT THE STRATFORD SHOW. NEWTON KING NEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD, v ; . ( tv, j K A PONCA.

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