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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 80, 11 April 1913, Page 2

WINDING-UP BUSINESS IN STRATFORD. ( A " GREAT REALISATION SALE. COMMENCES ON S A TURDAY APRIL 12th. tremendous reduction in PRICES TO EEEECT AN ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE OF MY ENTIRE STOCK OF HIGH-GRADE DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. A. SPENCE. STRATFORD.

NEW ZEALAND ’ LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CA LIMITED; STRATFORD. rrOCK AUCTIONEERS, I, A MUBALifiSM&N, AWB * CftiEKAL MERCHANTS. LEASES. LEASES. LEASES. REALLY CHEAP, AND IN EACH CASE A PURCHASING CLAUSE WILL BE GIVEN. 230 ACRES FREEHOLD.-Good land, with 19-roomed house, hot and cold water, bathroom, pantry, numerous sheds, 24-baii cowshed, 1 mile to factory and 2* miles to township and railway. Price £2B per aor© with £6OO cash down, or will lease for 7 years at 29s per acre - with- a Purchasing Clause at £2B. No. 279. 230 ACRES FREEHOLD.—Good 8-roomed house, 12-bail concrete shod ; 1 mile to school and creamery, also railway, 3 miles to town. Price £2O per aero with £4OO cash down, or will lease at 20s per acre with a Purchasing Clause at £2O. ‘Nt>. 244. 114 ACRES FREEHOLD.—One mile to factory and one and a-half miles to School, post office, and telephone; 5-roomed house, 12-baii- sbed; gig ' ghed, well fenced and divided. Will lease for 6 years at 20s per acre with a Purchasing Clause at £22 per acre. , EXCHANGE'S. ONLY DEALING ON ‘SELLING VALUES. j old ACRES' FREEHOLD.—Splendid cattle country, on which 60 cows could bo milked if Wished. All well fenced and free of noxious weeds; , in goo 4. Siroomijd’ ’hbuSej * 14-bail’ Wool shed, gig and* trap* shed. Very cheap at £9 10s per acre with £SOO cash down or will accept a small amount of town property us deposit, leaving the balance of the pUfOhbso money on mortgage for 6 years at 3 per cent. No. 373 40 ACRES' FREEHOLD. —Nice little farm almost in town. Good buildings, * orchard; and fine plantation; £4O per acre with £SOO cash, or will exchange for 80 to 100 acres a s family is growing up. No. 348 2fiOCURES’* cle a n milking country; new 6-roomed house, 14-bail shed, 2 miles from factory and school; 7 miles to town and railway. Price £l4 10s per acre with £3OO cash; balance at 5 per cent., or will exchange for 80 to 100 acres between New Ply-j mouth and Marten,qjti’.s'OH? IIjt?3II7GA ■ No. 1 283 600 ACRES.—Tip-top Dairy Land, go 0 d buildings, factory and school handy.i n.vt m £4O per-aero with-.:£2ooo !, cash ■ dbwmhf'would consider “exchange; for pwmfabd * l ihedp '- af l Lc, „,'.^.aT0...280 q u .v aw A 4iswtfyu* •* AA. C. BELL, WE STOCK- " MACHINERY- " rTto FARMERS’ FAVOURITE DRILLS, ’ DISC HARROWS (without pole), CHAIN AND SPIKE HARROWS, REID AND GREY PLOUGHS, Etc. W~. A. HSSWIT'Y, Ajiawt. OvT» b- ■ . 1 mvs ■ ■ a Land Salesman* 9: LV m Cteai because a little foes a IOBJJ WS|. UVwltosrw cr, r . AA-'yotrr. dealer for * iambics.

YOU’LL GET BETTER WORK IF YOU THE SHOEING WELL DONE. rp'HAT horrible click, click! How it grates and A irritates, and bow dangerous. A broken shoe, a shoe half off, another half worn through, and the winter close at hand. Look now, Mr Farmer, and sec to yeur horse’s feet. It will pay you, moreover, it will pay you. to pay ns a visit, because every shoer wo keep just knows bow. In other words, every man is an expert, and yon have our guarantee—of the fullest satisfaction. THE BOMONT , COACH' - AND CARRIAGE Agents for Massey-Harr Is Implementsj Done Separator. Unique Cast-Iron Furnace Frames.