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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 82, 14 April 1913, Page 2

business notices. WINDING-UP BUSINESS IN STRATFORD. A GREAT REALISATION ;v'i- ' ‘ , , -A;* : ' ‘ • S ' SALE. Vj "*' , ' ' i.|i» «i r # *•# "'< COMMENCES ON . ' * - ■ SATURDAY APRIL 12th. TREMENDOUS REDUCTION r v ' '/: |‘ _ IN PRICES TO EFFECT AN ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE OE MY ENTIRE STOCK OF HIGH-GRADE DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. /■ - i: \\ , , i v " _ . , r ~ , ■ ‘-A: 'SPENCE. STRATFO RD,

ti' I" S NEWj ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE • AGENCY G fl * (’ 1 ' LIMITED, STRATFORD. STOCK AUCTIONEERS* LAND SALESMEN, AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. leases. ;: Leases. leases. REALLY CHEAP, AND IN -EACH CASE A PURCHASING CLAUSE WILL BE GIVEN. U‘ l f -l * / '• i.*- I ■ i 230 ACRES FREEHOLD.—Good land, with 10-roomed house, hot and cold water, bathroom, pantry,, numerous sheds, 24-kail cowshed, 1 mile to. factory and 2J miles .to township and railway. Price £2B per acre with £SOO cash down, or will lease for 7 years at 29a per acre’with a Purchasing Claus© at £2B. No. 279. 220 ACRES FREEHOLD*.— Good 8-roomed\hous«, 12-bail concrete shed; 1 mile W •school and creamery, also railway, 3 miles to town. Price I . , £2O per acre with £4OO cash down, or will lease at 20s per a<jr| >t4 with f' a Phrbhasing Clause at £2O. • ' ' No. 244. ** J- UiVXiHOlIlg, 114, ACRES FREEHOLD.—One mile to factory and one and a-half miles to ' ,i , ?fchd6l, ■^o6t‘'dfacb, I 'aind‘telephoney S-roomed house, 12-bail shed, gig shed, well fenced and, divided. Will lease for 6 years at 20s per acre with a Purchasing Clause at £22 per acre. EXCHANGES. .ONLY. DEALING 4 ON’ SELLING ! VALUES- 1 ’ ‘' 516 ACRES FREEHOLD.—Splendid cattlo country, on which 50 cows could be milked if wished. All well fenced and free of noxious weeds; good 5-roomed house, 14-bail cowshed, 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 as,deposit, leaving the fmlanpe,of the, purchase money on mortgage for 6 years at 5 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 acftelf is growing up. No. 318 260 ACRES FREEHOLD.—Good clean milking codntry; 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; balahco at 5 ,per. cent,,, or. will \ exchange, lion,<SO st6 jmd .MartoHi.. : ’7N - ,^' l / ' t - 1 . ’ Vl' Nq. 283 6OOpAORES.—Tip-top Daiify Land', 'good buildings, factory and; school handy. £4O per acre with £2OOO cash down or would consider exchange foi - . ■rh , XT ’ > nor n ., t good .sheep country, ‘ ■ 'P J : ■ A. C. BELL, WE STOCK—. MACHINERY—r .FARMERS’ FAVOURITE DRILLS, • Disc harrows (without pole), CHAIN AND SPIKE HARROWS, -—REID AND GREY PLOUGHS, Etc. ■ W, A. 54*WITT. ■No.’ 280 Land SalesmanAgent. <? m m n SI y r J A hk your dealer sample, /fc for sfc rise. YOU’LL GET BETTER WORK IF YOU GET THE SHOEING WELL DONE. FITHAT horrible click, click! How it grates and irritates, .and how dangerous. A broken shoe, a shoe half off, another half worn through, and the i winter close at hand. Look now, Mr Farmer, and see to your .horse’s feet. St will pay you, moreover, it will pay yon to pay ns a visit, because every shoer we keep just knows how. In other words, every man is an expert, and you have our guarantee —of the fullest satisfaction. THE EGMONT „ COACH AND CARRIAGE C° Agents for Massey-Harr is Implements; Domo Sepastor, UnlcfUQ Cast-Iron furnace Frames.