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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 66, 23 July 1913, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTh'ki*. SPENCE’S GREAT WIND!WC-UP BUSINESS SALE IS STILL RUNNING. AN ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE IS AIMED AT. THE'SALE PRICES FOR MANY LINES ARE MUCH -BELOW COST, GET YOUR REQUIREMENTS !N DRAPERY AND CLOTHING H*RE AND NOW., AND SAVE MONEY. ’ ? A., SPENCE BROA DWAY, S-TR AT FOR D.

NEW ZEALAND Loan & MERCANTILE • ■' AGENCY O* LIMITED.- STrtATFOIO. £TdCK AMfiTIOKMRS, LAWS &ALSBitf Atoi® GEME&AL RSEftOHAMTS, LEASES. LEASES. LEASES. REALLY CHEAP, AND IN. EACH CASE A PURCHASING CLAUSE WILL BE GIVEN 230 ACRES FREEHOLD.—Good land, with 10-roomed house, hot and* cold water, bathroom, pantry, numerous “beds, 24-baij cowshed, I mite to factory and 2i miles to township and railway. Price £2B per acre with £3OO cash down, or will lease for 7 years at 29s per acre with a Purchasing at £2B. No. 279. 220 ACRES FREEHOLD.rr-Good 8-roomod house, 12-bail concrete sired ; mile to school, and creamery, aiso railway, 3 miles to town. Price £2O per acr e with £430 cash down, or will lease at 20s, par acre with a Purchasing Clause at £2O No. 244. ACRES Freehold, splendidly situated in good district. No weeds, 60 acres ploughed. Good, level and nicely robing land. Garry 60 cows. 6-roomed house and 10-bail concrete shed. Mile and half to dual plant Factory, School and Post Office. Price £2B per acre, very easy terms. Balance at 5 per cent, on Ist Mortgage. « SXfc/lANL’HS. ONLY DEALING ON SELLING VALUES. 4 - . ’r ACRES FREEHOLD.—Splendid cattle country, on which 50 news could be milked if wishep., ; w|lj fenced of nbxidAGivecds* # —>d 5-roomed house, 14-hail cowshed, wool shed, gig and trap shed. Very cheap ift; £9; SlOs P®r acre yith £SOO cash dawn or will accept a smsill amount of town property as deposit, leaving the balance of the purchase money on mortgage for 6 years at 5 per ty mt. Np^.*|7& > 300 ACREST'Ereehold* * ! easy sheep and cattle country, ill felled and thoroughly grassed, V 7 ell fenced and divided. 4 roomed house, woolshed, with machines for 6 shearers. &uuat ;d within 6 miles of township* Owner will sell Freehold at £5 12s 6d per acrecftshiAown,«purchaser 4kj *tafaeWßfif!SHß to th© A.H.P. of £4306 at 5 per cent., balance on 2nd Mortgage for 5 -ears at 5 per cent., or will exchange for Dairy farm or town property. 260 ACRES FREEHOLD.—Good ?dean milking country; new 6-roonie! bouse, 14-bail |rop and railway. Trice £l4 10s per acre with £BOO cash; balance at 5 per cent.,, or will exchange for 80 to 100 acres between New Plymouth and Marten. No. 283 100 ACRES.—Tip-top Dairy 3|aei^3b|iiaß2ia^^handy. £4O per acre with £2OOO cash down or would consider exchange for good sheep country. No. 280 A-a jw.s,(ww-v ■ Land Salesman- ■ WE STOCK— v MACHINERY - FARMERS’ FAVOURITE DRILLS, ' Dr SC HARROWS (without poM, CHAIN AND SPIKE 1 HARROWS/ ! 1 REID AND GREY PLOUGHS. Eta. w.». mimr?*

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