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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 68, 25 July 1913, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. LET US FIND THAT FARM FOR YOU. Be sure w 6 have on our list a property that will suit you, for our property list is the most complete. V/c show you the farm, and show what it is earning and what it is carry- . ing. We can honestly recommend the following places, and HELP YOU tO MAKE MONEY. DAIRY FARMS: AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD ONE. 51 ACRES, splendid little Dairy Farm, all been ploughed, #ub-dirid«d by hedges. Now carrying 32 dairy cows and hoi’ses, 1 mil© to School, factory, and handy to railway station. CUroomed houi© and cowshed. 7\ acres of green oats, 2 acres turnips. Lease has S years to run at 20s an acre rental. Price £2OO. A rare Chance. "" : £3OO SECURES THIS. 100 ACRES, cheap Dairy Farm, well grassed, on good metalled road, handy to school and factory. Subdivided into 8 paddocks. New house of 6 rooms. 10-bail cowshed, concrete floor. Price only £23 per acre, £3OO cash. ONLY £350 DOWN. J. 136 ACRES. Splendid Dairy Farm, subdivided into two farms of 60 and 76 acres. Two houses of 5 rooms and 10 rooms, in first-class condition, practically new. Cowshed, and all necessary outbuildings. Factory, school, telephone opposite. A rerj desirable and convenient farm, exceptionally well fenced. Price £34 per acre, only £350 cash required. TWO FINE TOWN HOMES. \ ■>.w! G-ROOMED HOUSE, full 1-acre, situated 1 minute’s walk from Broadway. All conveniences, including bathroom and electrie light. Cheap at £325. Easy terms. fww; ■ ■ ■—-- 7-ROOMED HOUSE. Only been erected two years. Up-to-date and j modern house with all possible conveniences, including hot and cold ) water, electric light, wash-house, copper and tubs; also nice level, i-acre section. Price £I2OO. £SOO cash. ■ ■’ ALSO, for Sale, 70 Shares in Stratford Co-operative Company at 12s each,, C. & E. JACKSON. LAND. STOCK, AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Broadway. * ’ 'Phorie No- 164, Stratford. I ‘ 1 ' I ■ ' ! ' :■

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