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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 78, 6 August 1913, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICE!. FOR YOU. Be sure we have on our ffst a property that will suit you. i for our property list is the most complete. We show you tilf* farm- ani>J chmu ...U~* sx s_ r" _■ i „_.._.*. ~ . * !«rt »»/ ' «- i. »»*•■■«••»jb »•«■*• •iiiui li t.'j Mill' ing. we oan 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, -sub-divided by live hedges. Now carrying 32 dairy cows and horses, 1 mile to school, factory, and handy to railway station. 6-roomed house and cowshed. 1\ acres of green oats, 2 acres turnips. Lease has 3 -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. Nefr house of 6; rooms. 10-bail cowshed, concrete floor. Price only £23 per acre. £3OO cash. ONLY £350 DOWN. 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, P. 0., and telephone opposite. A very desirable and convenient farm, exceptionally well fenced. Price . £34 per acre, only £350 cash required. TWO FINE TOWN HOMES. S-ROOMED HqUSE c full situated J. minute's walk from Broadway. All conveniences, including bathroom and electric light. Cheap at £325. Easv terms. ~, ■'""■;; . . ■'«**»► ■■■ "m ,-\ .■-**> •. 7-ROOMED HOUSE. umyoeeD erected, two years. , Up-to-date ana modern house with all possible conveniences, including hot and cojd water, electric light, wash-ho:ise, copper and tubs; also nice level J-acre section. Prioe £I2OO. £SOO cash. ALSO, for Sale, 70 Shares in otratrord Co-operative Company at 12s,each "" 3 " : \y» & JEi. «# x.«. v./ xj LANn.' STOCK, AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Broadway, j: 'Phone No- 184, Stratford.

*T PAYSTO BUY THE 3EST. -s-JSIfPSFON ,1, , t alii picked Seed ■?'..'' EARL* ROSE, BEAUTY OF HEBRON, ROBIN . ADAIR, GAMEKEEPER AND UP-TO-DATE, -';''■''' j : f. lo j ;"■• \f." ■ ~;. - Manure tk&e Mik Fison's Celebrated Special Potato Manure, atii 1 reap the benefit in an increased crop! A FULL STOCK OP ALL FARM EQUIREMENTS ALWAYS ON HAN'S Horse, Pig. and Calf Foods, Grass soeds,■»,-: Fencing wire, Cerjisnf, Stumping; Jacks, .Roofing Iron and! Posting, Benzine and Motor Spirits, Nesting/ Double Machine-dressed Algerian Seed Oats, : £asic Slag? superphosphate, Kah hit, Sulphate of Awnionia, Nitrate of Soda, Sulphafe of Potash, -',..'; Pure and Mixed Bonedust. Etc./ ....-■• •-''* ■ ... .-v;." v : : * '•'.,■-'■: y~; ■ '"' ' NEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD, KAPOKTGA.

STYLE IS "TAILORED INTO"' OUR COSTUMES. , Style—that "indelirjuhlo something", wmch s.fc 3 apart |'t!n smnrtly dressed woman from: tJie rest—can only be pro luced in a tailored costume by men of long experience and understanding. " It is especially e vidont in costumes maae by THE CASH TAILORING CO., Because they are em and tailored by men or lone J perience in Ladles* Tailoring. 1 The Pesians are t> nowest, the Materials £&! L2J and the Workmanship the best—that's why our Costume ' are unrivalled in the district. ABOUT YOUR WINTER COSTUM& -.'-V . « CASH TAILORING STRATFORD.