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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 32, 8 October 1913, Page 3

«U8!NE88 NOTICE*. LAND BUYERS. -a^^So^S THIS! 100 ACRES, Freehold Dairy Farm, Hawera District, all been ploughed, subdivided by live hedges; |-niile to school, church and raiUay station. 7-roomed house and 12-bail cowshed. Choice" prop, rty, . with good prospective value. Price £49 per acre, £4OO cash; ba'iance 7 year* at 5 per cent. ~&~. « 115 ACRES, subdivided into 10 paddocks, well fenced. Good carrying capacity, 1 mile to factory, school, and railway station. Sixroomed house, and 14-bail cowshed. Price £25 per acre, £4OO cash. 180 ACRES, first-class Dairy Farm on good metalled road. Handy to school and factory. Well grassed and fenced; lying'* well to'the sun. 6-roomed house, and 16-bail cowshed. Price £22 per acre, £3OO cash. 770 ACRES, Sheep Farm qrood easy country.- Large portion flat. Firslclass fencing of 8 wires. Will carry 2 ewes all the year round, besides cattle. 6-roorned house, woolshed, dip, and yards. Cod metalled road to property. Hany to sale-yards. Cheap at £8 peracre, £750 cash, SOUND INVESTMENTS. 5-Roomed House in splendid condition, with all conveniences, including hot and cold water, electric light, copper and tubs; full hacre m high situation. Very healthy. Price a bargain at £3BO. Easy terms. 2 COOD HOUSES of 6 rooms each, with nice i-acre section. Houses let to good tenants, a gift at £2OO each. Easy terms. NEW HOUSE of 6 rooms, only been erected 12 months. The last thing in comfort and taste.. Hot and cold water, electric light, metal bath, wash basin, copper and tubs; 3 minutes' walk from Broadway. *»rtoe £650, £IOO caSh. ALSO 70 SHARES i n the Stratford Factory aflte .*»<*. Will sell ten or the lot. i - - '■ • ■ •' =■ ■ . . v A 5-ROOMED HOUSE to let Rent 10s per week. ■■ ■■■ i ' i ~ -.; i v: < '" ' >; if We have properties oh our register to suit everyone, and having farmed In the Stratford district for the last 18 years we cfalm to have a sound knowledge of land values. Clients trusting to our Judgment are well satisfied with results. If you want to make mcney consult O. & E. JACKSON. LAND. STOCK. AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Broadway. 'Phone No. 164, Stratford. SEED POTATOES. IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST. KING has just landed a consignment of s| B "*" "* -• . ally gjukeU £>*m*i ! .;

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