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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 35, 11 October 1913, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. EGMONT CHART SUITS TO MEASURE ARE produce! by a Tailoring Organisation composed of men who are as conscientious as a village tailor, and quite as deft®at plying the needle. From trimming cutter to finisher, every man is a high powered, talented worker, eager to reach the standard we demand. Every garment is strictly high-class in quality and of uncriticisable style. Not all, but many of our woollen designs are exclusive, and each is selected to best bring out the effectiveness of the particuar model into /which it is introduced. SPRING, 1913, SAMPLES NOW TO HAND. EGM ONT CLOTHING COMPANY STRATFORD. LAND BUYERS! PAUSE AND CONSIDER! j-ACRE SECTIONS, £SO, £69, £75 each. In. Drainage, Water, and Electric Light Area. Only £5 cash required. Balance 5 years at 6 per cant. Absolutely gilt-edged proposition. Your choice of 9 sections on a £5 deposit, and nothing more for 5 years. HUSTLE ALONG NOW! J. H. THOMPSON. LAND AGENT, STRATFORD. SNIPS FOR LAND BUYERS. INSPECT THESE FARMS—THEY ARE GOOD. 95 ACRES, Freehold, 1 mile from xownship. All in good grass. 60 acres been ploughed. Carry 30 cows. Subdivided into 7 paddocks. 6-roomed ouse, 20-bail cowshed, and all neces- ‘ sary outbuildings. Price £2B per acre. Cash required ££soo. Balance easy erms. 98 ACRES, Freehold. All goad flat ploughable ground in healthy grass. Ilandy to Factory and School. Carry 35 cows easily. 6-roomed house, trapshed, cowshed, etc. Price £35 per acre. Easy terms. One of the best farms in Taranaki. 300 ACRES, Freehold, 2 miles from Dairy Factory. All in grass. Well subdivided. Carrying 100 cows and young stock. Up-to-date buildings. Pric6 £25 per acre. Terms- Owner will ,;■ consider exchange for smaller property. 1 , : ,> A . v v A, 'H •: ’ ji- ENQUIRE ABOUT TOWN PROPERTY. -..v. . . U;;* - •- ■ * f »’: .«• »,»!■... nr- . BUY A HOME NOW. —A small deposit required, the balance your own terms. M C CLUGG?AGBv & C° LAND, ESTATE & FINANCE AGENT©York Gham&grs,- STRATFORD. T ' r h- ‘ .i i-' -•"! • '■ A .HI

FURNITURE W QUALITY. mmimi mm W&i ■> J. * m *h MAT NOW BE BOUGHT FROM US, NO NEED TO GO OUT OF TOWN. 1 WE ARE ACTUAL MAKERS OF FURNITURE AND OUR STYLES ARE CORRECT. LOW RENT ENABLES US TO SELL CHEAPER THAN OTHERS. UPHOLSTERY a SPECIALITY. REALLY EASY CHAIRS AND COUCHES AT TRULY EASY PRICES. DIVAN, AS SHOWN IN SKETCH. FROM £2 ss. A Better Cannot be Bought. 0!d Suites upholstered and renovated to look as good as new at reasonable prices. EVANS & TICHBON. CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Opposite Wesley Church. 'Phone 9*. WEBSTER. DOBSON & C o ' BROADWAY, STRATFORD. 2807 ACRES— AII in grass, well fen-ed and subdivided; about 30 paddocks, close to railway, school, etc. .Metalled road, 130 acres ploughed. House of 9 rooms with every convenience, also house of (3 rooms, woolshed, stable, sheep yards, dip, etc. Pries £lO 10s. Well worth inspection. 298 ACRES— AII in grass or crop, mostly ploughahle, well fenced, on metalled road. Easy distance to railway, school, and factory. House of 7 rooms, washhouse, stable, etc.', 12-bail cowshed (concrete), paved yard! Price £25 per acre. 189 ACRES— AII in grass, GO acres piuoghed, the rest ploughahle, 3 miles from railway. If miles to factory. 6-roomed house, 20-hail cowshed and other buildings. Price £25 per acre. A real good farm and cheap at the price. H. J. VALINTINE, Land Representative.

Jjl OiIEST E 1! S’ II AL L. THKOSOPHICAL LECTUIIES By MISS C. W. CHRISTIE, F.T.S. (National Organiser of the Thoosopliical Society). SI'N'DAV, at 3.—“Tlio Order of the Star in the East,” and 7, ‘ The Coming of a World Teacher.” Collection at Lectures to defray expenses. \7ACANCY for Five Gentlemen Boarders in private family ; situation, just out of borough. Apply this oflico.