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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 52, 1 November 1913, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. EXCHANGE r . ' F 0 v. DAIRY FARM. OF 150 TO 200 ACRES. 98 ACRES, L.I.P. All in grass, and well subdivided, practically all ploughable, 20 acres atumped. 1 mile from factory, } mile from school, 2 miles from railway station. Ae a roads. Good house and shed, and all necessary outbuildings. Price £l6 per acre, ut Mortgage C.A.S.O. £350 Equity £ll2O. Cows averaged £ll 10s l ftß t seasow.. The owner, w o a large family, wants a larger farm. This proposition is worth consideration. W* H.i Hj YOUNG & ■ o°* LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, STRATFORD,

“FORD” CARS. 2-SEATER, £l9O S-SEATER, £205 L. R. CURTIS. ALSO “THE ROVER.” SOLE AOEHT. STRATFORD.

WE ARE NOT SUPERSTITIOUS, BUT WE BELIEVE IN SIGN 8.” BECKETT AND CORLETT SIGN WRITERS AND DECORATORS, BROADWAY NORTH. w . don , t haW e to Ho told tnat unified customer* moan auooos*. We know It, and will give lull waluo for your money If you will let us. 'PHONES 188. ALWAYS "KICK’.’ IF DISSATISFIED. WE’LL MAKE GOOD EVERY TIME. ’PHONE 188, LANDs LAND; LAND AOEEfI FREEHOLD, 1 mil# from Eltham, 150 '^X 7 00W, (d#M 100 ihetp, and • Jwrui, paddookod. Frio. £6O p«r aor*. I* Cerme. ICR.M IMIHOLD, I miea from lithatn, good 8-roomod no«M, U Mr* Saw Sid «lioiaiB«oh«y« and hotter factory, 6 paddock, tS5* O. W >»p«d to «0W for - property «.• .bwi»«e«. 1200 Ao,us#, o, * QQ ACRES, fifciEKOLD, adjotoio* I. re^uirada TRISTRAM & CO;. xa.MW a.g.gMwa, wincf Firmas* THE CENTRAL STORE, MIDHIRST. T have just opened up £3OO worth of English Saddlery, imported 1 "direct from the Manufacturers, and am in a position to offer ‘SSKSGIG HARNESS, NickeUifvl Mouutogs, a. £7 10s, £7 15s and £B. K RA BEST ENGLISH BRIDLES, 10s 6d and 12s 6d; cheaper line os bd. NICKEL-SILVER SPURS, 2s (id, 3s 6d, 4s pair. SOLID NICKEL LIVERPOOL DRIVING BITS, 7s 6d each. LARGE RING BRIDLE SNAFFELL, Is each. . ; r.—SOMD-*N-I€K-BL‘DO.'4s 6d each. BUGGY RUGS, 12s 6d and 17s 6d. WHIPS IN GREAT VARIETY. STEEL-LINED BUGGY WHIPS, Is 6d, 2s, 2s Gd, 3s Gd. rVcMHERB & and Js)3d ;5. \ 1 . . ' e , A CART (HI6PS (afi steel lined) Is. Is Gd (2s with thong), 3s Gd, -Is 6d. 3 7 HORSE CART CROPS, 6s Gd and 12s Gd each. Best procurable. ‘ DANDY BRUSHES, Screw back, good quality Is Qd, 2s. ’ CROPS, steel lines, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 6s 6d t . :.STOCK THONGS, 8s ; Gd each. ~ 1 SADDLES, 40s, 70s, 755,” 70s, wi th mounts. COLLARS, from 235. LEGGINGS.—One-piece Blocked Loggings, English, 12s Gd, RIDING PANTS, leather strapped, from 10s Gd. HAMES.—MiIk cart hatnes (forged, drafts) 5s Gd pair; leading hames, full, cased, 5s Gd pair; hame straps Is, Is 3d, Is Gd. CHAINS—PIough Chains, Bannister’s best, 3s Gd pair; Leading Chains, > - 16, 18, and 201 b, 7s, Bs, 8s Gd pair. Few Military Swagger Canes, nickel-mounted Is each. PLOUGH LINES, Is and Is 3d per lb. H. A. WUNCH, » MIDHIRST.

W. SAYWELL. LAND AGENT, MIDHIRST. <0 ACRES, splendid little farm, rich river flats, carry 30 cows, real good buildings, £ls 14s 8d was taken per cow this season. Price £3O, sold by Trustees to wind up estate, enquire about this—sole agent. "100 ACRES, real good farm (£4O), carry 45 cows; exchange for small farm of 30 to 40 acres. 158 ACRES—Price £25, cash £SOO. Cows and plant on terms. 116 ACRES—Price £l7 10s. Cash £3OO. I*B ACRES (50 cows)— Price £2O. Cash £250. jpOR SALE—6 Pedigree Jersey Bulls 1 year to 2 years old. WANTED— -6 to 800 Acres, sound sheep country in exchange for Dairy Farm, equity £4500. W. SAYWELL. LAND AGENT, MIDHERST.

AT YOUR CONVENIENCE. _ . ■ - LOOK through any discarded, or faded garment, and bring It, or them, to US, We are experts in all matters Dry Cleaning, Hot Pressing, etc. Why send away? paying postage, and putting up with delay, when you can patronise local endeavour. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. DYEING & BLEACHING C° OPPOSITE CONVENT, OPUNAKE ROAD.

HUIR6A STOIII. G OODB DELIVERED TO ANT PART OF THE DISTRICT, h NEW STOCK, CHEAP. PRICE*. ». A. »T AN KARA'S. 'Agent* “Stratford Evening Post.’* You require bargains; we wish to sell to sa~e removing during alterations. Charles E. James.