BUSINESS NOTICES. C. & E. JACKSON. LAND, STOCK, AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Broadway. ’Phono No. 164, Stratford. TOWN PROPERTIES. NOW is the time to invest your money in Stratford Property. It will prove a belter investment than Ballarat or Klondyhe Goldfields. Look at its position—right in the centre of the richest dairying district in the worid. Be wise and buy now. 1 ACRE OP LAND, situated iu good positioa, together with 5-roomed house in fair condition, must bo cheap at £250. 46 FEET in Broadway North. Splendid frontage. flood prospective value. Price £2O per foot. Small deposit, balance 10 years it 5 per cent. * . 4 ACRE&, just outside Borough Boundary, good frontage, well fenced and grassed. Price only £IOO per acre. Easy terms. •- *• i-ACRE for sale —Good level Section, from £BO to £IOO, small deposit. 9-ROOM ED HOUSE, . well built, situation first class, nice lawn, lakes, plantations, and many other improvements, together with 4 acres land. Well fenced (sheltered) with live hedges, outbuildings up-to-date, and in good condition. Must be a bargain at £1450. Exceptional terms. ' V - 6-ROOMEO HOUSE, hot and cold water, electric light, washhouse, copper and tubs, only been erected 3 years, together with 2 acres land, nice lawn, splendidly fenced and sheltered. 1 mile from Post Office; very suitable for cutting up. Price £I4OO, Owner will take 100 acres dairy form n exchange. Equity £IOOO. j-ACRE SECTION, S-roomed house, bathroom, and pantry. All in first-class condition, well sheltered. Washhouse, anc tubs. Price £500; small deposit. 50 ACRES, splendid little dairy farm, situated 1 mile from school ant factory, 4-roomed house, cowshed with concrete floor. PriOO £2< per acre, £3OO Cash. ■ f. Ht s nooo 5-ROOM ED H OUSE TO LET, Broadway North, 1«8 per W«ek. 9lJ> J/V’;- t ii :4' . i ftJ ' ' sl WE FINANCE CLIENTS IF REQUIRED.
SEED POTATOES’ IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST. IVTEWTON KING has juafc landed a consignment of srsHsla*l *"■ '■'' r '’ ’ ’ ’;.«. ,V -a", - «dly' Ricked Seed ■-W t. -- *<• .OSJldw i(< ,-i EARLY ROSE, BEAUTY OF HEBRON, ROBIN ADAIR, GAMEKEEPER AND UP-TO-DATB* - Manure these with Fison’s Celebrated Special - Potato Mansi*-, * reap the benefit in'an increased or^>A FULL STOCK OF ALL FARM EQUIREMENTS ALWAYS 0 K NO Norse, Pig and Calf Foods, Grass-seeds, Fencing Wire, Cement, 'Stumping jacks, RooAng iron and Felting, Benzinrand Meter SrJrlts, ' Netting, Do«b!fc Machine-dr eased Algerian ' - - Seed Date, Basic Slag, Superphosphate, KaK - ■ ' 'nltj Sulphste of AmsKirds, Nitrate of Soda, Sulphate of Potash, ' ' Pure and raised Bonedust. Etc, NEWTON KING NEW PLYMOTTTH, STRATFORD, K A PONG‘D
MEN OF THE MOMENT APPRECIATE OUR TAILORING. THEY are business men—thinking men-men of ideas. FOR men of discrimination who appreciate good clothes, perfect fit, graceful cut, and the long wear which is so desirable, come to THE CASH TAILORING CO. OOE Tailors and Cutters are men of experience and advanced ideas—they know exactly how to so-, cure the most finished effects. STYLISH Fabrics, and close attention to the smallest detail ot each individual requirement, are the factors of successful tailoring CASH TAILORING C°V STRATFORD.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 57, 7 November 1913, Page 3
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