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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 63, 14 November 1913, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. EXCHANGE F 0 . DAIRY FARM. *V)F 150 TO 200 ACRES. _ ~ IT «t.nM ip'll--98 ACRES, L.I.P. All in grass, and well subdivided, P ly all ploughable, 20 acres stumped. 1 mile from » \ mile from school, 2 miles from railway roads. Good house and shed, and all necessary ings. Price £ls per aor«, Ist Mortgage C.A.S.O. £35» Cows averaged £ll 10s last season. The owner,_ who has « large family, wants a larger farm. This proposition worth consideration. Wa Hj Hj YOUNG & C°LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, STRATFORD. TF you circled the world on the tail of a comet 1 you couldn’t pass ’em— there d always be another Ford ahead. More than 325,000 Fords are everywhere giving f nequalled service ana and completes! satisfaction. Anywhere, you can “Watch the Fords go by. £l9O is the price of the FORD runabout; the touring car is £2os—all f.o.b. Wellington, complete with equipment. Get catalogue and particulars from L. R. CURTiS, “WE ARE NOT SUPERSTITIOUS, BUT WE BELIEVE IN SIGN S.” BECKETT AND CORLETT SIGN WRITERS AND decorators, BROADWAY NORTH. we don’t have to be told mat earned customers mean wbomi. We know It, and will give full value for your money If you will let us. ALWAYS "KICK” IF DISSATISFIED. ?HONB WE’LL MAKE GOOD' EVERY TIME. ’PHONE 188. LAND.' LAND. LAND, I J 1 1. 1 9 1 I AGUES FBEE3OED, 1 mil© from Eltham, S-roomed lOu convenience, man's hoes* and cottage; carrying «/ oowe (dairy) KiS*,, Zl to-.: »*• *» >« T”” 1 - va aOKM FEBIHOLD, 8 ifliSea from Etbam, good J-roomed house, lb IGBE®, 0.E.P., S*B tms t» «**■•* * cr * l SSSSSiii *s*lo ;operty pr Easiness. kA AGUES, FREEHOLD, adjoinir * Eitham Borough; )U ings and oonvenienoen I £686 «.» sh really good build TRISTRAM & CO.. LAMP AMCHTS. BRIDGE STREET, ELTMASU. W SAYWELL, LAND AGENT, MIDHIRST. SO 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 100 ACRES, real good farm (£4O), carry 45 cows; exchange for small -vi farm of 30 to 40 acres. . • - 158 ACRES —Price £25, cash £SOO. Cows and plant on terms. 116 ACRES —Price £l7 10S. Cash £3OO. 148 ACRES (50 cows) — Price £2O. Gash £259. *|OR SALE—6 Pedigree Jersey Bulls 1 year to 2 years old. ¥ ANTED—6 to 800 Acres, sound sheep country in exchange for Dairy Farm, equity £4500. Ultjf W. SAYWELL. LAND AGENT, MIDKIRST.

j OOX through any discarded, or faded garment, and bring It, JU or them, to US. We are experts in all matters of Dying, Dry Cleaning, Hot Pressing, etc. Why send away? paying post' age, and putting up with delay, when you can patronise local endeavour. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. DYEING & BLEACHING C° OPPOSITE CONVENT, OPUNAKE ROAD.

WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY and ELECTROPLATE. Suitable for Presents. Best Quality at 'Reasonable Prices. All Repair Work done on the Premises by Myself—no need to send outside Stratford. J. K. STONE. BROADWAY. NOTICE. * J. F. CURTIS. of Eltham, HAYING OPENED A BRANCH BUTCHERY BUSINESS in Stratford, which will be carried on under the management of Mr T. W. BOND, late of Wickham Bros., of Ngaere, customers can rely on being faithfully supplied. ’Phono 128.

DAWSON FALLS. MOUNT ECMONT. mHE TOURIST COTTAGE and the I _ . * . TT tmn- nnpn is now in excellent order, and visitors will experience no difficulty whatever in driving right up to the house. As there has been considerable advance hooking this season, intending visitors should”write and secure accommodation beforehand. The Tourist Cottage is also connected with the Telephone SCALE OF CHARGES, —At the Main House, Is per day each person, with cooking utensils, tableware, ffiattress and pillow supplied; at each of the detached cottages, 2s each person per day, with similar articles supplied. with the addition of a spring mattress. Children aro charged half the above fees. TOURIST COTTAGE. —This establishment is replete with every modern convenience. Among the recent additions are a large dining-room and I smoking-room. Visitors will hnd the Cottage, with its beautiful surroundings. an excellent place at which to spend a holiday, Tariff. Meals 2s. Paddock for Horses Is per day, Feeds at Is 6d each. MflAock of Tinned Meats, Fish, and Sundries is kept of picnic parties visitors. all communications: The Mountain House (via KaJ. Murphy, Manager You require bargains; w© wish to sell to sa~e removing during alterations. Charles E. dames.