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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 65, 17 November 1913, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. WE CAN SHOW - YOU THE FULL RANGE OF ROSLYN DELTA FINISH mmsMMmmmaaßamamßssamaammamßammm a——hmb— UNDERWEAR. INSPECTION INVITED. EMU SLOTHING CO. STRATFORD. A SPECULATION! SUHE! SAFE! i ACRE, C stage 1 room, loose box only £lO9, Deposit £3O, balance 3yrs 6 per cont. I ACRE, House, 5 rooms, rising in value, £270. Deposit £IOO Balance 3yrs, 6 per cent. 5 ACRE, niee frontage, £SO, Dsncsit £5. Old 4-roomed House and washhouse (for removal). Price, only £25 —good profit in this. i ACRE, clean, level, sunny position, £75. Qepcsit £5. 75 ACRES, Freehold, rich dairy land. £33 per acre. Carry 30 cows. Exchange for Town Property; equity £7OO. J. H. THOMPSON. LAND AGENT. . STRATFORD. LAND! LAND!! LANDIII A REAL GOOD INVESTMENT. ' v * The Cheapest Farm in Taranaki. 390 ACRES, freehold, 8| miles from Stratford, f All in grass, except 25 acres shelter bush. Well subdivided “ and fenced. Carry ever 100 cows. Only limits from factory. Good 7-roomed house and all outbuildings. ru* ■* r PRICE £ls PER ACRE. CASK REQUIRED £loooi / ATj; PARTICULARS' FROM i ■ ■ifdl'i a:4.U M C CLUGGAGE & C D - • LAND. ESTATE & FINANCE AGENTS* York Chambers. STRATFORD.

FURNITIRE OR (pIJPLITY. i® y-v U-J*' SD SSfefta »r-a iss MAY NOW BE BOUGHT FROM US. NO NEED TO GO OUT OF TOWN. 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. Old Suites upholstered and renovated to look as good as new at reasonable prices. EVANS & TICHBON. CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERED. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Opposite Wesley Church. ’Phqna d«. WEBSTER. DOBSON G o ' BROADWAY, STRATFORD. 105 ACRES Freehold, divided into 30 paddocks, all ploughable whou stumped, 60 acres stumped, 'well fenced, metal road. U mdes to factory, railway and post office. G-roomed house, 11-bad cowshed (concrete), well sheltered. Price £35 per acre-a real good farm. SO ACRES Freehold, well sub-divided, mostly ploughable, metalled road Li miles to factory, 3 mileS to railway. House of 5 rooms, cowshed, etc. £l4 10s per acre. £4OO down—*well worth looking at. 453 ACRES- All down except 50 ares, well fenced with sheep-proof fences. About 200 acres could be ploughed when stumped. Good motor road, 3 miles from school ; new sheep yards, wizard of 2 rooms Price £8 2s 6d per acre—a tip-tap grazing farm. H. J. VAUNTSKE, Laud Representative.

SALT- OF WORK, I ii FORESTERS’ HALL, On THURSDAY, • the 20th hist. In connection will \ St. ANDREW'S CHURCH. Large Number of Stalls. . Musical Items. Refreshments, Etc. Sale commences: Afternoon, 2.<10; evening, 7. Admission Gd. You require bargains; w© wish to seil to sa”e removing during alterations. Charles E. James.