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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 84, 9 December 1913, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICE#. THE FINEST IN THE DOMINION AT THE PRICE. WE SAY IT ADVISEDLY —FOR IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO GIVE A BETTER GARMENT VALUE AT 45s to fios IN FABRIC, IN STYLE, IN TAILORING, IN FIT OR FINISH. THESE READY TO WEAR SUITS ARE ‘DIFFERENT, ” ‘'DISTINCTIVE,” “SUPERB” GARMENTS, AND THEY ARE MADE RIGHT. WE ARE WILLING TO SHOW YOU. Place Your Order how, and be in time for the Show. EGMOKT CLOTHING GO. STRATFORD. BARLEYMAN’S ESTATE. Only Three Sections Unsold. 2 AT £50 EACH - I AT £6O. SITUATION—CeIia Street East, 10 minutes from P.O. Full QuarterAcres, clean, level. Depcsiet £5, balance 5 years 6 per cent. Drainage Water, and Electric Light; available for building purposes. Prepared, to build houses to your own design on £‘2o deposit, J. H THOMPSON. LAND AGENT. ? STRATFORD. LANDS LAND!! LANCJII A REAL GOOD INVESTMENT. The Cheapest Farm in Taranaki.. j >3BO ACRES, freehold, 85 miles from Stratford. , All In grass, except 25 acres shelter bush. Well subdivided and fenced. Carry over 100 cows. Only miles from t factory. Cbotf 7-faomed house and all outbuildings. | | fPRICE £l6 PER ACRE. CASH REQUIRED £IOOO. f J I) • c $.0.7 ':: ‘F- tw >' -u I I ! 3 I |;ii t ( I 9 f s 1 .? f «t r bo: vrj c . nt vie: i' pojod . AJ.ji PA,RTICUL;AR3 FROM -r ,0,1 oa liu;. <i 0 DCF’-'o' - ■ M c CLTjGGAGE 1 &C° LAND. ESTATE £ Yerk Chambers, STRATFORD.

P W QUALITY. 0001 Dj %-i.l!- Suitiitiw os, MOW& I >/*5 m I?) i>Yj)(«\^ mwm <3& 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 ICASY CHAIRS AND COUCHES AT TRULY EASY PRICES. DIVAN, AS SHOW’’ IN SKETCH, FROM £2 61. A Better Cannot bo Bought. Old Suites upholstered and ton vated to look as good as new at reasonable prices. EVANS & TIGHBON.I CABlNEtiyf/TfftfWr,' UPHOtSTEREas, FUNERAL DIRECTORS.. Opposite Wesley ChuroH. 'Phone 94. MiMM- m ——'"“TTA WEBSTER, DOBSON C°; BROADWAY, * STRATRPRD. • 120 ACRES, all in grass and crop, # "oil fenced and subdivided into ] 4 paduocks, 100 acres stumped and ploughed, on metalled road close to school, factory, P. 0., and only I miles to railway. House of 7 rooms, washhouse, stable, trapshecl. -tooMicd, lb-hat I eowshed, with loft, will do -15 cows well, besides horses, etc. Pnce £45 per acre, easy terms. Qae of the host farms in the’ market. 50 ACRES, all in grass and crops, 0 jtaHdn k", well fenced, all ploughable all stumped; V-mi!e to school, P. 0., and factory, 4-roomed house, bathroom, etc., 8-bail cowshed, cone; cte floor, trapshed, etc,, etc; 11 miles from* railway station. Price £3B per acre, easy terms. Very nice little farm. 5312 83 ACRES, close to Stratford, 10 paddocks, all plonghahle, 44 acres stumped, well lanced, 9-roomeJ iiouse, 7-baii cowshed, concrete, other buildings, well watered. Price £37 per acre. An ideal stud farm. ’ 5253 H. J. VALINTiNE, Land Representative.

WANTED —Yum- orders for Black Currants arid Raspberries early, to save disappoinment, Central Co-op. J ANTED KNOWN—Tiro Egmont Art Furniture Maker guarantees first-class workmanship a± lowest prices. Furniture never sent to auction rooms, lint made and sold on the premises. P. E. Carlill, Broadway. XONA BOARDING HOUSE, A TOKO ROAD. MRS. C. CORBETT, Proprietress. Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. Dinner from 6 to 7 p.m. Reasonable Prices,