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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 85, 10 December 1913, Page 3

BUSINESS KBTiSEB. C. & B. JACKSON. - v a . . . v JrAND, STOCK, AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Broadway. 'Paono r«*. is4 a Stratford. TOWN FPJPfeRTIES. HOW Is thf timj? to mW ■ niohey sr Proper.y. £ it will prove a better jnvostr. snt air. Bai?an.». jp K lonely t* Cold- 5 fields. ‘ Look at its portion—rishi |p tin ;.entr»i a? the pldiMt dairy* a Ing dtatriot In the we rid. Be wfie ami i ,-uy now. 1 ACRE OF LAND, situated in good position, together with 6-roomed bouse ia fair condition, must be cheap at £250 t f**' •V"■' •" ;>V ,:. J . .-■■•- 46 FEET in Broadway North, Splendid frontage, Good prospective value. Price £26 per foot. Small deposit, balance 10 years at 5 per cent. ; “ : " • ’ ■«' - 4 ACRES, just outside BorougtTßoundary, good frontage, well fenced and grassed. Price only £l6O poi «oro. Eray terms. • ■«.> '! i ?•**:* h-* iitf&i I'AGRE for nli—Good level Section; from‘SlS to dopoolt. 9-ROOMED HOUSE,'Avell' built, situation first class, mce law-, lakes, plantations, and many other improvements, together with 4 acres land. Well' with live hedges, outbuildings ajv to-date, and in good condition. Must be a bargain at £1450. Exceptional*’ term*. : ‘w* '■'••• ■ ■ *■■ •' *■' * ,T " y.- -$f ■ —•• ®", ROOMED HOUSE; hot ami cold water, electric Ugnt. washhouse, cop. per and tubs, only been erected 3 rears, together with 2 acre* land,' nice lav n, splendidly fenced and sheltered. •*! mile from Post Offtoe* very suitable" for cutting tip. Price £I4OO. Ownewill■ ta&o 3’’to acres dairy foV/n n •exchaiis;©. Equity £IOOO, -•* .'TfNwry v 1 a 1 ’t -• 1■ .* ■ ».« • - _ **A6RS SECTION, o-rbomed 'house", bathroom, andL. pantry. All m first-class condition, well sheltered. Washhouse, copper and tubs, Price £goej, small deposit, 59 ACRES, splendid little dairy farm, situated 1 mile from school and factory, 4-roompd house, cowshed with concrete floor. Price £24 per acre, £3OO Sash. GOOD 5-ROOMED HOUSE TO LET, Broadway North, fie oar week. k*t ¥\hah& Flights if

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