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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 12, 14 January 1914, Page 2

BUSINESS'NOTICeS. IN THE MATTER OF THE DISPOSAL OF THE PRIVATELY ASSIGNED STOC DRAPER AND CLOTHIER. FULL PARTICULARS WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN A FEW DAYS. Per THE MANAGER. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY, °°- TTB " BTRAIFORD. FINE DAIRY PROPERTIES IN THE FAMOUS HAWERA DISTRICT. 2 VERY NICE FARMS of 107 Acres each, vrell watered and subdivided. Splendid quality laud,, will cany 50 cows each. Returns for "the last 6 years from these properties may be seen, which wills prove that the price .isk«*d is not aitcve their value. Creamery J mile, school 1 mile, H'awera 12 miles by good metal road, railway o miles. Price £34 per acre, with £*»oo cash down, balance on easy terms. . No. 8-901. 160 ACRES, good land, splendid grass, carry 60 cows, well subdivided. |-mile to school and factory, 12 miles to Hawera, 5 to factory. Splendid 6-roomed house, cowshed, large woolshed, vtrulo. implem«nt shed, looseboxes, etc. Price £3B per acre, with £IOOO cash, balance on easy terms. No. 8-901. FOR SALE, LEASE, OR EXC HANGS 700 ACRES, good cattle and sheep country, 400 acres felled and grassed and divided into 6 sheep-proof paddocks. Situated about 2 milep from railway, 'phone and school. Owing to dissolution of partnership the owner is most anxious to dispose of this farm and will consider taking town property or small dairy farm in exchange. Prloe (selling price) £4 per acre for the goodVil, subject to mortgage to the C.A.S.O. of about £IOOO. No. 6-1001 a. FOR LEASE. A FIRST-CLASS CRAZING PROPERTY of 1060 Acr«S, L.T.P. at 6d per acre. 700 acres felled and in good clean grass, 200 acres ploughed (river flats), 50- acres' stumped, 11 sheep-proof paddocks, carrying 2 sheep to the aero and 150 head of cattle. Good 7-room-«d house and bathroom, men's- whare, woolshed. Will lease at £3OO per annum with purchasing clause at £6 108 per aore for the goodwill, No. 5-383. A. C. BELL, Land Salesman.

THE UNIQUE COPPER BOiLER FRAME THAT MAKES WASHING DAY A DAY OF PLEASURE. Saves CH) says one user—more durable than the wrought iron Saves Time *5 frame—decidedly better than the built-in frame, and Fuel fi nveß very much cheaper. Easily moved about, easily lit, and Saves iji&on extremely economical in the use of fuel,. wood chopping Money. cut down to the minimum for a 16 gallon copper can be brought to boil in 40 minutes at the expense of an armful of chips only. From £2 18s 6d up. pCMONT rjOACH fe riARRIAGE /^O., WHEELWRtCHTS, BLACKSMITHS, COACH BUILDERS, ETC., Agents for the "V/asa" Cream Separator, Massey Harris Implements, etc.

iJAWSON FALLS. MOUNT EGMONT. mifE TOtJRIST COTTAGE and the X Mountain Houses are now open inr the season. The road through the National Park has been repaired, and is now in excellent order, and visitors will experience no difficulty whatever in driving light up to the house. As there has been considerable advance booking this season, intending visitors should write and secure accommodation beforehand. The Tourist Cottage s also connected with the Telephone Service. SCAIiE OF CHARGES.—At the Haiti House, la per day each person, with cooking utensils, tableware, mattress and pillow supplied; at each of the detached cottages, 2s each person per day, with similar articles supplied, with tho addition of a spring mattress. Children are charged half the above fees. TOURIST COTTAGE.—This establishment is replete with every modern convenience. Among the recent additions are .a largo dining-room and smoking-room. Visitors Will find the Cottage, with its beautiful surroundings, an excellent place at which to •pond a holiday, Tariff, Meals 2s. Paddock for Horses Is per day, Feeds at Is 6d each. A stock of % Tinned Meats, Fish, fruit, Biscuits; and Sundries is kept for the convenience of picnic parties and other visitors. Address all communications: The Manager, Mountain House (via Kaponga). J. MURPHY, Manager. When you want Xmas Cards, Picture Postcards, Rose Bowls, Hand Bags, miul Silver Goods,, go to Jamoß', Cash