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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 45, 23 February 1914, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. CAPITAL FARMS FOR SALE 250 ACRES—PEMBROKE ROAD, 6-roomed house, outbuildings, subdivided. Milk 100 cows. Terms £7OO Cash, balance easy terms; 5 years, 700 ACRES—SHEEP and CATTLE CRAZING COUNTRY, near Kiore; 150 acres ploughed. Subdivided into 7 paddocks. Four-roomed cottage and outbuildings. Carry 2 sheep to the acre. Price £6 per acre, £7OO cash, balance can be arranged. W. H. H. YOUNG & C 0 -’ LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, STRATFORD.

FARMS THAT ARE WORTH BUYING. TO LEASE V/STH PURCHASING CLAUSE. 0 I 4 ACRES FREEHOLD, all in grass, 12 paddocks, all ploughable, Sml X l2olacres ploughed; metalled road, i-mile from school, creamery, post office, and railway station; 7-roomed house, 20-bail cowshed •and other outbuildings. Will lease for five years at 15s per acre, with purchasing clause £2O. Stock can be taken over at valuation. No weeds. 1 OK7 ACRES FREEHOLD, 900 acres in grass, 5 paddocks, 300 I acres ploughable; 3 miles from school and post office, 4 miles from railway. Will carry sheep per acre, besides cattle. Price £5 10s per acre. -HQ ACRES, FREEHOLD, all in grass, all ploughable, practically X-1-0 all stumped, good metalled road, 2J miles from Inglewood; good 4-roomed house, cowshed, and outbuildings. Price £l2 10s per acre; £4OO cash. MATTHEWS. GAMLIN . & C o ' AUCTIONEERS, LAND & COMMISSION AGENTS, INGLEWOOD.

“FORD” CARS. Z-SEATER, £| 7 s 5-SEATER, £]QO L. R. CURTIS. ALSO “THE ROVER.” SOLE AGENT, STRATFORD.

i'WE are ROT BJJPERSTITIOUa, BUT, WE . BELIEVE IN . ;; { .\i J.-0 N B,*® BECKETT I!i# CORLETT. ; w ~a & '•m/'.jiJ ssm; iii B*GM WRITERS AND) t u , t \u DECORATORS, BROADWAY NORTH. Ws isn’t bass Is bs tali mat eausnei aaitsmsri m«an buesoss. Ws know It, ani will glwa mil valuta far your mousy If you will Ist’us. ALWAYS "KICK" IF DISSATISFIES. PHONE IHk WE’LL MAKE GOOD EVERY TIME. 'PHONE 188. /■T'f

Style and Service Zealandia Boots offer the splendid combination of style, service, comfort and value. Lasts of the most fashionable models are always arriving, at the great Zealandia factory, and are adjusted to the New Zealand foot. Every man owes it to himself to try a pair of Zealandias—there’s no boot that gives better value. Ask your Shoeman to show you a pair—see the fine leathers used in the uppers—see how well the linings fit —note the careful lasting, the close even stitching with fine quality silk and thread * — examine the good • welts and the splendid soles. " Then try them—see how comfortable they are. You’ll get better wear, too, than most boots have given you. If your Shoeman won’t show you Zealandias, write to Skelton, Frostick & Co., Ltd. Christchurch. And at Auckland, Palmerston N. and Qreymouth. The boot illustrated herewith shows u Zealandia model, with the new toe that is all the rage in London and New York. ei w m U-Av 'W-' I LOT 7 4- fffo

DON’T BUY BEFORE YOU HAVE INSPECTED THE “A.W.R.” MILKER AND RELEASER. THE SIMPLEST, THE NEWEST, THE BEST. CATALOGUES FROM R, 0. ANDERSON, Secretary, STRATFORD.