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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 61, 13 March 1914, Page 6

3»jSiNESS NOTICES the finest m DOMINION AT THE Pm&&, WE SAY IT ADVISEDLY-FOR IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO GIVE A BETTER GARMENT VALUE AT 45s to 60s IN, FABRIC, IN STYLE, IN TAILORING. IN FIT OR FINISH. THESE READY TO WEAR BUITB ARE ■'DIFFERENT," "DISTINCTIVE," "SUPERB" GARMENTS, AND THEY ARE MADE EIGHT. WE &RE WILLING TO SHOW YOU,' " mm» ymt Qr<ssr rotor, mt to® In time far tns easts, GHONT GLOTHIN6 00. STEATTOStD. TARANAKI SHEEP COUNTRY. 872 ACRES, O.R.P. (at 16s) 2 miles from" Kotare, on Okau-Mangaroa Road, North Taranaki, P. 0., school, and store 2 miles, 300 acres ;rass, balance heavy bush, 5 paddocks, 80 acres flat land, 100 acres ploughable, balance fair hilly country, good 12ft. clay road, well adapted for sheep and cattle, will winter 2 sheep to acre, 4-room-ed dwelling, store house and .shed, watered- by natural streams; rates £l2. Cream cart passes property daily; warm and sheltered country, blue papa formation. About 14 miles from Stratford branch railway route. Mortgages: £SOO to G.A.S.O. £6OO for 5 years 5 per cent. Price £2 2s 6d per acre. Equity £750 cash. LAND ACENT, STRATFORD, SOME GOOD PROPOSITIONS IN DAIRY FARMS. *BO ACRES, Freehold, 2£ miles from township, and i-mile from Factory. All in grass, and subdivided into 12 paddocks. AH ploughable. Carry 35. cows. Good 8-roomed house and outbuildings. Prlo* £35 per acre. Cash deposit £9OO '■sß ACRES, Freehold, 1 mile from Railway Station, Factory and Posi: Office. All in grass, and more than one-half ploughable. Carry 45 cows. Good buildings, 7-rooraed house, 16-bail cowshed (concrete floor), etc. Price £25 10s per acre. Cash deposit £550, 276 ACRES, Freehold, 4 miles from Railway Station, 2 miles from Factory. All in grass, and well subdivided. 20 acres in turnips and oats. Carry 70 cows and sheep. 5-roomed house, dairy, 7bail cowshed, also 2-roomed whare. Cheap at £25 per acre. Small deposit, balance long term. LANS; SBTATB & FINANBB &C.INT6

aramyircr MAY NOW BE BOUGHT FROM U£ NO NEED TO GO OUT OF TOWN. WE ARE ACTUAL MAKERS OF FURNITURE AND OUR STYTJfcARE CORRECT. LOW RENT ENABLES US TO SEES CHEAPER THAN OTHERS A SPECIALITY. REALLY EASY CHAIRS AND COUCHES AT TRUL\ EASY VStICST.. DIVAN, AS SHOWN IN SKETCH, FROM AS Be. A Better Cannot be BougJit. €iM jguifei ypfeelsterss? tiul renovated to iao!< ss good &s new it riaaitntifc pficea. * TIC SI HOC! SAQINETMAH.ERB, UPHOLSTERERS, FUNERAL appasita Wesley' Chursft. o '«ieiM 8«% ■BtMiKtJjia^ I FT ' —■"—««««"*»"--'^- WEBSTER, PO.BSON & C° THREE REAL GOOD DAIR Y FARMS. 95 ACRES Freehold, near Eltham, all in grass, well subdivided, all ploughable when stumped; 30 acres stumped. 1 mile to factory, 3 miles to rail on good road. 6-roomed house and outbuildings, good cowshed with concrete floor, trapshed, etc. Price £45 per acre. £SOO cash. 105 ACRES, Tariki, Freehold, well fenced and subdivided into 30 paddocks, all ploughable, 60 acres stumped; metal road, 1J miles to rail, school, factory, store and P.O. 6-roomed house and outhouses, 11-bail cowshed (concrete), and plenty of other buildings. A very well improved farm. P ice £35 per acre. 160 ACRES, Freehold, 17 paddocks, well fenced, on metal road; all ploughable when stumped. 70 acres stumped, J mile to creamery alongside school, 3J,- miles to rail; 5-roomed house, 29-bail cowshed with loft, and a lot of other buildings; carry 60 cows and do them well. Price 32s 13s. £SOO cash. H. d. VALINTINE; Land Representative. I;.-|*-"-a---.> ■:?.■• ■■'■ *■'•■<•■ v •:.:••■ "•-•»■•«»- THUNDER -STORMSARE sudden things and if you're caught napping you're drenched in a few minutes. But with a reliable inexi every time. srfectSy. They's thoroughly :nd thay cost very little. rainproc l 'C* y To see them means to buy them. Bs?' MULLEN & MARSHALL.