SajaiEifcßi SSSTHSEC. mMKKMKt&BtKBMBtBBBBnBKMBmai WMMBMBWBSaBBBBBI r'A'-~ ~a? LAND BUYERS .READ THIS I 70 ASsif?iE§ ( VERY CHOICE and Eghly improved little Dairy Farm, subdivided g into 12 paddocks, 40 acres been ploughed; 1 mile from creamery, | bandy to school. 4-roomed uouse, 12-bail cowshed. Cheap at I £2B per aers. £309 cash, balance at s par rant, §S ACRES, ' ’ I SPLENDID DAIRY FARM on good metalled road, all been ploughed | but 4 acres. Subdivided into 16 paddocks, well sheltered, easily I carry 35 cows. First-class dwelling house of 8 rooms, 20-bail I cowshed with loft, cost £l5O, large iron implement shed, stable, 1 etc.; only; 1 mile from creamery. Prla® £35 per acre. £7®o cash, | balance 6 years at 5 per cent. i i 100 ACRES. A WELL-IMPROVED FARM, lying well in the sun, nicely showered, and watered by never failing streams; 60 acres have been ploughed, will carry 35 cows. Dwelling house, and concrete floor cowshed, 1 mil© to school and railway station. Prise sn|y £Z'j per acre. sesa eas'd. 209 ACRi®, ONE OF THE BEST FARMS in the district. Land of rich quality, exceptionally well grassed; will carry 75 cows and young stock; good new grass country, 1 mile to school, factory, telephone, and P.O. New 4-roomed house, 12-bail cowshed. Cheque for milk in December £IOO from 54 cows. Pries £35 per sore, £SOO cash. A Splendid Opportunity. ALSO FOR SALE. UP-TO-DATE BUTCHER BUSINESS, killing.s big cattle am*! 15 sheep weekly; large shop and i-acre freehold land; no opposition. Ffteo £66®. fined cash. i'ACRE SECTIONS frosi fiSS to £ies, wits* small deposit FARMERS.--V* e claim to have a sound knowledge of land values as we have lived and dairy fanned in this district foi 18 years, and when we say a farm is good buying, it is good. Sound advice given. Returns shown, Deal with us and wa will help you to make money. Buy your nest farm from Us '& E? ffAOKSON. STOCK, AND COMMISSION AGENTS, tiaras Hi, |M a S
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 74, 18 March 1914, Page 3
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508Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 74, 18 March 1914, Page 3
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