2'JSIHESS NOTICES. THE FINEST IN THE DOSSSNiQN AT THE SPRiSE. WB SAY IT ADVISEDLY—FOR IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO GIVE A BETTER GARMENT VALUE AT 45s to 65a IN FABRIC, IN STYLE, IN TAIL* ORING, IN FIT OR FINISH. THESE BEADY TO WEAR SUITS ARB . s'DIFFERENTs" “DISTINCTIVE,” “SUPERB” GARMENTS, AND THEY ARE MADE RIGHT. WE ARE WILLING TO SHOW YOU. p?mb Year Ortfsr ti®w, and fcs In lisa far the 8&s». EBKONT Mil C& __ _ -is 55 ACRES, Freehold, dairy land, adjoining railway station, P-0., School, and Township: heavy land, carrying 20 cows. Price £2O per acre. Deposit £209, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. Owner will consider part exchange for town property in Stratford. ' STRATFORD BUILDING SITES. 5 ACRE —Clean, level frontage. Price £4O cash. ACRE —High section; sunny position, Orlando Street. Price £l3O. 5 ACRE —Portia Street North. Price £l3O. J. H. THOMPSON 1 LAND AGENT, STRATFORD. 30ME GOOD PROPOSITIONS IN DAIRY FARMS. 4 100 ACRES, Freehold, 2£ miles from township, and i-mile from Factory. All in grass, and subdivided into 12 paddocks. All ploughable. Carry 35 cows. Good 8-roomed house and outbuildingsPrice £35 per acre. Cash deposit £OOO. 158 ACRES, Freehold, 1 mile from Railway Station, Factory and Post Office. All in grass, and more than one-half ploughable. Carry 45 cows. Good buildings, Y-roomed house, 16-bail cowshed (concrete floor), etc. Price £25 10s per acre. Gash 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. % MPCLUGGAQB & O p ESTATE & FINANSi ABSNT&. Yisrk Chtesiben* STEATFOIJV FURNITURE OF QUALITY, & PI JB 5® m isd MAY NOW BE BOUGHT FROM UR NO NEED TO GO OUT OF TOWN. WE ARE ACTUAL MAKERS OF FURNITURE AND OUR BTYLH ARE CORRECT. LOW RENT ENABLES US TO SELI CHEAPER THAN OTHER®. PHOLSTER A SPECIALITY. LLY EASY CHAIRS AND COUCHES AT TRULY EASY PBKM DIVAN, AS SHOWN IN SKETCH, FROM £2 SSL * A Batter Cannot bo BougM. Suites ophelstarad end renovated to look as good as new i! rtftMMMe prices. EVANS & TICHBON. ABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR Opposite W®sisy Chures*. P&SRa 84> WEBSTER. DOBSON & C BfIOADWAY* STRATFORD. 83 ACRES, all in grass, well fenced and subdivided into 6 paddocks, all ploughable when stumped, 20 acres stumped. 6-roomed house, cowshed trapshed, etc. School U miles, creamery 4 a mile, rail 1 mile. ’ Freehold. Pries £24 psr acre. £350 down. 119 ACRES, all in grass, 14 paddocks, all ploughable, 12 acres ploughed Well fenced, metalled road. School and creamery close to section, 12 miles to rail, 8-roomed house, washhouse, trapshed, 20-bail cowshed. Pries £33 per acre, STRAIGHT LEASES. 150 ACRES, all in grass, well fenced and subdivided into plenty of paddocks, good metalled road, house, sheds, cowshed, etc., close to school’ and factory. Will carry 70 cows. To be let for 3 years. Rent £2 2s 6d per acre. Well worth inspection. Si., -J, VALINTINE, Land Representative. '//4k WA /fi-/ /; ■V/vim Jr. W,wm Mm /' m£m fmm mimk y mw / /'// w— *- * THUNDER STORMS RE suddtn tilings and if you’re caught napping you’re drenched in a few minutes. But with a reliable inexpensive Raincoat, such as ws can shew you, you’re alright every time. These Coats are excellently cut and hang perfectly. They’s thoroughly rainproof, nd they cost very little. To sec them means to buy them. MULLEN & MARSHALL.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 75, 19 March 1914, Page 6
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