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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 84, 30 March 1914, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. 250 ACRESPEMBROKE ROAD, f-roomed house, outbuildings, subdivided. Milk 100 cows. Terms £7OO Cash, balance easy terms; 5 yoar» SHEEP and CATTLE CRAZING COUNTRY, near Kiore; 150 acres ploughed. Subdivided into 7 piddocks. Four-roomed cottage and outbuildings. Carry 2 sh ? ep to the acre. Prloa £8 per lore. £7OO cash, balance can be arranged. LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, STRATFORD. THAT ARE WORTH BUYING. TO LEASE WITH PURCHASSNC CLAUSE. ACRES FREEHOLD, all in grass, 12 paddocks, all ploughable, 120 acres ploughed; metalled road, i-mile from erv post office, and railway station; 7-roomed house 20-baiL cowled and oTher outbuildings. Will lease for five years at 5s per acre wxth numhasinz clause £2O. Stock can be taken over at valuation. No weeds. ICRES FREEHOLD, 900 acres in grass, 5 - acres ploughable; 3 miles from school and post omc-e, from railway. Will carry 2J sheep per acre, besides cattle. Ince r> P ACRES' FREEHOLD, all in grass, all ploughable, practically - -3 all stumped, good metalled road, 2} miles from J*&™°™> good 4-roomed house, cowshed, and outbuildings. Price £l2 10s per acre; £4OO cash. __ T n /"NO MATTHEWS, GAMLIN & G AUCTIONEERS, LAND & COMMISSION AGENTS, IN'CLEWOOD,

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