. jaftgag { . LAND BUY ESS • 8 READ THIS? ! I GOOD HOUSE of S rooms with all cenvenfences. House in firstclass condition. 14 acres of good land with three frontages and 1 I several first-class building sites, situated just outside borough f boundary. Cheapest property in town. Price £IO6O. very easy terms given. ;;j 85 ACISEB, :| SPLENDID' DAIRY FARM on good metalled road, all been ploughed ; J . but 4 acres. Subdivided into 16 paddocks, well sheltered, easily I earry 36 cows. First-class dwelling house of 8 rooms, 20-baii cowshed with loft, cost £15!), large iron implement 3hed, stable, j etc.; only 1 miio from cream *ry Prloa £35 per asre. £7§§ tSSiI, I balanoa f» years si s par tsni. 1 U j A WEIX-IMPROVED FARM, lying well in the sun, nicely (shelter- J ~ ed, and watered by never failing streams: 60 acres have beea S ! ploughed, will carry S 3 cows. Dwelling houEe, and concrete floor i cowshed, 1 mile to school and railway iiaeiou. PrSaa ©sly S3§ I I »ftr bs?». Msm Bat*. I | 2m ACRES. j | ONE OSf TEE BEST FARMS ia the district. Land of' ricti quality, | § exceptionally well grassed; will earn? 75 cows and young stocK; 1 I good new grass country, 1 miie to school, factory, telephone, and | I P.O. New 4-roomed house, IL'-bail cowshed. Cheque for milk f sa December £IOO from 54 oovr§„ Pr2a© £33 psr acre. £S£O cash. / | & SpSaitditf OwortUftity. ' ! ALSO ?0R SALE. J UP-TO-DATE BUTCHER BUSINESS, killing 5 big cattle and 15 sheep ! v,**dkly; larg« shop and i-acre freehold land; no opposition. F?i8» I I £sa®. aisse e&m. I f I "i ■ | j BECTiONS trfiffl £3® U &IM, eiifc imafi dtpetit, j |4iv ' * FARMERS.—We claim to have a sound knowledge of land values as! ||<ve have lived and dairy farmed in tois district for 18 years, and when we J say a farm is good buying, it is good. Sound advice given. Returns snowa.l Deal with us and we will help yon to make meaey. Buy your next farm! crew \ 1 ■ C. & E. JACKSON. LAND, STOGfC, AND COMMISSION AGENT, Broadway, 'Phone No. 104, Si Stratford. t -" a£Wmg ™ a3g g«">«^-»n™^ TBSBBBEBCBmSMtIB' «aami>Bim!iiM.«!ini»<m. I^^.^^.^,^.,^. mummmMisßmmimaimm! I liTi ~w\ tt • - li f, J "'*> * f > SEEDS OF UNQUESTIONABLE PURITY AMD ?ERM!NATgNG QUALITIES. THOSE STOCKED BY US ABE THE BEST OiiXAIKAbLE, 'AND AitE (HJA-fiftSTEBD T® GIVE GOSB RESULTS. I ' 'BUY NOW I i AKABBA SOCKfiFttOT— i) M D SPECIALS SELECTED, BXTBA HEA.YY SAMPLE. P £ R E El N 8 A L R Y E- SPECIAL OLD PASTTTBF,, MACHINE DKESSED, KA WEE'S BAY, AND POVERTY BAY BYE, SANDGff EYE. HURST'S N 9,1 5 LOVERS. AiS tstess and atfesrs supplied era g? tiaa Hlglisst Standard. SAMPLES AND QUOTATIOHB POSTED ON. AP?LICAYSBM. kl\ Stifli DeliwaresJ Frsa tt j«sr «anre*t Baltiaaj Stctisa. ■ NEWTON KING«EW PLY ll .f.lli'li KAPOHGA, IH3EKI SF THE fir g> •"" APPRE6IATE @UR JW TAIS.SIHHI©. TSSMX s«5 basis*** m«o—tiialti»a jbb«—n»m of &|^ s * • «j Oh' FO3S »i«* aS diacriniiiuition who appreciate fooo dotlnt, £«r£«t St, iiracefiil out,- aod *h€ w*ar ivfciob is fi«Q d«sirs.blo, oome *•* f| fHI ®&m TAILOR 1130 Gi. OOF. fftilori aad fafetort ttr® mm el ©sperusow aad advanoftd id«M-*hej know «utoti; how k> s*«iar« i&*s an.o«4 fii'Jshed ©fiecia BTYLISS Fabrics, and close actenjpn to the smallest detail of each individual wiiQlremont, are Urn faictora of rncoesaful tailoring. )U I ill jlI/Xx% i uf ftTRATFORSL •j»-,'sr3:sßr ■ ■ ■ ■■» • — <wnr , &r*
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 87, 3 April 1914, Page 3
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