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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 94, 14 April 1914, Page 7

iUSIMESS NOTICEft. PEMBROKE ROAD, «-room»ll Rtuse, outbuildings, EabdivideS. Milk 100 oowi. TW.mi £7o® C***> &alanoo eaß y turnns 5 yaara • KEEP and CATTLE GRAZING COUNTRY, near Kiore; 150 acres ploughed. Subdivided into 7 paddocks. Four-roomed cottage "and outbuildings. Carry 2 sheep to the acre. Prloo «8 per aora. £7OO oasSi, balanoo can be arrangod. W. H. . LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, STRATFORD. THAT ARE WORTH BUYING, TO LEASE WITH PURCHASSNC CLAUSE. Ck-t A ACRES FREEHOLD, all in grass, 12 paddocks, all ploughable, 120 acres ploughed; metalled road, i-mile from school, creamery post office, and railway station; 7-roomed house 20-bail cowshed and' other outbuildings. Will lease for five years at 5s per acre wrih purchasing clause £2O. Stock can be taken over at valuation Nojeeds. -i OKT ACRES FREEHOLD, 900 acres in grass, 5 paddocks, 3UU IZO/acres ploughable; 3 miles from school and post office, 4 miles from railway. Will carry 2* sheep per acre, besides cattle. ITice £5 10s per acre. '■ r^-iii, > ACRES FREEHOLD, all in grass, all ploughable, practically > all stumped, good metalled road, 2* miles from Inglewood; good 4-roomed house, cowshed, and outbuildings. Price £l2 10s per acre: £4OO cash. .__ « AUCTIONEERS, LAND & COMMISSION AGENTS, INGLEWOOD. 2-SEATER, £|7s 5-SEATER, ALSO "THE ROVER." 80 V E AGENT* STRATFORD. •Wfi A»K MOT SUPERSTITIOUS, IU"~ II GN i. 9 ' mm wsaiTifis ami ~,.,, '''BEBCR AT,® RS, " ... -,= : .. -;. Bit® AD WAY NORTH^;»>c ( ■■•> »e fiaWfi Hat® l« fi* **W teal ttstitnoe eratsKseira »eai» eiiassec. We kntv It, an« 3 will slva Ml waiwa ?•? *w »•«•* w #»» *M * BS M *« ALW*AYB "KICK" SF DISSATISFIED. ' fIIONH IS. WE'LL MAKE GOOD EVERY TIME. 'PHONE 188

jT -■• ■ • j.w V . . ■■ •■-■• ■■iT—nrmMa '"l BIGGEST With barbs along the top the Fence is serviceable for any stock. GET OUR CYCLONE FELICE & GATE CO., 178 Montreal Street, Christchwrch The Cross Ties are 6 in. apart which makes a tremendously strong fence. This fence will dis courage any Pig and there is no danger of young stock being scratched or torn. GET OUR CATALOGUE. [•MS a mm i Bk The young New Zealander—keen and alert —buys Zealandia Footwear because he has \ proved that in quality, fit, style, comfort I and long service the Zealandia is pre-emin-I ent. Moreover, he knows by experieace i that the imported boot—even at a higher price—-will not give him any bettor service. Longer wear means lower coat and greater comfort—hence you should buy Zealandia Boots ? Buy them because in honest value, in long wear and good service, in smart up-to-date styles and in comfort, no other boot can excel the Zealandia. Most good Shoemen will gladly sell Zealandias they know their customers will get value. If your dealer doesn't stock them write to Skeiton, Fr.ostick & Co., Ltd. CHRISTCHURCH _^ And at Auckland, Palmerston N, and (5 Gi'eymouth. Pi "r\!~ W"! ■V- *<*