ftUWNEtti smiiEfe. LAND! FOR 90 AG??US. WELL Improved and" Kandy Little Dairy Farm, subdivided into 14 paddocks, 60 acres have oceu ploughed. A low chains from daily iactory and school; good dwelling house and outbuildings. .Must he cheap at £26 per acre, on easy terms, cr will take town property in part payment. g 13S ACRES. ! VERY desirable Property-Land of rich quality, all flat and ploughaide. 10 well-fenced paddocks. Handy to school and factory; good dwelling house, cowshed with machines complete. Pries, £32 per acre. Easy terms, balance to years at 5 per cent, | ' ISO ACRES. 1 SITUATED on good metalled road, within easy reach of factory and school; subdivided into 11 paddocks,., do cows now being milked 011 the property. 6-roomod house, 13-bail cowshed. Stratford district. Price—a bargain—at £l2 5s per acre. £4OO cash. ICO ACRES OMLY 4 miles frCm Stratford, -i-mile to factory, school and railway I station. All level and ploughahle. Well watered; no buildmgs. A sound investment and must grow into money. Cheap at £l3 10s per acre. £3OO cash, TOWN PROPERTIES. 3-AGRE —Mice level Section—£7s. 4*ACRE, with 4-roomed house, copper and tubs, nicely planted live hedges, 2 minutes from post office. . Price £350. £l5O cash. We can, with confidence, recommend the above properties to be I sound Investments. They must increase in value and give a splen- ! return for capita! invested. inspesi ai once. 1 C. & E. JACKSON. LANXI, STOCK, AND COMMJSSSON AGENT, Broadway, ’Phone No. 104, Stratford. LAND! SALE!
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 96, 16 April 1914, Page 3
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443Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 96, 16 April 1914, Page 3
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