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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 45, 15 June 1914, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. STEPPING INTO AN SUIT MEANS STEPPING OUT OF MISFIT RUT, Misfit rut is long and deep. scores of MEN ARE TRAVELLING IT. SOME OF THEM ARE BLIND TO THE FACT THAT MISFIT RUT IS A DOWN GRADE ALL THE WAY, OTHERS SNOW WHERE IT LEADS, BUT BELIEVE THEY ARE ECONOMISING ON CLOTHES* WHEN A MAF PUTS OH AK ECMOHT IU I T HE SOON FORGETS THE OLD RUT, end becomes a ready convert te the new. EGlOn CLOTHING CO. OTfIUtTPORSt * EXCHANGE FOR TOWN PROPERTIES. Ail these Dairy Farms are Freehold; real good value. Possession July or August. J. H. THOMPSON 1 LAND AGENT, STRATFORD. DAIRY FARMS* 73 ACRES —Freehold, one of the Fast. Carry 30 cows. 6-roomed house, cowshed, aud all outbuildings. Pries £45 per acts. Cash £654). ' Balance 5 years at 51 per cent. 34 ACRES—Freehold. A real good farm, handy to Stvatford. Cheap at £24 per acre. Cash £4OO, 100 ACRES—Freehold. About o miles from Stratford by good metal road. All-in grass aud well subdivided. Carry 30„ ; cows. 5roomed dwelling, cowshed, aud outbuildings. Price £2s per acre. Easy terms. • - • y* ~ 180 ACRES—Freehold. Handy to factory, school and railway. Owner at present milking over 50 cows and showing high returns. All in grass and subdivided into IS paddocks. 4-roomed house, 30-bail cowshed, etc. Price £32 10s per acre. Casn £SOO. Bah iriole 5 years at 5| per cent. Be* us about Town Property. "No time like the present.’ " T M°OLUGGAGE & ESTATE & FSNAgSSi AGE MTV*' v York Chambers, STRATFORD. WEBSTER. DOBSON ' & .C” BROADWAY STRATFORD. FOR LEASE. 300 ACRES, 230 Acres in grass, wall fenced; no buildings; 5 miles from rail; good sheep or cattle country. Will lease for 5 years at os per acre. 195 ACRES —AII in grass, well fenced and subdivided into 7 paddocks, all ploughable when stumped, 40 acres ploughed. Creamery and rail ) a mile, school 2 miles. 7-roomed house, bath, pantry; cowshed (8-bails), and plenty of other buildings (milking machines can be bought).. Held on lease for 13) years at £1 10s per acre. Goodwill £T3 per acre with terms. 206 ACRES —AII in grass, 6 paddocks, freehold; 50 acres ploughable, 10 acres stumped, well fenced, sheep-proof fences; metalled road, 2 miles from rail and factory; 6-roomed house, cowshed of 12 bails. Price £l2 10s with terms; would consider exchange. *, *u 4. VALiriTSfcE, Band Representative, msattEaKSESsssassas: 'AyJ/ 'Wm mm THUNDER--STORMS— A RE suddsn things and If you’ra caught napping you're drenched in a few minutes. But with a reliable inexpensive Raincoat, such as we can chow you, you’re alright every time. These Costs are excellently out and Hang perfectly. .-<5 They’s thoroughly rslnpr drsand they cost very little To see the m means to buy them. MULLE'C & MARSHALL. TED KNOWN—For sale 220 Acres south of Hawera, open cleared land, mostly level ; 4-mile from railway station, close to town and factory; capacity 120 cows. Will make three farms. Price £4B per acre, £2OO cash. Balance at 5 per i When v i sit i ng T oko, stay here, cent, for 10 years (reducible). Owner i Lumch 12—2, Dinner 6—7 will take a small farm or town pro- , Casual or Permanent taken, in no no vm mvf A nnl it i * T Uv in M ‘j ONA BOARDING CIOUSSL TOKO ROAD, TOKO. jt M DS G. CORBETT, Proprietress. perty in part payment. Apply "Farmer,” Box 103, Hawera, IRMS MODERATE.