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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 47, 17 June 1914, Page 6

ffi|iSSE4Eߣ NOTICE®. STEPPING INTO AN EGMONT SUIT MEANS j STEPPING OUT OF MISF! ( 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 KNOW WHERE IT LEADS, BUT BELIEVE THEY ARE ECONOMISING ON CLOTHES. WHEN A MA If PUTS ON AN EGMONT SUIT HE SOON FORGETS THE OLD RUT, find baoomsa a ready convert t* the new. EGfiONT CLOTHING I i •' EXCHANGE for town properties. c .. ‘ •; *r! s 151 ACRES— £33. Carry 60 cows. Equity £llOO. 120 ACRES—£3I. Carry 42 cows. 2 road frontages. Equity £3OOO. 120 ACRES—£3O. Carry 40 cows. Equity £I2OO. 150 ACRES— £33 10s. Carry 60 pows. 2 road frontages. Equity £1450. 225 ACRES—£I4. Carry 40 cows,c young stock and slieep. Equity £I3OO. 951 ACRES—£4S. Carry 40* cows. Te Roti District. Equity £2OOO. \ All these Dairy Farms are Freehold; real good value. Possession July or August. , ~ .. _>: , r v ‘ J. H. THOMPSON 1 LAND AGENT, STRATFORD. / DAIRY FARMS. 73 ACRES —Freehold, cue of the best. Carry SO cows. 6-roomsd house, cowshed, and all outbuildings. Price £45 per acre. Cash £650. Balance 5 years at per cent. « 84 ACRES — Freehold. A real good farm, handy to Stratford. Cheap at £24 per acre. Cash £4OO. 10.0 ACRES—Freehold. About 0 miles from Stratford by good metal road. All in grass and well subdivided. Carry 30 cows. 5roomed dwelling, cowshed, and outbuildings. Pries £SB per acre. Easy terms. > f ■ 160 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. Cash £SOO. Bah mo© 5 years at per cent. See ua about Town Property! “Ho time* like the present. 1 M°CLUGGAGB & • 1 % IAKB, ESTATE & FINA3SB AQESfITfiYorlf Chambers, STRATFORD. WEBSTER. DOBSON & C e ‘ BROADWAY STRATFORD. FOR LEASE. 300 ACRES, 230 Acres in grass, well fenced; no buildings; 5 miles from rail; good sheep or cattle country. Will lease for 5 years at 5s per acre. 195 ACRES— AII in grass, well fenced and subdivided into 7 paddocks, all ploughable when stumped, 40 acres ploughed. jCreamery and rail r} a mile, school 2 miles. 7-j'oomed house, bath, pantry; cowshed (8-bails), and plenty of other buildings (milking machines can be bought). Held on lease fir 134 years at £1 10s per acre. Goodwill £l3 per acre with terms. 206 ACRES— AII in grass, 6 paddc T:s, 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. •Sir**,., .. . ' • SrSm i. VAILIttTINE, Lftftd Representative. T//V / m i ~"Mm s mm I 1 «• T P. UNDER , -—STORMS ARE sudden things and If you’re caught napping you’re drenched in a few minutes. But with a reliable Inexpensive Raincoat, such as wa can show yea, you’re alright every time. These Goat* are excellently and hang perfectly. out They’s thoroughly rainproof, they cast very little. ) - ’ v< To see them means to buy them. MULLEN & MARSHALL. RANTED KNOWN—For sale 220 Acres south of Hawera, open ■ed land, mostly level; 1 railway station, close to town factory; capacity 120 cows. Will e three farms. Price £lB per , £2OO cash. Balance at 5 per . for 10 years (reducible). Owner take a small farm or town proy in part payment. Apply “FarmBox 103, Hawera. i... .. .. .•.M&jyJt-'. - r ■ s J ON A BOARDING HOUSK TOKO ROAD, TOKO. MRS C. CORBETT, Proprietress, | When visiting Toko, stay her©. Lunch 12—2, Dinner 6—7. 1 Casual or Permanent Boarders taken. TEEMS MODERATE. ... ] i. jw.