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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 32, 24 September 1914, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS MAKE YOUR HOME BEAUTIFUL THIS SUMMER T '(HERE are Seeds and Seeds, but the Seeds 1 sell are guaranteed and reliable and true to name. They are Gibbons' — absolutely the best. lam making a speciality of them this year. SHRUBS and TREES of all descriptions. Hedge Plants, Heaths,, House and Table Plants, Annuals. Am now booking orders for Bulbs—Hyacinths, .Daffodils, etc. Agent for Duncan and Davies, New Plymouth. I was for many years i the Nurseries of the State Farm, Moumahaki, and will be only too pleased to give any advice in the way of horticulture- • On the more practical side, for the Kitchen Garden, I have unlimited quantities of Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants, and seeds of all kinds. Also Seed Potatoes. Country Customers pleas note that postage will bo paid on all cash orders for seeds. DAVE GRAHAM. ‘ THE SEED MAN, BROADWAY. "180 ACRES—Freehold, 2 miles township, factory, P. 0., and school; rich heavy land, 180 acres grass; 11 paddocks; all ploughable; 20 acres stumped, carry 60 cows and do them well; metalled road. 5-roorned bouse, washhouse and whore; 2 cowsheds, 16 bails, also 6 bails, concrete floor; trapshed, loft, stables and loose-box. County rates £ll. This land lies well to the sub, and will be handy to the new Opunake railway. Price £32 10s per acre. Mortgage £3350, 6 years at 5 per cent, reducible by instalments. The following stock can also be sold with the farm if desired: — 60 cows, 2 bulls, 2 horses, express, milk cans and sundries. The owner of tins property is prepared to accept £2OO deposit, and make very easy terms for the balance; would also consider accepting town property in exchange for the above farm. J. H. THOM PSON’ LAND AGENT, STRATFORD. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX M X M X M X X X M x H M X X X M b X x x x x H X M X X x x B. J. PETERS B. J. PETERS B. J. PETERS B. J. PETERS B. J. PETERS BRACELET WATCHES. IF a referendum were taken to find out the most indispensable article of Jewellery, we suggest the majority would vote for THE CHARMED CIRCLE. STILL A FEW TO BE SACRIFICED. Sale Positively Ends in a Few Days. B. J. PETERS. y WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Note the Address—OPPOSITE LAMASON’S, BROADWAY, STRATFORD. 0K X X X M X X X M X X X X X X X X M X X X M X X x X M X X X X X x M- M M X M X X X

N EW Z EALANd J NSURANCE QOMPANY, J/D. HEAD OFFICE, AUCKLAND, N.Z. yT’iL^Ll« JJILI|JIU t y o ijuu/iiivj « 'on “ ' . Guarantee, and Plate-glass Sisks accepted at lowest current rat6S ' JOHN EATON, Taranaki Brandi Manager. T. HARRY PENN, Local Agent, Broadway, Stratford. 620 ACRES, West Coast Lease, with perpetual right of renewal. Rent Is 6d per acre. All in grass, bar 10 acres shelter bush; mostly ploughable, a fair proportion now under plough for rape. Well fenced and subdivided. 9 miles from Freezing Works. Dip, woolshed, sheep and cattle yard The above is an ideal farm for ffattening purposes. Splendid terms can be given, For further particulars apply WEBSTER DOBSON & ( J AUCTIONEERSr STRATFORD. JUST LANDED: NEW LINES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT:— COSTUMES, HATS, SILK CHECK SPORTS COATS, SKIRTS. ROBES, LADIES’ UN DERCLOTHTNG, MILLINERY, MEN’S TIES, HATS, CAPS, SUITS, ETC. ARCH. RAWLES. DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, / STRATFORD.

nno l ET—Commodious Shop, in Central Broadway, known as the Dreadnought. Apply R. McK. Morison. Henry victor, n.s.a. (Reg.) Psychometrist Chairvoyant, can he consulted at Mrs Birdsall’s, Antonio Street. Hours 2—7.