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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 60, 13 March 1915, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES* LAND BUYERS READ 98 ALL IN GRASS, subdivided into 10 paddocks,we;l ivlrlered. 25'acre's bee'll ploughed, well fenced, returns first-class, lanul.V to school aiid fjic-toi-y; 4-roomed liouse, 20 bail cowshed, co l £IOO. Pride, £2O per aero. £IOO cash, balance 10 years at 5] m cent. A Bargain. 100 ACRES been CHOICE DAIRY FARM, subdivided into I! paddoeqs, all ploughed, fenced with live hedges; 1' miles from school aitd factory; Eltham district; 8 roomed hou ■: cowshed with milking machine complete. A pelasure to own a larm like this. Inspect is to buy. Price £SB per acre. £750 Cash. 80 ACRES SPLENDID DAIRY FARM, land of'rich ‘quality, well watered; sown down in best English grasses; subdivided into 8 paddocks. Nicely situated, opposite school, factory and railway station; S roomed 4 house and outbuildings. Price, £35 p.r acre. £350 Cash. 140 AGEES HIGHLY IMPROVED DAIRY FARM, splendidly grassed ; f}o acres been ploughed; well fenced; 2 miles from Stratford; 7 robrtied house; concrete floor; cowshed with machiiies complete. Grand prospective value. This is au ideal dairy farm. Owner will take interest bearing property or good mortgage in exchange. Price, £45 per acre. £SOO Cash. FARMERS! Remember that if you buy a farm through us we will finance your stock if required at 6 per ecu'. We can show von rethrnfi and give you sound advice accumulated di ring 20’year's’ dairy fanning in the Taranaki district. Our register contains sheen farms, dairy farms, and town properties, and prospective buyers would lie well advised to inspect tins register before purchar ng. We welcome any inquirers, and will do our utmost to help you to make money. C. & E. JACI LAND, STOCK, AND COft'MISSION AGENTS, v l BROADWAY, 'Phone No. 164. STRATFORD.

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PORK HAM SAUSAGES BRAWN, FRESH DAILY, Modern Machinery, Cleanliness, Every Attention. TOM BROWN, THE QUALITY PORK BUTCHER. BROADWAY, and at DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH CANNON! AND CO., The People’s Butchers, BROADWAY SOUTH, STRATFORO, OTE change of premises from Die Bridge to up-to-date shop next Mudford’s Motor Garage as fr. m Monday, 14th December. Eve modern convenience installed. Hon iewives are invited to call and insp' r, t. As usual, only the primest of mutton, pork, small goods, etc., a