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BUSINESS N6TICEB, LAND BUYERS READ THIS.. 98 ACE ES ALL IX GRASS, subdivided into 10 paddock well watered, 25 acres been, ploughed, well fenced, returns first-cla. , beady to school and Inc-, fcory ; 4-rooined house, 20 bail cowshed, cost £JOP. Price, £2O per acre. £l5O cash, balance 10 years at > per cent. A Bargain. FREEHOLD PROPERTY 60 ACRES, subdivided, into 4 paddocks. Well fenced and watered All ploughable, 20 acres been ploug ed. 2 niib's from factory apd school. Now carrying 20 cows, 6-ro ned house. 17 bail cowshed, trap and hay shed. Price £2O per : re. £3OO Cash. 80 ACRES' SPLENDID DAIRY FARM, land of ri . nudity, well watered; sown down in best English grasses ; subd :ded into S paddocks. Nicely situated, opposite school, factory . ud railway station : 8 roomed house and outbuildings. Price, £SS per acre. £350 Cash. 140 A ORESHIGHLY IMPROVED DAIRY FARM, splendidly craved; 80 acres been ploughed; well fenced; 2 mins from Stratford; 7 roomed house; concrete floor; cowshed wi h machines complete. Grand prospective value. This is an ideal dairy farm. Owner will take interest hearing property or good mortgage in exchange. Price, £45 per acre. £SOO Cash. FARMERS! Remember that if you 1 -iv n farm through us we will finance your stock if required at 6 per cent.- We can show you returns and give you sound advice accumulator during 20 years’ dairy farming in the Taranaki district. Our register contains sheep farms, dairy farms, and town properties, and prosper : vc bny<>rs would be well advised to inspect this register before pm basing. Wo welcome any inquirers, and will do our utmost to help to make money. C. & E. JACKSON. LAND, STOCK, AND COMM3SSIQN AGENTS, BROADWAY, 'Phone No. IS4. STRATFORD. (jtAUTOPI M AGRifiUiTMM <t m CAMi XSd ABWDNK.QN i;a K&aMlOtis TO TOM &AUX V£UX 1 HAm BSJkv .^uiaiw fl£KASi£Kl ASKh •: s£ a AfiXftMAft - emeu fe & «& aft c, aUNTJEfc AB pi A B u rfbA.Pi.l S^eatATlVii, PIONBEB AND iN6OH*ABAMI.B TyKK4?S, K&Lii, BBUBSME&a cabbage, ksul ts.-erd, DUiffior Fiaojf iV V mm mdsrs, and aTOBA *" .. ~v S|#ti■ *X W m TXT Spuvoa 09 newto; KING, NEW FLYMODTM, STRATFORD, KAPQNCA AGENT FOT CARTONS. The finest leal from ihe best plantation, it has captured, the public teste (roe the North Cape to the Bluff. “The L-ncrl" says: VFine tea meantbetter health.'* £6 4» ' .1 SIS? \ ■ 1 I j ,r ’ ‘Y m mm '3M m i.: f. a m w *3 ■i.,- \ W ■« ! |£,s# tm tS tjkAi od m\ a:;| m B|jß J, 15!pJp|^ &•#> 1 IS! ;A - J M&i

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 70, 25 March 1915, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 70, 25 March 1915, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 70, 25 March 1915, Page 3

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