CARLILL’S FURNITURE SALE. FURNITURE SALE. FURNITURE SALE. FURNITURE SALE. Everything Below Cost for Two Weeks Only. C // i ‘&SiM SjiSS^ -G, S A BARGAIN SALE FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. P. E. CARLILL THE EG.MG NT ART FURNISHER, ’PHONE 169. BROADWAY, STRATFORD. 70 ACRES FREEHOLD, 2 miles railway, adjoining factory and school, all in grass, 8 paddocks, 4.5 acres stomped and ploughed, carrying 22 cows, 2 horses, 1 bull, 30 sheep, 4 roomed house, trapshed, 6 bail cowshed, concrete floor. Price £24 10s per acre for quick sale. Deposit £l5O. 6-ROOMED HOUSE and $ acre, 2 frontages, high, level section, 5 minutes P. 0., Deposit £25. Price £4OO. Easy terms up to 5 years if necessary. For immediate sale. J, H. THOMPSON, Land Agent, Stratford.
Nt IflJo Sit Mil ">w v Z 3 r: .yema Trt*|s / IT ' hi J - AT THE RIGHT TIME. “SURPRISE” ALARM. WILL EFFECTIVELY AROUSE EVEN THE SOUNDEST SLEEPER, AT THE RIGHT TIME. They keep good time, and do thesr duty. PRICE —6s Cd. PRICE—6s 6d. Mow Is the time to purchase. PRICE—6s 6d. PRICE— 6s 6d. . B. J. PETERS. THE JEWELLER CENTRAL BROADWAY. m ■ I .. > 9q A SNIP FOR £3OO. 181 ACRE DAIRY FARM, freehold, rolling country, mostly ploughahlo and a lair proportion under plough; good ricl j soil, splendid grass country, nico warm climate; a very attractive locality; brand, new bouse, cowshed, sheep yards, etc; good totara fencing, well subdivided; no weeds. At present milking .‘l2 cows, besides running sheep and young cattle. At £ls IDS per acre we consider there is, £IOOO in this property in twelve months. We very strongly recommend an inspection. WEBSTER, p±] AUCTIONEERS, STRATFORD TO INTENDING SELLERS—Take the first opportunity of calling and placing your property in our hands. TO BUYERS. —Call and ask us for a quote before buying elsewhere.
> TO YOUTHS. -pOSITIOX in office open for well- ■ - educated,youth with fair knowleo e _ T shorthand and typing. Apply t>> Titer in own hand-writing to “Scribe,"' care of “Stratford Evening Post/’ giving particulars of age, education, etc., and previous office experience if any. CROWN STABLES. Regan Street (next Railway Crossing} CLEM SMITH, Gab Proprietor (late Figment Stables), living taken over the Crown Stables, will be glad to see old and new friends. Roomy accommodation. Personal attention. PAIR-HORSE CAR MEETS ALL TRAINS. rinOAiATOKS, Poors, Quinces, Appies, in any quantity and cheap. Dave Graham. TO BUILDERS. nnEXDKRS will be received at my office np to 4 p.m. on Friday, the 71,1 1 May, for alterations, additions, etc., to residence, Page Street, for Mr .). Fitzgerald. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, JOHN I). HEALY, .Registered Architect. ASIJ7AXTED at once for couple of ’ * weeks, sliort-liand writer and typist. Apply by letter immediatelv to “Typo,” care of “Stratford Evening Post.”
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 100, 30 April 1915, Page 6
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