290 ACIIKS, freehold, one mile "railway station, two miles factory arid school, mild climate, stock winter very comlortahly in the district; good proportion level and easy hills ; could milk AO cows and carry qnantity of dry stock, w ell watered, not subject to drought, la ago S roomed lionse, cowshed, sheepyards and outbuildings Price *l3 per acre. Deposit .£IOO, Balance 5 years 5 per cent, or would lease lor a term o' five years, Kent 13,s per aero. r*»- _ J. H. THOMPSON, Land Agent,'“ Stratford. 4 ® in n etc.C hMI liki I i .*5 V>) .1 ■ vM 1 ] - u Id’ll Mi i O RI a mrr Our splendid assortment of iimag'dilent and (loin King's in many beautiful designs sot in Diamonds. Kubjios, Pearls, do., is well worth iiis]:odion'. If yon fancy VOI i! < I\\ IN dosign or ciioioe ; .of stones, wo will make it up to Vonr order at K«J W-'S cost. .. “Just one ring more” will bo your verdict, and one of 01 Kb means a life long present. .. , bTRATb’OKD. KKO.ADWAV, “FOR TRUE VALUE fN RINGS.”
LAND! LAND! A SNIP FOR £2OO GASH. lUl) ACHES, very rich Hat land; newly renovated house and necessary sheds. Will carry 3U cows now. hut can lie worked to much greater carrying capacity. Good man can make his own terms. PRICE £3O per acre. No mortgage. Early application necessary. WEBSTER. DOBSON & CO: AUCTIONEERS, STRATFORD NOTE.—We have on our books farms of all sizes throughout Taranaki for sale on casv and advantageous terms. liuyers will ho well advised to communicate with or ca,!! and see us before buying elsewhere, if ,vou intend sell ing take the first opportunity of pla-ing your property in our hands.
TREES. TREES. TREES, TREES. TREES. TREES. I’LANTING SEASON. R. McK. MORISON, NURSERYMAN :: STRATFORD. H AS for sale, a fine,-assortment of Carden and Cattle Hedge Plants. Shelter and Ornamental Trees. Fruit Trees and Flowering Shrubs. Co mo amt uisptu L in ju NVa r series*. «JI ps wards of 20 years’ standing. Compare Quality and Prices. Orders by post or telephone promptly attended to. Bouquets and Wreaths Supplied. R. MCK. MORISON, (Telephone 22.) Nurseryman, Stratford. Town Agent —NEWTON KING, Stratford, New Plymouth, Kaponga. HEDGE AND SHELTER TREES. NOW IS THE TIME FOR PLANTING T|T LAMASON is now receiving or--8- • ders for MR A. S. HICKS, of Tikorangl. Orders left at Lamason’s. Samples always on view at the Mart. 1 TREES. TREES. • TREES. TREES. TREES. TREES.
CHOICE WELL-GROWN AND HARDY. QEND for our 60 page Catalogue. containing the largest collection of evergreen shrubs in the Dominion. Rare heaths, boronias, Waratah, Daphne, etc. Our stock of Elagnus, Ake Ake, Escalionia, Pines, etc., is enormous. OUR .SPECIALITY: NEW ZEALAND NATIVE TREES. DUNCAN AND DAVIES, Limited, EXOTIC NURSERY, WESTOWN, NEW PLYMOUTH MISS WALTON, Clairvoyant, may he interviewed at Mr Hrooking’s, Juliet Street, Stratford, hack of School. Hours i till 8. Clairvoyant Readings from handwriting bypost, 2s. C. A. COPELAND. (late of Wellington) n ESI EES to notify that ho has purchased tho DOUGLAS GENERAL STORE. and will he glad to supply settlers with all classes of MERCHANDISE, PRODUCE, AND HARD WARE of the Highest Quality at Moderate Prices, /"ANTED a good general servant. Applv Airs Eookes. Rrecnn C. A. COPELAND. Hoa.l,
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 67, 19 July 1915, Page 6
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