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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 70, 28 February 1916, Page 6

50 AOK KS. with nil necessary hi ildiugs, close to Now Plymouth. Ideal climate. Carry 20 cows ; handy to -s> cool and iaciory. I'OU per aero. Equity .fill 10. Deposit i'lUO, or will exchange for Stratford town property. Also 100 ACRES in same locality, at I'tiO per acre. Equity i’1650. All necessary buildings ; carry about 5, cows. Exchange for Stratford town property. J. H, THOMPSON, Stratford. O' -a _.v.Si '■'A c a j Mi 8 f/k----v\m a? :•:}// .'» s 'rs * S S U*a: mat tr, WV* d% t : > A*WLJJt ELECTRO WARE FOR WEDDING PRESENTS VARIETY, VALUE, AND QUALITY ALWAYS. We really have undoubtedly a splendid assortment of Wedding Presents, and Electro Ware is most suitable and acceptable of all articles for presentation purposes, particularly as a WEDDING GIFT The prices are extremely reasonable, and wo have a very fine selection to clioose from. GOME AND INSPECT. B. J. PETERS. JE "“’ STRATFORD. Bellringers.

MONEY TO LENO. WE have several sums available for immediate investment on first and second mortgage of good freehold securities. RUTHERFORD, MACALISTER AND COLEMAN. Gi GOD DAIRY FARM FOR. IM- * MEDIATE SALE.—Going concern at £35 per acre. 127 acres carrying 36 choice cows, Jersey-Hol-steins, etc., averaging £l3 for the season. 7-roomed house. Willing exchange for anything.' Full information GILSON, Land Agent, New Plymouth, CIOAL —Taupiri, Waipa, and Puke- ’ miro. \V. Smith, ’Phone 142, Stratford. NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS OF LABOR, Factory Managers, ■ Townsmen, and others, requir-l ing employees, are asked to comnuuii-j cate with the undersigned, who will! endeavour to fill requirements from 1 the ranks of Returned Soldiers. THE SHOP FOR FRUIT in Stratford, Dave Graham, Broadway. Every variety of fresh luscious fruit straight from the orchard. Consignments arriving every day. The only American Ice Fountain for cooling drinks in Stratford. 1 CIOAL— Full meausure, prompt ser--1 vice. W, Smith, ’Phone 142, Stratford. J. W. McMJLLAN, Hon. Secretary, Taranaki Provincial Mur Relief Association, or AY. P, KIRKWOOD, ■ Stratford District Representative. DAVE GRAHAM, Broadway, has 500 cases of choicest ripe fruit arriving to-day. Apples, peaches, pears, plums, etc. Come to our show sale on Saturday, but hurry up as our supply never lasts long.

LAND BUYERS i READ THIS; 5-Roomed House (new), electric light, all conveniences, .V acre of land. Situated-live minutes from Post Office well fenced. Price £350. £25 : cash, Balance 4 years at 0 per cent. 61 Acres. — Freehold land, well fenced and suh-dividcd into 8 paddocks, 20 acres ploughable. on good metalled road, opposite school. \ mile from creamery. 7-roomed house. 16-hail cowshed. Price, £34 10s per acre. Including stock. East Terms. a 83. 94 Acres. All in grass and crops, subdivided into suitable paddocks. ell watered by running streams. All ploughable, nearly all been ploughed. Well fenced, on good metalled road. One mile to creamery, if miles to railway station. Easy carry 30 to 35 cows. House of 5 rooms, with suitable outbuildings, and good cowshed. Price. £37 10s per acre. Easy terms given. a ' 142 Acres. —In good heart, all in grasg_ and subdivided into 10 paddocks. Well fenced and watered, on good metalled road. 100 acres been ploughed. Will easy carry GO cows. 2 milc s from school, factory, and railway station. First class 8-roomed house. p_) hail concrete Hour cowshed. All necessary outbuildings. Choice Dairy ffiriu. hind of exceptionally rich quality, free from weeds, and well situated. Price, £42 10s per act©. £750 cash. . “IFARMERS REMEMBER, that if yen buy a farm through ns we will finance your stock if required at 6 per cent. We can show you returns, and give von should advice accumulated during 20-years’ dairy farming in the Taranaki district. Our Register contains s b C ep farms, dairy farms, and town properties, and prospective buyers u n uld bo well advised to inspect- this register before purchasing. We wclc oine any enquiries and will do our utmost to help you to make money. c. & EL JACEfiON. BROADWAY, STRATFORD. LAND AGENTS,

A KK \UU JIUKSIi; 'neu uy a temperance drink from Dave Graham’s Ice Fountain! Ihe talk of the town! A long list of satisiying and Refreshing drinks. A LLIFS’ RACE TO BERLIN, new OL Came, 2s each, at C. E. James’, Broadway, ARMY HALL. Harvest Festival Celebrations. SUNDAY 19. MONDAY 20, TUESDAY 21st MARCH. ADJUTANT AND MRS HUCHSON, of Wanganui, conducting. Gifts of Cash or kind gratefully received— ‘‘From a needle to an anchor, or from a tomato to a haystack. 1 TO LET. ' 1 TiMT'.I.UI NO of 7 large rooms, hot [** and cold water, electric light Umd drainage. One minute from the jl’.O. Apply to W. W. Hodge, Stratford. [/■ANTED KNOWN—Job Printing a all its branches at lowest current rates, at the “Stratford Evening Post” Joh Printing Office.

300,000 FEET FIRST-CLASS SAWN AND DRESSED TIMBER in yards, Stratford, AT REDUCED KATES. For prices apply to— J. H, ROBSON, Sawmiller aii<J liiubor Merchant, Stratford. Telephone 1-3. STRATFORD LADIES’ PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE. 171 VERY Saturday, the Ladies’ Patriotic Market "ill bo open in the Committee’s Rooms, next the E gin out Clothing Factory, Broadway. Gifts of Produce, Poultry, etc., will he gratefully received. Morning Tea, Luncheon, and Afternoon Tea, will be served in the same Rooms every SATURDAY, JM. E. BLDGE. Hon. Sec Cl DAL, COAL, COAL.—W. Smith. ’ ’Phone 142, Stratford.