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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 81, 11 March 1916, Page 6

SNIP IN TOWN PROPERTY, 7-ROOMED HOUSE with eonveni uces, wash liouso ; bath, water, J-acre, level, all in good order, .-ISa'J spot casJi. This property is easily worth another £IOO. Owner is leaving the town. The house must he Void. This is a sacrifice; so any'genuine buyers are invited to make an inspection. * J. H. THOMPSON, Stratford. <Bfs? mmMO WRISTLET " WATCHES. i". OUR SHOWING OF WRISTLET WATCHES IS MORE THAN USUALLY INTERESTING, IT EMBRACES VARIOUS STYLES AND DESIGNS IN ' DAINTY COLD BRACELET WATCHES FOR LADIES. ALSO LADIES’ AND SOLDIERS’ WRISTLETS FROM FAMOUS MAKERS. The prices are sterling examples of our wonderful values. We really have a superb assortment 0 f reliable timekeepers, and they are marvels of artistic skill jn design and finish. B. A CALL FROM YOU WILL J. PETERS. BE MUCK APPRECIATED. JEWELLER, STRATFORD. Opposite Bellringers.

MONEY TO LEND. VITE have several sums available * * for immediate investment on first and second mortgage of good freehold securities. RUTHERFURD, MACALTSTER AND COLEMAN. 'NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS OF LABOR. FARMERS, Factory Managers, 'Townsmen, and, others, requiring employees, are asked to communicate with the undersigned, who will endeavour to fill requirements from the ranks of Returned Soldiers, j. w. McMillan, Hon. Secretary, Taranaki Provincial "War Relief Association, or W. P. KIRKWOOD,. Stratford District Representative.

LAND BUYERS i READ THIS: I 68 ACRES. Very choice and highly improved dairy 'farm, all plougbable situated 5 miles from Stratford, on good metalled road, handy to school, factory and railway station. The land is of rich quality, well sheltered. An ideal dairy farm. Dwelling house of 4 rooms and all necessary outbuildings. Will carry 25 cows. Price £35 per acre. Only £250 cash required. We can with confidence recommend this. 70 ACRES. Absolutely the pick of the Eltlmm district ; all level, all been ploughed and renewed, with the exception of 10 acres. Subdivided into 12 paddocks, large portion in ciop. Now carrying 30 cows. .Returns for last month with bonus over £9O. New bouse of 6 rooms. Up-to-date concrete floor cowshed. Milk stand with running water cooler, barberry hedges, handy to cheese factory, school, and railway station. The returns are exceptional. Owner anticipates to take over £OOO this season. A bargain at the price asked. Price £52 10s per acre. £SOO cash. 150 ACRES. First-class dairy farm, no weeds, all level, good rich land, well grassed, well fenced and subdivided into 15 paddocks, 40 acres been ploughed, good house of 6 rooms, 16 bail cowshed. School, factory, telephone and post office right opposite. Will carry *65 cows. Cheap farm. Price £3B per acre. £6OO cash, balance 10 years at 5 per cent. FARMERS! REMEMBER ! We have been dairy farming in this district for over 20 years, and have the practical experience; therefore we are in a position to recommend where best t 0 purchase. Wo can show you returns and can finance you at the low rate of 6 per cent, if required. Buy from us, we help you to make money. C. & B. JACKSON. BROADWAY, STRATFORD. LAND AGENTS,

JpOR 300,000 FEET FIRST-CLASS SAWN AND DRESSED TIMBER in yards, Stratford, AT REDUCED RATES. For prices apply to — J. 11. -ROBSON, Sawmillcr and Timber Merchant, Stratford. Telephone 123, S ALE ' STRATFORD LADIES’ PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE. EVERY Saturday, the Ladies’ Patriotic Market "ill be open in the Committee’s Rooms, next the Egmont Clothing Factory, Broadway. Gifts of Produce, Poultry, etc., will be gratefully received. Morning Tea, Luncheon, and Afternoon Tea, will be served in the same Rooms every SATURDAY. M. E. BUDGE. Hon. Sec. COAL, COAL, COAL.—W. Smith ’Phono 142, Stratford.