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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 24, 3 May 1916, Page 6

and 5-roomed lioum>. l\ miles from P.O. and school, good cowsneu aim washhouse. £1 pe; week. £25 DEPOSIT will let you into a gocd six-romed house with electric light, wiitcr, washhouse, copper, tubs, high section, full quarter acre, one minute from school and three mi: utes from centre of the town. Price £550. Terms spread over 5 years. J. H. THOMPSON, LAND AGENT, STRATFORD. <]R TIME 5 RING T We have rings of every description set DIAMONDS IN HOOP, CLUSTER, OR SiNGLE SETTINGS. PEARLS AND DIAMONDS. SAPPHIRES AND DIAMONDS, Etc. THE DESIGNS AND SETTINGS ARE ARTISTIC AND EXCLUSIVE, QUALITIES ARE HIGH-GRADE, AND PRICES MEAN EXCELLENT VALUE. A comprehensive range of Wedding Rings also awaits "The Happy Man"—Rings of standard quality and sterling value—in various widths and a complete range of sizes. SPECIAL VALUE IN ENGLISH PLATE. JEWELLER, STRATFORD. Opposite Eellringcrs. WE CLAIM THAT THERE ARE NO PIANO SHOW-ROOMS IN AUS* AUSTRALASIA EXCEPT THOSE OF WANCANUI, FEILDINC, HAWERA AND NEW PLYMOUTH, Where the recognised loaders of English and French Pianos can be COMPARED SIDE-BY-SIDE. FORTY-ONE YEARS (since 1875) close business association with the MAKERS, and the fact that we are the oldest established Piano House in Taranaki by nearly 20 years, enables us to show you in one iSHOWROI,:.I, Pianos by BRINSMEAD, CHAPPELL, PLAYEL, EAVESTAFF, COLLARD AND COLLARD, BARRETT AND ROBINSON, Also, BRINSMEAD AND CHAPPELL PLAYER PIANOS. All the above agencies -war© .controlled by Colliers before the war, and it is by choice, not compulsion that they ell English and French Pianos. NOTE.—As an inducement to intending piano buyers to travel to New Plymouth, Messrs Collier and Co. offer to pay to their Stratford customers their return railway fare to New Plymouth. SMALL DEPOSITS and EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS arranged over 1,2 or 3 years on 5 per cent, basis. Old Pianos taken in part payment. DEVON STREET CENTRAL -------- NEW PLYMOUTH, WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LISTS. LEAD THIS- > ACRES.—Very choice little dairy farm, free from weeds. Subdivi--0?J ded into 12 paddocks. Freehold land of rich quality, more than half been ploughed. Only 2 miles from Stratford. Will carry 35 Cows. New house of 5 rooms, concrete floor, cowshed, handy to school and factory. Ail necessary outbuildings. Price: £ls per acre. £SOO- Cash, balance 7 years at 5 per cent. Sole Agents. J If\ ACRES.—This property is all level of rich quality, subdivided into -TCvi 16 paddocks. 60 acres been ploughed. School, Factory, and Post" Office a few chains away. Now carrying 50 cows. 6-roomed house, IG-baii cowshed with concrete iloor. Price: £3l per acre. £6OO Cash. Balance 6 years ut 5 per cent. Freehold land of rich quality, all ploughable, level and splendidly grassed, 12 paddocks, 40 acres under plough, balance easily stumped. Opposite school factory and post office. Now carrying 55 cows. Cood house of 5 rooms. "Well sheltered, ground planted with shelter trees. 16 bail cowshed. Note the terms. Price £3B per acre. £4OO cash, balance 10 years at 5 per cent. FARMERS, REMEMBER! That we have been dairy farming in this district lor over 20 years, and would strongly advise clients to purchase land in the Stratford district. Returns here are exceptional. No droughts, good prospective values. Buy from us; we will help you to make money. O. & E; JACKSON. ©ROADWAY, LAND ST«?ATFOITD. AGENTS,

/""\WNER leaving for tne front, wants to sell 137 acres, of which 110 in grass, Jacre natural bush. All ploughable, 20 acres in •stubbie, all fire fences, sub-divided 9 or 10 paddocks, well watered, carrying 50 head cattle, good 8-roomed house, hot and cold water, washhouse, 9-bail cowshed, separator, implement shed, etc. Land Transfer Title. Rates £l2 per annum. Good school, ditto roads, township one mile, station 8 miles, cream cart collects. Cash wanted £766 above mortgage, or will give terms. Price £lB 10s per acre. ARTHUR B. GIBSON', Land Agent, New Plymouth. 4 PPLES, APPLES.—DAVE GRA- - HAM lias just landed 890 cases j beautiful Nelson Apples. Cox's Orange I Pippin,' Stunner Pippin, Monro's FavI orite. Get your winter supply while i you have tlie chance to get it cheap. ,_TAXTJ'".I)—a young girl to assist *»' in house. Apply Mrs E. A. Meredith, Portia Street. | /~~IOAL —Full meau.sure, prompt serJ rice. W. Smith, 'Phone 142, I Stratford. COAL, COAL, COAL.—W. Smith, 'Phone 142, Stratford. mRUST DAVE GRAHAM for the -*- latest ideas. Winter is coming and T can supply you with comforting and refreshing hot drinks. Beef Tea, Celery Broth. Hot Chocolate, Hot Tomato Bouillon, and Hot Lemon Drinks obtainable at all hours. Try one, and you'll come every day.

POHOKURA SAW AND PLANING BOLLS. iTIIHE undersigned is prepared to -*- execute orders promptly t Dressed timber a speciality. Including seasoned T. and G. Mouldings. Price list upon appiicafr* u. J. H. ROBS' , Phone 123, Stratford, P.xj. Pohokura. /"lOAL—Taupiri, Waipa, and Puke miro. W. Smith, 'Phone 142, Stratford. ■"I7ANTED KNOWN.—I buy Scrap ' » Iron, Brass, "303" Cartridges, Copper, Load and Zinc. Bring along what you have got. B. Harknesß, Engineer, Stratford. LLIES' RACK TO BERLIN, new L - Came, 2s each, at C. E. James' Broadway. STRATFORD LADIES' PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE. in VERY Saturday, the Ladies' Pat riotic Market in aid of the Bed Cross Fund, will be open in the Committee's Rooms, next the Egrnont Clothing Factory. Broadway. Gifts of Produce, Poultry, etc., will be gratefully received. Morning Tea, Luncheon, and Afternoon Tea, will be served in the same Booms every SATURDAY. M. E. BUDGE, Hon. Sco