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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 35, 16 May 1916, Page 2

NEWLOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD. ■RtftßWftV •ninfFcsa. m ACRES, F.H., fine I*4 and undulating land, n*. «™m ** , . t u »„,. fnnorpte couvaid and shea wnn up " u hot and cold water ; co j a implement*, waging Plant m good 01 dm. ,0 dauy cows concern, con drav <dg, harness, horses, pigs, etc., etc., as going ,50 ACRES, F.H., level and well watered. rcnced i j- iaaA v,.„. fences New house, hot and cold wu«s« &> fi -Id B*** withina few *-£ S. telephone and factory, either cheese or butter Owner nd! for 1 years at 25s per acre, with purchasing clause ,1 a .abed. 1,0 ACRES, F.H., level and undulating tad. <£»**£* „£££ i cowshed, with machine,. Few mmutes to school, factay, tt P etc. Price £lB per acre, «00 Cash *° a .hove Mortgage of fl« 5 yea™ to ™n or oanc u.ll cash price for ..'smaller property at cash pnee. ,6 a'cßeT EX level and "Abating farm. No weeds. Concrete, «£ 86 A B h" S V ro en,'ed house. School and factory .handy. 2 cows and fc» implants', ****£ entertain it, walk out" Pnco i.J3 po; ace, _/ No . j-181. exchanging for a larger property rf tcely laid ,p*t,,,hqmesteaa. o Yerv small deand school almost on property. Price £,6} ptl '" '• posit asked ton a man. Balance at.o pot ,Cont. .^ W. A. manager. ]f A,..C BELL, Land Salesman.

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