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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 57, 12 June 1916, Page 6

ONLY £25 DEPOSIT REQUntGD !• RJTHESE TOWN PROPERTIES ! t i aero, 7 rooms all conveniences, good older, £(350. i acre, 6 rooms, bath, electric light, water, tubs, £550. i acre, 6 rooms stable, washhouse, belli, electric light, £SOO. £- acre 4 rooms, good order, £350. 6 acres and 5 rooms, cowshed, two fn.ntages, £650. 1J acres, best part of town, beautiful position, £375. Can quote some real good propositions on better terms than ever. J. H. THOMPSON, LAND AGENT, STRATFORD. J"*!*^ WE*PROCURE THE BEST ONLY, AND OUR EXCELLENT JUDGMENT—THE OUTCOME OF LONG EXPERIENCE IN THE TRADE—ENSURES THE HIGHEST QUALITY EVERY TIME. 1 WE have every description of hich-class ALL CHARACTERISED RY REALLY ARTISTIC DESIGNS AND THE MOST PERFECT WORKMANSHIP. THE CHOICE WE OFFER CIVICS OUR CUSTOMERS AMPLE SCORE FOR, EXERCISING THEIR OWN PARTICULAR TASTES, AND OUR EXTREMELY MODERATE PRICES ARE STILL GREATER ATTRACTIONS. JEWELLER, STRATFORD. Opposite Bellringers. WE CLAIM THAT THERE ARE NO PIANO SHOW-ROOMS IN AiiSL AUSTRALASIA EXCEPT THOSE OF H. COLLIER & C° WANCANUI, FEfLDINC, HAWEHA AND NEW PLYMOUTH, Where the recognised leaders of English and French Pianos can be COMPARED SIDE-BY-SIDE. FORTY-ONE YEARS (since 1875) closa 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 SHOWROu:.I, Pianos by BRINSMEAD, CHAPPELL, PLAYEL, EAVESTAFF, COLLARD AND COLLARD, BARRETT AND ROBINSON, Also, BRINSMEAD AND CHAPPELL PLAYER PIANOS. All the above agencies were 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 io travel to New Plymouth, Messrs Collier and Co. offer to pay to th«.r Stratford customers their return railway fare to New Plymouth. SMALL DEPOSITS and EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS arranged over 1, 3 or 3 years on 5 per cent, basis. Old Pianos taken in part payment. H. COLLIER & C° DEVON STREET CENTRAL - NEW PLYMOUTH. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LISTS. jDAIRY FARMS FOR SALE; |( *ra ■ LEASE. * 100 ACRES, very choice dairy farm, 85 acres already under plough, splendidfj l.y grassed and well situated, subdivided into V2 paddocks, on good metal" s|l led road, -J mile from school, factory, telephone and post office, handy to n| Stratford. 6-roomed house, concrete floor cowshed. Will lease for 5 I'l years at £2 an acre rental. Returns from this farm are first-class. Great raj chance for man with small capital. »._ I 80 ACRES. JjChoicc little dairy farm, now carrying oO cows; 50 acres been ploughed and rej| nowed, well fenced, situated on good metalled road; 10 chains from fac- || tory, handy to school and railway station; 4 roomed dwelling house,-coa-|j croto floor cowshed with loft. This is a cheap property, and we can with JP confidence recommend it. Price £135! per acre, £-150 cash. 156 ACRES, Highly improved dairy farm, all been ploughed but six acres; no weeds; subdivided into S paddocks, well fene'd, jive hedges, handy to school, factory and railway station ; 6 room* d house, concrete floor cowshed; good rich warm land, well sheltered. Price £lB per acre. Easy terms arranged. NOTE.—If land finance or home you want, and that to your satisfaction, don'i fail to write or call when you're in town upon the PROS. JACKSON. Clients trusting to our judgment .'»re well satislied with the results. LAND VALUERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS, BROADWAY. STRATFORD.

HIGHLY IMPROVED DAIRY FARM TO LEASE. TENDERS are invited for the lease of that highly-improved Dairy Farm, situated on the Beaconsfield Road (opposite creamery) lately occupied by J. Jago, deceased, comprising 100 acres, sub-divided into 15 paddocks, splendid dwelling house of 7 rooms, with all conveniences, also man's cottage, and all necessary farm buildings, all buildings practically new, up-to-date, and in thorough or-» der. Tenders to Close on June 20th, 1916. 'The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to bo addressed to Mrs JJago, Wharehuia, Midhirst. The conditions of lease may he *e?n and farm inspected on uny woe!.' day after 1 p.m. on Nash Road, Gladstone Bag. Owner may have same on application at this office and payment of advertisement. ("10AL— Taupiri', Waipa, and J*ukeJ miro.—W Smith, 'Phone 142, RANTED KNOWN.—I buy Scrap Iron, Brass, "303" Cartridges, Copper, Lead and Zinc. Bring along what you have got. B. Harkness, Engineer, Stratford. LUES' RACE TO RKRUN, iw '- Game, 2s each, at C. E. James' Broadway.

PARTICULARS OF GOOD DAIRY FARM FOR LEASE. 150 ACRES, good quality land and easily carry 50 dairy cows; 4 roomed house in fair order; also good concrete cowshed and race. Well watered ft&d subdivided with wire fences; 2J miles school and factory by good roads. Cheese and butter factory handy. Owner prepared to lease for 5 years at 32s 6d per acre witfi right of purchase at £32 10s, provided £2OO deposit paid. 50 dairy cows on property, which .n.iv he purchased with the property, chie% second and third carvers, at £lO 10s. Particulars fuller from ARTHUR B. GIBSON, Land Agent, New Plymouth. OT DRINKS for Cold Mornings! js-js. Q a Vj a t Dave Graham's, Broadway, for your eleven o'clock refresher. Beef Tea, Celery Broth, Tomato Bonillio, Hot Lemon, or anything to suit vour fancy. r^OAL—Full measure, prompt serJ vice. W. Smith, 'Phone 143» Stratford. nOAL, COAL, OOAL.-W. Smith, M VJ 'Phone 142, Stratford DAVE GRAHAM, Broadway, agent for Duncan and Da vies, New Plymouth, has just received direct from the Nursery, a beautiful choice collection of Ornamental Shrubs and Flowering Plants. Now's the time to p)ace your order, if you want good results. Come to me for advice.