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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 62, 17 June 1916, Page 6

21 acres,,. QEC7 FART OF STRATFORD. G-roomod house, hath, stable, washhouse, electric light, copper, tubs. The lot at £BSO. Deposit £SO. J, H. THOMPSON, STRATFORD. 'CHARMING AND ENDANTS NECKLETS . * n S-.-trv Cv' ; r & m a* Vv'lien you want something really *‘ehie,” something novel and new, and altogether elegant, come here. V»’e have a line selection of Pendants and Necklets, beautifully made and linish‘‘d in cveiy detail, in a nice ViUiCLy tU * SI " nS SET WITH VARIOUS STONES TO PLEASE EVERY TASTE! A VISIT OF INSPECTION WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. SOIjE NEW ZEALAND AGENT for the LITTLE BEN LEVER WATCH -• Price 7s fid. Guaranty 12 months. Post free to any address. B. J. PETERS. Jeweller, Opposite Bellringer's, ... BROADWAY, STRATFORD. DAIRY FARMS FOE SALE.LEASE. 100 ACRES, very choice dairy farm, 85 acres already under plough, splendidly grassed and well situated, subdivided into 12 paddocks, on good metalled road, 'i mile from school, factory, telephone and post office, handy to Stratford. G-roomed house., coum etc floor cowshed. Will lease for 5 years at £2 an acre rental. Returns from this farm are first-class. Great chance for man with small capA..' * 80 ACRES. Choice little dairy farm, now carrying 00 cows; GO acres been ploughed and renewed, well fenced, situated on good metalled road; 10 chants from fac--0 tory. handy to school and railway station; 4 roomed dwelling house, con--1 Crete floor cowshed with loft. Tins is a cheap property, and we can with 8 confidence recommend it. Price £35 per acre, £450 cash. 156 ACRES, Highly improved dairy farm, all been ploughed but six acres; no weeds; subdivided into 8 paddocks, well fenced, live hedges, handy to school, factory and railway station; 0 roomt d house, concrete floor cowshed; good rich warm land, well sheltered. Price £lB per acre. Easy terms pranged. NOTE. If land finance or home yon want, and that to yoUr ( )n’t fail to write or call when you’re in town upon the ' ri th»the^rcsal? B ' A don’t fail to write or call when you're m town upon Clients trusting to our judgment are well satisfied O. & B. .JACKS A#!’ LAND VALUERS BROAD Vi A

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 O . deceased 100 acres, subdivided mid*’ pad-f clocks, splendid house rooms, with all conveniences, also man’s cottage, and all necessary farm buildings, all buildings practically new, up-to-date, and in thorough Her. Tenders to Close on June 20th, 1018. ; The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted, d Tenders to be addressed to Mrs JJr.go, Wharehuia, ]\ridhirst,‘ The conditions of lease may be seen and farm inspected on any teed; day after 1 p.m. STRATFORD BOROUGH; COUNCIL. TENDERS FOR LEASE OF TEA ROOM AND KITCHEN IN MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS. SEALED TENDERS will be received by the Stratford Borough Council, at the office of the Town Clerk, Stratford, until Monday, the 17th day of July, 1916, at 5 p.m., for the lease for the term of Five Years and Ten. Calendar Months from the First day of September, 1916, of the large Tea Room (in width 43ft. 6An. in partami 12ft. in part with a depth in part of 40ft. oMn. and in part 33ft.) with Kitchen attached (12ft. in width with a depth of 30it. 3 inches), forming part of the upstairs portion of the building erected on Section 328, Town ( of Stratford. | 'lenders, which must be on a form i to be obtained from the Town Clerk, i must not be less than the upset rentat I.fixed by the Council. | The highest or any tender will not j necessarily he accepted, j Tenders must he accompanied by ! marked cheque for first month’s renr--1 and cost of lease. Particulars and Conditions of Leasing ami upset rentals, may he inspected at the Town Clerk’s Office, Stratford, where forms of tender may bo 1 obtained. i PHILIP SKOGLUND. - Town Clerk. HOT DRINKS for Cold Mornings I * > Cell at Dave Graham’s, Broadj way,, for your eleven o’clock refresher. Beef-Tea, Celery Broth, Tomato BondHo, Hot Lemon, or anything to suit;your fancy.

w rnAYLOfVS : 1 NOTICE TO THE PLANTERS OF THIS DISTRICT. **Tlmve shifted my Nursery from Peru broke Road to the corner of Regan .Street and , Hoad, where a great variety o'f-Shelter and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, .and Hedge Plants frit:o growing, with, Very little shelter, loss manure, au no spraying. They are as hardy as they can hr, and free from couch grass and and I can say without eoasti.tg that they are quite equal to thofc that are no better. | t Some 35 years’ residence n this district has given me some ideas of its soil and climate, but I will not force them on anyone. [ Ido not desire to make a fortune, or do an extensive business, hut wish • to make an honest living, without a f lot of fuss, and will try to merit (and | hope to receive) sufficient patronage to I enable me to do so. INSPECTION INVITED ON ANY WEEK-DAY. NOTE.—S per cent, of my receipts will be given to the Serbian Relief Fund this season. Main Entrance Swansea Road. W. P. TAYLOR, nurseryman, REGAN STREET, STRATFORD, Did

TIOST CARDS iust to hand, now i- lines oiid large selection in Patriotic, Comic. Birtmlay, and others, Id to 3d.—Chimes E. Jame.-. C* OAL —Taupiri, Waipa, and Pukomiro.—W Smith, ’Phone 142, Stratford. TX 7ANTED KNOWN.— I buy Scrap W Iron, Brass, “303” Cartridges, Copper Lead and Zinc. Bring along what you have got. B. Harkness, Engineer. Stratford. UENTAL NOTICE, MR T. A. LOXERGAN. Denta Surgeon, hogs to inform tin t residents of Stratford and surrounding I districts, that ho has resumed prae ' tice, in rooms adjoining Mr Hudson’s Cli emi st. 1 *lr on dwa y. 'VS TANTED Two second-haul but \V chers’ carts in good condition i Apply R. E. \\ uliAius, Eutchci, iponga. Ka