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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 79, 6 July 1916, Page 6

75 ACRES, | mile from cheese factory, Eltham district; good house, and cowshed; about 40 acres stumped; carry about 37 cows and do them well. Price £4O per aoi% Small deposit, or owner would take a convenient house in Stratford in exchange as part payment. J. H. TlrttfMPSbN, STRATFORD. When you want something really "chic," something novel and new, and altogether elegant, come here. We have a fine selection of Pendants and Necklets, beautifully made and finished in every detail, in a nice variety of designs PLEASE EVERY TASTE! A VISIT OF WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. SOLE. NEW ZEALAND AGENT for the LITTLE BEN LEVER-WATC —Price 7 S 6d. Guaranteed 12months. Post free to any address, B. J. PETERS, Jeweller, Opposite Bellringer's, BROADWAY, , 4 STRATFORD. ~..

HEN YOU WISH TO PUR- ' CHASE A PIANO. Which will possibly be with you for the next.3o years,-.why :>othave the best? Surely it is worth a visit to COLLIER'S before buying to inspect the greatest of British Pianos side by> side: There can.be no doubt about, tfye ..Tone, Qualities and DurahUjty of t j these, j pianos when you cohsijfr§r. have been making high'grade pianos tfor fiver 100 years—since 1810, and Brinsmead's for over 80-*years!/ . Thinlc of this vast expedience incorporated-^(jjjery ChappeU and Brinsmead piano.■" ~Kasy Terms over 1,2, or 3 years. We pay railway 'fire* t<j» s * New Plymouth, should you purohase a new pianoV r * *• .H /•< Hot> - - ," Sole Distributors fqr Taranaki. ; fl .0 .<•» ' •'•""«- 1 ;; ; ;:.:: .- { H. COkEIER &";CT; v ': : ££S PEYON STREET CENTRAL -'- - - * ■ ■ ■ NEW PLYMOUTH WHITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LISTS. * ' 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; J mile from school, factory, telephone and post officey handy-.to- ■ ■ Stratford.' 6-roomed house, concrete floor cowshed. Will lease for ,5 years at £2 an acre rental. -Returns from this ; farm' are first-class,, {Sr^at k. - chance for man with small Capital. • V ,r . i ~...--, o? ■■■;.- ■' . ;....-.■ so acres; : ; ; Ml: y w ' (-J" 0 ''"^.",q Choice little dairy farm, now 4pres been ii, :newed, well fenced, situateddn'^ofl'MeWlled. rgadir^Q.pbaiijs'frfl|yfao-, i tory, handy to school and railway station; 4ji'ooihed dwelling house, jooia* creto floor cowshed with loft. Tlub is a chea|p ( property, with confidence recommend it; "Price X 35" per "acreV £4£Q cSmuLJ* " 7; ,([ . " >■■/': :.'■■ • :"■ '' / s ""', v ,'^'Jjg Highly improved dairy'firm,'all'beeVi' ploughed but six'aci-es; no weeds; subdivided into 8 paddocks, well fenced, live hedges,, handy, to. school, factory and railway station; 6 roomed 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't fail to write or call when you're in town upon the BROS. JACKSSONClients trusting to our judgment are well satisfied with the results. C. & E JACKSON, LAND VALUERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS, BROADWAY, STRATFORD.

SALE, 24* acres freehold, Taranaki, all level and subdivided into 9 paddocks, 4 acres orchard, 600 trees, 6-roomed house, 12 acres leasehold alongside. Factory H miles, school, churches, hall, etc., 2 miles, tennis ground, good shooting and fishing, sea 2 miles. Owner made £472 off the property by himself last year. Price £2300, half cash, balance 5 years.—ARTHUR B. GIBSON, Land Agent, New Plymouth. ■*-*- pins, direct from Nelson. These delicious apples, that will keep throughout the winter, havo arrived, and we can sell you either by the case or in smaller quantities.—Davo Grakham imports direct from the Nelson grower. 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 place your order, if you want good results. Come to me for advice. 'OT DRINKS for Cold Mornings! - Call at Dave Graham's, Broad- ! way, for your eleven o'clock refresher. Beef Tea, Celery Broth, Tomato Bonillio, Hot Lemon, or anything to suit your fancy. WANTED KNOWN.—T buy Scrap Tron. Brass, "303" Cartridge*, ! Corner, Lea<l nnd Zinc. Bring alone what you have got. B, Harkness. I Engineer. Stratford.