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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 15, 16 August 1916, Page 2

m ms > v NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. LTD.I BROADWAY, STRATFORD. A ,A ••••,. 163 ACRES, Freehold, nice lying dairying land, beautifully ™ terea > weeds. Half has been stamped and ploughed. Well divided ai ■ fenced Good 6-roomed house, hot and cold water, every come - i ence. Concrete manchie shed and yard. Close to School and Facloij , ’v handy to town and railway. Owner offers to sell, together with | dairy cows, waggou, hor.es, and full set of farm .mptements at i-4J per aci‘G« Good tonus to ft roliftfclo niftii, 69 ACRES, Freehold. Handy to atford. All necessary braidings. A • { j good proposition. £SO per acre; easy terms, and stock fananced^ •| necessary. 116 ACRES Leasehold, with purchasing clause. Good land; no weeds ; ;] w iu carry 40 cows. All necessary buildings, machines. Owner will || least at 34s per acre, and give optional purchasing clause, if Lessee prepared to pay a hundred or two cash down. This is a g° od^P ro P^A--S' ; J . °* ‘ . -V> 191 ACRES Freehold. Few minutes Cheese Factory. School, Telephone. ole Good 6-roomed House. Cow-shod, good wator po>« and Homestead is well provided with shelter. No deop gullies ■ oooo fn nn ormroved man; balance ItelS Homestead is wen provmeu • t r mm • balance Price, £36 per acre; very easy terms to an approved ma^’ Q 8y for long term at 5i per cent. W. a. HEWITT, Manager, A. G, BELL, Land Saleman. THE ALLIED FORCES IN EGMONT GIGS. INtURPAUCD WORKMANSHIP SCIENTIFIC CONSTRUCTION . ; \ TESTED TIMBERS AND . . • ■TEEL PARTS . ARE INVINCIBLE YEARS of experience r . STYLISH APPEARANCE. IV; s***• -'A i *0 ■ jiaasioNT CO&GH & JS»RIAGE CO PAaX STREET NEAR COMMERCIAL HOTEL. A Ceyl far from ■ . the finest tea away sunny on mm I r >l-' m If p?,-: H S 3 M 1 rac < t i mM \ AW ‘vtoarnA v&k'r Sty tm>K' a: f "0 !”1 ' m ;i h § W<'i fij e) g i'i s -i ,u/' v 6 F a i b Witt a! ti kli tor a s ( < \t> ':iW¥ -m Ajm x lii /'<' ,n c- vlf* i Aak your dealer M 7 ' * i iL% > f_ ,£|lA COb s' a f y. ' r • *■ ’ < r

rnmt **s^*l m r £v A t°u ri^u tJirougn the family Nothing is so infectious as a cold. Stop it at once with a dose or two of Bennington’s Irish Mioss. It is a sure cure for coughs and colds, and should be in every household. ris. fit’f y av gives speedy relief whether the cold be located in head, throat or lungs—it clears the choked-up air passages, banishes that “stuffy” feverish feeling, relieves that dry, parching sensation in the throat, and eases the lungs. This lady, like thousands more, would not be without it: — Dunedin. “Since being in New Zealand, I have naed Ronnineton's Irish Moss with very great nuecest. I have found it most beneficial for the children for coughs and colds, during iho ~ _ cold dump weathernnd P like to tcep a bottle m the Kj 00**1. saie*-* house ” J. W./UOTTKN. Ask for, and insist on getting Bennington’s. No other is “i’i'i aa good," All chemists , nd stores. large and •mall bottler.. Ifti A CJje.it.wti

RICHARDSON r / * Sroadway. Phone 42. T 1 LITER-WRAPPERS. —To Dairy Fanners who make their own butter: Obtain jour butter-wrappers at the '‘Stratford Post” Job Printing Office. 9 HOT DRINKS for Co'i ’.lorniiigs I Call at Davo Grab""’ •>, Broadway, for your eleven o’clock refresher. Beef Tea, Celery Broth, Tomato Bonillio, Hot Lemon, or anything to suit your fancy.