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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 57, 4 October 1916, Page 8

That Oream Separator.—You have been promising yourself for so long. Now is the time to buy a good machine | afc> a reasoahble price. We have just lauded stocks of “Household” and “Perfects,” both good quality machines, and will be pleased to see you before making your purchase.—McMillan and Frednc, Broadway, Stratford. » (TORE FOR RHEUMATISM. This is not a patent medicine, It is a prescription of an eminent English specialist. For years I had been a sufferer from chronic rheumatism. On P year ago I consulted one of the leading specialists of the Dominion (now deceased). On receipt of postage stamps, money order, or postal notes for 4s 6d, I will post twelve doses of the remedy, which this specialist declared to be tbe only thing known to science as a cure for this painful disease. F. Greville, Editor NZ. Dairyman Pox *O3. Wellington.—Adrt.

F A' fine modem Boarding ’House in Haw era, 16 rooms (2 sitting rooms) hot and cold water. Doing a big business. Always full. j Price £2OOO. £2OO cash. Owner will accept a dwelling homo in part payment. EXCHANGE. Large House and i-acrc section Wanganui. Price £1325. Mortgage £6OO at 6 per cent., also town sections, no mortgage. Total equity £IOSO. Owner wants a dairy farm. FOR EXCHANGE. 200 acres, open cleared dairying land, well sub-divided, very comfortable home, house 0-rooms, man’s cottage, concreted cowshed. Dairy factory and school close handy. Price £35 per acre. Equity £3235. The owner wants a sheep farm up to 1000 acres. FOR EXCHANGE. 40 acres, Hawke’s Bay district, suburban property, very valuable. Two houses, cowshed, outbuildings, 22 acres have been ploughed. Price £6500. Equity £5055. Owner wants to exchange for a sheep country. 295 acres, Waverley, all in grass, well sub-divided, 5-roomod house and outbuildings, carrying capacity 2i sheep with a beast to 6 acres, 8 miles from Waverley; Price £l4 per acre. Owner will exchange for a dairy farm up to 100 acres. Equity £2400, ;t Ws can assist clients with finance. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. N JAMES AND GILLMAN. OR s ALE OR I^XCHANCE. HAWERA.

W F. T IAYLOR’S NOTICE TO THE PLANTERS I OF THIS DISTRICT, « ' I have shifted my Nursery from Pern, broke Road to the corner of Regan Street and Swansea Road, where a great variety of Shelter and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, and Hedge Plants are growing, with very little shelter, less manure, an no spraying. They are as hardy as they can be, and free from couch grass and sorrel, and 1 can say without noustiag that they are quite equal to those that are no better. Some 36 years’ residence m this district has given me some ideas of its soil and climate, but I will not f orce them on anyone. I do not desire to make a fortune, or do an extensive business, but wish to make an honest living, without a lot of fuss, and will try to merit (and hope to receive) sufficient patronage to 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. i Main Entrance Swansea Road. W. P. TAYLOR, NURSERYMAN. BEGAN STREET, STRATFORD, 1915 , SPECIAL NOTICE TO FARMERS. RRANGEMENTS have been made for the convenience of farmers, to receive Calf Veils (for Rennetmaking) at Mr Newton King’s Hide and Skin Yards in Stratford, on behalf of the Company. CARDIFF DAIRY COMPANY. W. RICHARDS, Chairman.

BUTTER - WRAPPERS.—To Dairy Farmers who make their own hotter: Obtain your butter-wrappers at the “Stratford Post” Job-Printing Office,.