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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 63, 11 October 1916, Page 6

NORTH AUCKLAND FARM. 200 ACRES, all flat cattle country, which, is capable of running a beast to two acres, when fully improved. About 50 acres surface sown, 20 acres ploughed. ' Small building and fenced. About 9 miles from railway and 6 from Port or Main Coach Road. Only £6, and good terms given. Apply W. A. LIMERICK, Whakatane. BEAUTIFULLY FINANCED FARM. £6OO CASH, the balance can rentain to the owner for a long period at 5 per cent, interest. 160 ACRES.—Freehold, long road frontage. River boundary at back, all ploughable land and nearly all flat. No gullies, but a few small elevations. Well fenced,- and all fences in good order, a large portion of which are live fences. Eight paddocks, post and wire cattle proof fences. Well watered, ,3j- acres hush, good shelter. Present stock 82 cows (milking), 14 2-year-old heifers, and about the same number of yearlings, probably 100 breeding ewes, 5 horses. Would milk 60 cows. Buildings—6-roomed house, in fair order, 12 miles from railway station, two townships within J-mile, also factory. Owner advanced in years, and wants to sell, owing to labour difficulties. Price £2B per acre. ARTHIUR B. GIBSON, J Land Agent. Egmont Street, New Plymouth. THE INGLEWOOD CO-OPERATIVE BACON CURING CO., LTD. Shareholders are notified that the Directors have authorised the following payments for the year ended August 31, 1914): — A 'Bonus of One-farthing per Pound on all Bacon Pigs and Porkers supplied during the year. A dividend of 5 per cent, on Share '' Capital, The above payments may he obtained at the Office of the Company, Inglewood, or will ho posted to shareholders after October 14, 1916. ARTHUR MORTON, Chairman of Directors. Inglewood, September 18, 1916. STRATFORD ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. FISHING SEASON, OCTOBER 1, 1916, TO APRIL 30, 1917. LICENSES. —Men, whole season, available over all Dominion 20s; women and hoys under 16 years ’ ot age), ss. Day licenses available for Stratford District only) 2s 6d; halfseason licenses from December 20, 1910 available for Stratford District only), 12s Gd. Licenses may he obtained from tho secretary. Licenses have been issued to tho following,:,— C. Kavaleski, C. Lawrence, R. F. Darkness, H. Voylo, F. Collins, A. D. Stanley, F. A. Bamfield, G. H. Clark, A. J. Walters, F. H. Whittle, H. Campbell, S. Campbell, W. A. Dingle, R. Healy, R. Neal, J. W. B. Jones, J. Frodric, L. Riera, C. N. Craddock, P. Wright, J. Petrie, P. Hunter* W. Lovett, A. I). Cuff, A. H. O’Leary, C. Ireland (hoy), B. Healy (hoy), J. Fit/gerald (hoy), J. Crossau (hoy), A Broadley (hoy), F. Dodd (hoy), L. Collins (hoy), R. Stevens (hoy), J. Butcher (hoy). R. F. HARK NESS, Secretary. ago, Hand Bag containing! ■■Bible. On fly leaf “Miss White, 1886.” Owner apply this office. PUBLIC NOTICE. 140 the general public of Stratford and surrounding district.—l, Sing Lee, have this day disposed of my Laundry business to Joe Lee, Laundry man, late of New Plymouth, whose abilities as a first-class Laundry man are well-known during the past five years. I wish to thank all my customers for past favors, and beg 1 a continuance of same to my successj or Joe Lee, Laundryman, Broadway South, just over the IHdgO. SING LEE.