NEW Z EALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. LTD. ■ROADWAY. STRATFORD. iCRES FREEHOLD.—A nice little Dairy Farm, well divided, and in good or<ler, fine orchard, well sheltered from all winds, 8-roomed house, 20-hail «hed; large hay and implement shed, harness room, '"buggy and dray shed. 1$ miles from Factory, School, Store and *Phone 4 mile* from town and railway. Good roads. Owner will sell as going concern, with cows, calves, pigs, all farm implements, factory shares, dray, gig and harness, etc., at £34 per acre. Terms to a practical man. Owing to being unable to work the farm, . the owner must sell, and give immediate possession if possible. No. 8-961 192 ACRES FREEHOLD.—AII been ploughed and resown, 13 paddocks; 4roomed house; cow and other sheds. Handy to town and railway; good road, i-mile from scnool, factory and 'phone. A nice little i * property, and if quick sale, it can be bought at £lB per acre. Almost any terms to a practical man. A herd of heifers can be v bought with the property if wished. ' No. 11-833 We have a fine Dairying Farm, Coast Land, handy to Auckland City. The owner is most anxious to quit, as he is now in Camp, and will sell without any cash down, provided that the purchaser) can gire securities, or, he would accept Mortgages as part or whole payment. The property i*> a really good one, with a beautifully situated homestead and orchard. Everything in splendid order. Price £36 (uow reduced from £-10. No. F. ,ff. A. HEWITT, V Manager.' A. C. BELL, Land Saleman. THE ALLIED FORCES IN EGMONT GIGS. JNOURPAMED WORKMANSHIP MIIMTIPIG CONSTRUCTION . mARSj OF EXPERIENC! STTkMN APPEARANCE. ARE INVINCIBLE §sf\ .. . PAfll tfrßEßl\ NEAR COMMERCIAL HOTEL . —pleases tens of thousands who never before were quite satisfied.
' TO HELP THE/ MOTHERS AND SAVE THE BABIES. HE PLUNKET NURSE may be • at tie Foresters' Hall EVERY TUESDAY. Hours, 9 to 5 p.m. Free to all. ?NT£A/;»' "ORB' HANDSOME APPEARANCE. PERFECT COOKER. ELLRINCER BROS., LIMITED, Sole Agents. PUBLIC NOTICE. j \ 0 tho general public of Stratford and surrounding district.—l, Sing Lee, have this day disposed of my Laundry business to Joe Lee, Laundrymon, late of New Plymouth, whose abilities as a first-class Lann- ( dryman are well-known ' during the < past five years. I wish to thank all ■ my customers for past favors, and beg ■■ "& continuance of same to my success-' or Jdo Lee, Laundryman, Broadway South, just over the bridge. { l SING LEE. CLEM SMITH A 3 now taken over the Club Hotel Stables, and will be glad to see old friends. All Stands 6d, Feeds Is 6d. Good stall accommodation. Every care and attention given to on»totD«r«. rTTTER - WRAPPEPS—To Dairy Farmers who make their own imttf> r i Obtain vonr butter-wr<mrM>*R at tb*»"Str»* f n«-d Post" Job Printing Office.
HOW MUCH DID YOU LOSE LAST YEAR on your Calves? Have you ever paused to reflect how much sick stock cost you in any oue year ? Much could be saved if the ordinary ration of skim milk or whey included MUX Of THE CEREALS BrCAl 1 It's the hungry calf that eafns the profit. Start him right for the first ten weeks with Ccremilk. He'll then he too busy with his appetite to havo any trouble common to calves. MJUCOFTttEaKEALT. Kr CAIVET NOT A MEDICINE I t NOT AN EXPERIMENT! It will pay you to investigate the value of this food. Wo are prepared to help you mate more money out of your calves. AGENTS FOR THIS DISTRICT: JOHNSON AND CO., HAWERA., Or your Storekeeper will supply you,
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 66, 14 October 1916, Page 2
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