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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 80, 24 May 1911, Page 3

i*,.,:, BUSINESS NOTICES. ■I i; , . . f • ' ' . HERE’S WHAT WE SAY! GET THE STRENGTH OF EVERY OTHER SEED AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS OFFERINGS IN OATS, OATSHEAF CHAFF, POTATOES, AND ANY OTHER PRODUCE. THEN COME TO YOUNG, , HOBBS, AND CO. HERE Y'OU WILL SEE SAMPLES THAT CAN EQUAL ANY OF THEM. *,). . : " ' ' ’ f , ' Wo have made very fortunate purchases of Produce, and can .* quote very low prices, especially Prime Rangitikei Oatsheaf, of ■- which we have a fine sample—clean, sweet, and bright. Also, Carton Cats, or, if you fancy Duns, or Sparrowbills, we have them in A Grade—line plump samples—all of them. Sound Table Potatoes are not easy to secure, yet we are offering BgimO' Table- Potatoes, that are guaranteed Free of Grub or bhght:* Other Horse, Cattle, and Pig Feeds we stock are—Bran, Pollard, Molascuit, Barleymeal, Barley, etc. In fact, whatever farmers require in Produce we can supply the best quality at prices that won’t hurt your pocket. Insure your Life—it pays—insure your Rouse and Property, and so be protected against loss—consult us on all matters of insurance we are agents for— GOVERNMENT ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT. < MUTUAL LIFE AND CITIZENS ASSURANCE CO., LTD. LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE. QUEENSLAND LIVE STOCK. BEFORE YOU TAKE OUT AN INSURANCE POLICY— H i y i SEE US. COME IN ANY TIME. • , V ; i t , i ; • 4.%.. I* r • . f YOUNG, HOBBS & CO.. ~ • STRATFORD. ELTHAM. LADIES’ COSTUMES! WE HAVE JUST OPENED UP A SPLENDID LINE IN SPECIALLY MADE COSTUMES, IN RESPONSE TO MANY ENQUIRIES FOR feOMETHING OUT OF THE ORDINARY. / The. CaodSr will be on Shew fer after «T{)B which date any unsold will be returned to tho maker. \ 'ft ' I. , ' V CALL EARLY. v ; - ..■ • 'I ; THE. EGMONT ■ CLOTHING • COMPANY. , ’ f : OPPOSITE KEMP AND SAWLE’S. •y -< r ; ■ ' , ' 1 ' ■I : ■ ' *:■ THE GOLDSMITHS’ - : and . i SILVERSMITHS’ C°BROADWAY, STRATFORD, TARANAKI. > THE JEWELLERS. EVERY FARMER- IN THE DISTRICT SHOULD HAVE A “ WALLABY ” JACK. There are h-r.vlrejs in use throughout tho Dominion, widen have proreu a reliable help to the Farmer, Contractor, and Lushman. It is simple in erticn, and has automatic lowering gear. The wlmlo is forged from bar iron, with the exception of the working parts, which are of tho best Stool, the weight of tiro machine being about naif owt. The price is still tho same, although stool and cost in labour has advanced considerably. Cull at the Mart and mapcrc. Full stocks cf flie best quality at reasonable prices of Horse and Con - Covers, Seeds, Manures, Horse, Fowl, nd Pig Feed, Fencing Wire. Corrugated Iron, tuples, English and Colonial Cement, Agricultural and Hide Salt, Hallow Casks, or any other Farm Requirements. . Agent for NOBEL’S GELIGNITE. GELATINE, POWDER. SPORTING BALLISTITE CARTRIDGES. Etc. ’‘NEWTON KING, STRATFORD, NEW PLYMOUTH, EAPONGA. .■M