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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 81, 25 May 1911, Page 2

E u c: N EGG NO'!”1 0 EO. AMD ROBERTS 1 : iicg to in Liu;;;to that they will open j temporary premises with MR. AXEL NEWTON, in Broadway, With a Complete Stock of NEW PATERHANGINGS Ami FRIEZES, Just Arrived by the S.S. Ruapehu. BICYCLES. SMART BROS. Flave a few more Ladies’ and Gents “Humber” and “Rudge” Bicycles to dispose of, as they arc giving up the Bicycle Business. CALL EARLY. N OTIC E. ALL Bicycle Accounts not arranged for. or on monthly instalments, will be Sued for on the 20th inst. Mr. C. P. Baker is no longer in our employ, and is not responsible for the collecting of accounts. E. CALVERT’S TE WGRA BOARDING HOUSE (Opposite Railway Station). Offers Superior Accommodation to the Travelling Public. Every Comfort and Attention. Terms Moderate. Porter Mods All Trains. Cortlnnds, Gigs, and Houses on Hire; also, Horses Broken, to Saddle and Harness. Stables and Paddocus Adjoining. VI “A COPPER I SA MAM CF METAL. 5 ’ - Said the Rising Generation. Hew he came to he so miA-ed is hard lo say. Th:re’s no danger of bewilderment in Buying BOOTS and SHOES, if you come tc FOSTER’S HERE, you’ll find a great Display of High-grade Footwear from which to select your requirements. Ladies may be tilled with Shoes of every size and stylo, in White, Tan, Coloured, and Black. Cricketers, Bowlers, and Tennis Players may also be equipped here with the Best Quality Sporting Footwear at most reasonable prices. You’ll always find a Stearty welcome and an open door at FOSTER’S. E. C. FOSTER, STRATFORD. A SPLENDID IN VIGOR ATOR—EDWARDS’ TONiNC-UP TONJC! rFUJKRE is nothing to f inal ;t E. for that run-down feeling; after illness, overwork, mental worries—it serves as a splendid invigorator. It strengthens and stimulates the entire nervous system. It builds up a solid defence against all minor ailments. Your digestive organs will improve your appetite—vmi will fed healthier, brighter, and better in every way after a few doses of EDWARDS’ TOMNG-LT TONIC. F. ED W ARDS, M.P.S., STRATFORD. FOR SAIF. 113 ACRES. /"VYING to ill-health, the dmsped Farm in Taranaki ; all level anil in grass and crop; IS paddock®, large house and first-class outbuildings; railway station, factory, and school adjoin property ; ffoutago is very suitable for cutting np. With careful farming the farm would return at least L’l’JUO per annum. Price only C2O per acre; terms if desired. Title, Land Transfer. Address “Farm 27,” care this Ollice. fO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. 11. ROBSON desires to notify • that ho will open a Timber rd in St ratio”'! at tiio beginning May next. Full stocks of ail Building Timbers will ho kept, both Sawn and Dressed, at lowest market pi ices. Orders for timber may, in tho meantime, be forwarded to JAMES ROBSON, Stratford, or J. H. ROBSON, Fohokwra.