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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 87, 1 June 1911, Page 1

WANTEDS. WANTED, a good Girl to assist with housework; wages 12s per week. Apply this office for address. WANTED, a Waitress, Second Kitchen Man, and a strong Gild for laundry work. Apply by letter to F. Calgher, Whangamomona Hotel. WANTED KNOWN—J. B. Kick ards (recently with Mr Newton King), Land and Commission Agent, Broadway, Stratford, invites land buyers to communicate with him WHAT Lamp do you use? Incandescent Keiosono Lamps give a marvellously increased light and decrease oil consumption. Wo stock these Lamps in hanging and table styles. Sidney Ward and Co., ironmongers. Stratford. WANTED Known—Job Printing in all its branches at lowest current rates, at the “Stratford Evening Post” Job Printing Office. A CONFERENCE of Christians .c\ will be held (D.V.) in the Gospel Hall, Stratford, Saturday and Sunday, June 3rd and 4th. Hours of Meeting; 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m., 2 p.m. to 4.30 p.m., 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. All heartily invited to attend. Discount of 2d in is off Hoiiow- . ware, ■ Tinware, Enamelled Ware, Cutlery, Lampware, and Farm and Garden Tools, at Bellringer’s Sale. HOUSE and It) Acts, Stratford, price LiSUU: only £IOO cash, balance 5 years. Don’t miss the opportunity. J. B. Richards. 1 OA ACRE Farm, with 50 acres lOU ploughed and stumped, 11 miles 'from town, will Exchange for small property or unimproved sheep country. W. W. Hodge, Opunake Road. Stratford. A LLIANCE Beekeepers’ Supplies £%. are the Best. M'Millan and Fredric. NEW Crockery Lines at Sidney Ward and Co.’s include the handsome “Royal Bayreuth” ware; don’t forget our China Salt Boxes, impervious by moisture, and the perfection of cl anlinesa. ADVANCE with the times, and wear the new styles of footwear offered bv “Lewis,” your up-to-date Bootmaker. BUSHMEN boat their previous host by using “Collie King” Axes. A “Collie King” will knock down an acre of bush in less time than any other axe on the market. Sidney Ward and Co., Stratford, sell them. SHEETINGS— You all know that the value of cotton goods has been steadily rising for some time past, but perhaps you don’t know that wo recently bought a big lot of Unbleached Shootings at lower prices than we could now land similar goods. The value is really good. Our selling prices are:—s2in. Is and Is 3d; 72in., Is, Is 3d, Is 5d ; SOin.. Is 4Jd, Is Gd, Is 7d, Is 9d. R. H. White and Co., where the best values are—White’s Conor, Stratford. *0 USH to Lewis’s Cash Boot Arfor a pair of warm slippers T* ty are indespensible. VENING Shoes of the finest qual- -■* ity and most reasonable prices for ladies and gentlemen. Prices from 5s Gd to 15s Gd. ACRES. North Auckland; Level and Undulating: Good Quality and Position; £G; £3OO cash. J. B. RICHARDS. IAA ACRES, rich, dairy farm Ha Iv’l/ wora, now buildings, £35 10s £SOO cash. Possession arranged. Good bargain.—J. B. Richards. LEWIS’S LOVELY LINES FOR Ladies in finest footwear and astonishing in value and appearance. Lewis, Broadway. “T ET us make you aviso.” Lewis’s -*-i footwear ensures a thoroughly good understanding. Get one! Lewis, Cash Boot Arcade, Broadway. BALL Programmes, Tickets, Invitations, Wedding Cards, In Momoriam and other Cards; highest quality and most artistic workmanship, at tiie “Stratford Evening Post” Office. LADIES! Have you seen the now All any Tad Eve a. ig Shoe? Lowis has a stock arriving. I’roauu ay. i A CCORDEONS from 12s to 30s: £w. Sale pi*ico; good toned ones. Charles E. James. SEND your Orders for Job Printing, Book-work, Accounts, Letterheads, and General Printing, to the “Stratford Evening Post” Jobbing Department. BEWARE i Lest you should bo pursuaded to buy your Winter Boots elsewhere, before carefully considering Lewis’ huge and wcll-assort-'A stock. Lewis, Broadway. pxl Ui.lvviL. J lie iiiiS .* d' enlarged to make room for Lewis’ advertisements for the Finest Footwear in New Zealand. ftpO LET, Four Hundred Acres of -4- Bush. For particulars apply tiiis office. JjRiOER Snips in Diess Materials, at k.' Spmce’s- No. 1 : Range Rough i!aid-wcanag Tweeds, for school and country. Is Jd per yard. No. 2: Nun 1 selected striped Tweeds, in navy, ; n:oy, and brown. Is I.ld per yard, i No. 3: Lot Melton Sergo, a good fab- | ■ u- for iiard dear. Is 3d per yard. \ i. 1 i - Full range Plain Habit Cloth, suitable for drosses and costumes. Is lid ! [,e: yard. Spence’s, Stratford. A N r i’ E D K N O W N. JOE LEE, LAUNDRYMAN, ; of Broadway South, has tiro best laundry in town. His prices are:-—White I Shirts sd, Collars Id, and all otiier articles at equally low rates. Giva nim | a trial