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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 100, 17 June 1911, Page 2

V .yl 1 •• SUSHiESG NOTICES. 3: j* - m <? $ l.(i 'I i '■ t.;-. • ■tu enc e “AND THE WEATHER CROWS COLDER —COLDER EVERY DAY!” Winter’s worst days are yet to conic. Don’t takQ any more risks—wc’ro ready to put you into heavy clot.ies. You may save a medicine bill.by Purchasing Now. You will save money if you Purchase at SPENCE’S, „ Our Ready-to-wear 'Suits for Men and Boys are “out on their own tor Pit, Style' and Wear-ability. We have Overcoats, Raincoats, .Macintoshes, and Oilskins that will keep you as dry as a duck under its feathers when it rains —and as warm as toast when it blows cold. While England is preparing to Crown a King we’re making ready to Crown His Majesty the New Zealand Citizen with the latest Hats—m Felt (hard and soft), or Tweed Caps. We have Shirts for Men and Boys in Ceylon and All-wool Materials. The famous Rislyn All-wool Undershirts and Pants Also, Ties and Collars. WHAT ARE YOUR NEEDS? Our stocks of'Men’s an 1 Boys’ Wear spell READINESS to oppose Winter’s Attack. And Our Values arc Second to None. A. SPENCE. STRATFORD. ■!■■ ■mi ii iiTfr ntl 1 1 niTni'rT'niT'irart^ izssxa m iwumruirai NE WTO KING. AUCTIONEER, LAND, STOCK, AND STATION AGENT, PRODUCE AND GENERAL MERCHANT. LAND ADVERTISEMENT r.io SEE . IMPLEMENT ADVERTISEMENT PACE 8 PRODUCE ADVERTISEMENT .PAQ.E,. ~.3 BROADWAY, STRATFORD nxsmumw.mruM KEMP & SA WEE, mb ■ AUCTIONEERS LAND AGENTS, AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. ■S - •i > . : WE HAVE, IK STOCK— Kew Season's Prime Oat-sheaf Chaff, Feed Oats, Maize, Wheat, Pollaid, Bian, Towl Grit, Cement, PratPs Poultry Food. i: : i SHAMROCK BLOOD MEAL. UP-TO-DATE AND DERWENT TABLE POTATOES. R. McK. Morison’s Nurseries *- hi Prosser’s Westfield' Manures, Etc., Etc.

YOUNG, HOBBS AND CO., A U C T LONGER S, SEEDSMEN, AND LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. ’PROPERTIES FOR SALE. TO BE SOLD~AS A GOING CONCERN. /?'Q ACRES freehold subdivided into I/O 8 paddocks, half ploughed, close to railway, school, aim factory; will carry 21 cows; last year netted £230; 6-roomed House, cowshed (concrete floor), stock, 15 picked cows, 2 pedigree cows, 1 heifer (purebred), 3 choice heifers (Grade Jersey), 1 horse, trap, harness, etc., cans, buckets, 5 acres turnips, 30 ton hay, 25 shares paid up in Midhirst factory. Price £1725; £OOO deposit ; price without stcck, £22 per acre. gjLIPPERS . HAVE THE FLOOR! >" ’ For the next month or two a warm friendship will spring up between the family and their Slippers. Have yu bought yours yet? A line new shipment has just been opened up at FOSTER’S It brings a great variety at prices from I/- T 0 6/1 1. Get a pair of Hood’s Goloshes or Gumboots. They are the best in the market for keeping out ; the wet. FOSTER’S have (hem with Rolled or Plain Edges. Also, Maple Leaf Gum Boots. VALUE IS MY FIRST THOUGHT! E. G. FOSTER, STRATFORD. TO SHOOTISTS. rpRESPASSEBS with dog or go I. on tin 1 Stratford B.n-ceinir> property on Pembroke Bond East wi lie prosecuted with flic ullimU, rii«M of the law. Any dog found strayim there will bo destroyed on sight. J. R. MACK A'.

V-NEW ZEALAND ■ r ; LOAN & MERCANTILE ' ’ AGENCY- C a : . LIMITED. ST S 3 AT VOS D.. CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED .£1,920,648. EISSEHVES , -... ■ £500,000. STOCK AUCTIONEERS. LAND SALESMEN. AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. We have now throe.sanuine buyers on hand for Small harms oi fr.om 60 to 100 Acres, so request tlioso who have properties of this description for sale to send particulars at once. A-:' Kl , FARMERS, LOOK! A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY! |/ja ACRES,' Freehold, no weeds, splendid level land, well fenced and JLoU divided; 50 acres ploughed, within smin. of factory, school, V and store ; 5 miles to railway and go.,a tbiAi j C-roomed House, good shed, with milking plant in splendid order; returns of cows and farm may ho >• teen by intending purchasers. This is a good and cheap property, and not bo missed. Price, with milking machines (engine), circular saw, •Vand; patent water heater, etc., £32 per acre, with £6OO cash down ,balance. at 5 per cent, for a long term. T ACRES, Freehold, good level land free of weeds, 50 acres ploughy ed ; splendid buildings, go .d roads ; 3 mile to factory, school, and post office. Only £2i iOs per aero with £SOO cash down. K-ctbre, and post per No. 876 ; ACRES, Freehold, level and rolling land (good grass country), all frassod and well divided; beep-proof fences; 6-rooinod House, shed; school and factory handy. Price £l7 10s per acre ; good Terms. ACRES, Freehold, grand le/'ol farm, nearly half ploughed; splendid buildings; 9-room'd house; one mile to township and Price £3O per acre; good terms. _ No. 1073 & • f* Q ACRES, Freehold, nearly all ’doughed, splendid house and sheds; O?J half mile to township and railway; carrying 30 cows, which show good returns. Price £4O per acre; easy terms. No. 1072 CLIENTS LIBERALLY FINANCED. i’i We request those desirous of eifc.ior v Hilying nr selling to correspond with us, as we can offer assistance to intending purchasers that no olhei • firms are offering. A. C. BELL, Land Salesman. . MACHINERY—WE STOCK FARMERS’ FAVOURITE DU ILLS DISC HARROWS (without pole) CHAIN AND SPIKE HARROWS REID AND GRAY PLOUGHS, Etc. W. A. HEWITT, Agent. SPECIAL TO MEN. ; T. MERCER. t: ; D HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST, BROADWAY, ■ \F.S I RES TO CALL ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING INDENT ■ * SMOKERS’ LINKS:— LOW lE. G.n D.. and H. It U. PICKS. Also. TOBACCOS and CICAR KITES of the Rest Procurable Hi a ml* Iri li’Ctfl •» I' WINTER REASON .fork of FOOT it \ M. C C RON INO CRiV'C ;• ( \r 11 i*\ <t c