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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 109, 29 June 1911, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. W. B. CORSETS! s / K I S\ f v-M V OF ALL DRAPERS. ANY BUSINESS EVERY BUSINESS! H AS its own personality; it’s the thing you deal with when you deal with any business house; the spirit of that personality determines whether or not your dealings are agreeable to you. One branch of our business is sell ing MEN’S BOOTS! THE EGMONT spirit is to sell the highest quality at lowest prices; to stock better boots than others—the best made. W 4 m. 'T'Wi m m m i m [Hp! ■A THE EGMONT GLOTHINO ■ COMPANY.

BUSINESS NOTICES. J. ROONEY. 1 GENERAL CARRIER, : And WOOD AND COAL MERCHANT, Juliet Street, Stratford. Large and Varied Stocks of Wood, and Westport and Taupiri Coal Always on Hand. Orders Promptly Attended to. WARM, COSY KITCHENS. WITH many people the kitchen is chief living room. To make • it. « arm, cosy, healthy, put in a ZEALAND!A RANGE. Tho Zealandia is not only, a grand 1 cooker—the favourite of wives, cooks, ' Ijakers—but it is built so that youdan convert it at any time into an open fire, making no smoke or smell, but giving perfect ventilation. It’s ideal for country people. Write for Catalogue No. I*B, to i BARNINCHAM AND CO., LTD., George Street, Dunedin. McMILL AN AND FREDRIC, Agents FA N'C Y GO 0 D S. .. Endless Variety. .. TOYS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. INDOOR GAMES for winter evenings STATIONERY of all leading sorts. POSTCARDS, Id to 6cl; ten gross to choose from SIXPENNY NOVELS, over 600 to, pick from AUSTRALIAN BOOKSTALL SERIES Books, including Steele Rudd’s,, Is * each ■** *- WATCHES, from 5s 6d to 40s each. Shop enlarged, double tha old one. Now Goods all departments, arriving each week. Magazines and Weekly Papers. CHARLES E. JAMES, CASH TRADER, Stratford. NOTICE. rjTHE SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY have secured one of MR. BRAYSHAW’S new and up-to-date Shops. Their business will commence there as soon as the bail diner is complp>r>d. THE MEDINA TEA ROOMS. NOW OPEN, Broadway (In T. G Grubb’s late Premises). Morning and Afternoon Tea. Beef Tea at 10. Afternoons and Evenings by Arrangement. , CARDIFF DANCING ASSEMBLY. A DANCE will be held by tho above Assembly in the School on FRIDAY, Juno 30th, commencing at 8 p.m. H. ROGERS, Httti. Sec,

PUBLIC NOTICES. FOR SALE. BRECON LEA, Opunakp Road—6 roomed House, pantry, scullery, bathroom, 2-roomed Cottage, stable, h. aul c. water, electric light, beautifully planted grounds, with 2 to 14 acres, as desired; frontage to two metalled roads. Very easy terras. ApPly W. G. MALONE. FOR SALE. GIORNER Swansea and Victoria > Streets. ..outside borough, House, ? rooms, bathroom, nantry, was! Louse, dairy, and outbuildings, and 7 acres land. R. McCORMICK. TO LEASE. ACRE Daily Fared close to Oe / Ngairo Cheese Factory, 0rcoined house, 20-bai 1 cowshed, .cartsled, etc.; ten paddocks. Full particulars met conciitions on farm. C. THYNNE THOMAS, Clin - ie Road, Ngairo. NOTICE. THE Partnership hitherto existing between ns in the Butchery Business in Broadway, is dissolved as from June 30th, 1 1911. The business will be carried on in future by J. Hume, to whom all debts must be paid and all accounts against the firm rendered. HUME AND INSTON, Stratford, June 24th, 1911.

ARANAKI PLUMPTON COURSING CLUB. H A W E R A. (Run under N.Z.C.A. Rules.) WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JULY utli and 6th, 1911. MAIDEN STAKE.—For Maiden Dogs and Bitches, unlimited number, at £2 each ; open to all registered greyhounds that have not .yon over £5 in any one stake at time of draw. Nominations ami Acceptances to be ia Secretary s hands on July 4th. ■NOTE.—That no nomination will le accepted at the draw, which will take place at 7.30 p.m. on MONDAY, July 4th, at Mr. Budge’s Office, Princes Street, Hawora. Winner £25, Runner-up £5. Two Dogs at £2 10s each. (Thirty Nominations or Stakes paid pro rata). LICENSED VICTUALLERS’ CUP (Open Sweepstake).—For unlimited number of Dogs and Bitches at £2 each. First dog, Silver Cup, value £lO 10s, and 75 ior . cent, of Stake.-Runner-up, 25 per cent. The Club deducts 25 per cent, from the Stakes. Draw same time and place as Maiden Event. CONDITIONS.—The Cup must be wan by the same owner twice in succession or three times at intervals before becoming the absolute property of the owner. SUPPLEMENTARY EVENT (If circumstances and time permit).— For all Dogs beaten in first and second round of Maiden Event. Nomination £1 Is each, which will close with the Secretary on the Course. First dog 75 per cent. Runner-up 25 per cent. The Ohio deducts 25 per cent from the Stakes T. TRASK, Hon. Sac.