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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 8, 25 August 1911, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. W. B. CORSETS! ORLD’S jj^EST! W° NT JB REAKI ORTH jgUYINGI JgENEF ACTORS I W ELL IjONEDI W EAR B EST! jgEAUTIFULLYI ffiP'f if ■; 1/ A.C if M WWW ! w~M TT OF ALL DRAPERS. THE SPIRIT OF TO-DAY. MEN’S CLOTHING IS NOW AMONG THE BYGONES WITH YOUNG MEN PR GOOD TASTE. TO-DAY ALL MEN WANT THE LINES SUGGESTIVE OE YOUTH, AND THAT 3 JUST WHERE OUR MIGHT REIGNS SUPREME. EG MONT CLOTHES TO MEASURE. wPHMQKMwmEMBBMtaaaBMBMawawMnBMeMatMi EXCEL IN SHAPLELINESS BECAUSE WE STUDY THE SPIRIT OF TO-DAY’S DEMANDS. FURTHER, WE SUPERVISE AND CONTRA, THE SI I OPTING AND MAKING. THIS INSURES UNIFORMITY OF TAILORING HERETOFORE SO UNRELIABLE WHEN TO RETAI L AS LOW AS 60s TO 765. THAT’S OUR SPECIALITY. ALL TRIAL ORDERS PLACED LAST SPRING EARNED FOR US THIS WINTER FULL ORDERS WITH CONFIDENCE. WHAT YOU SOW, YOU'LL REAP. INVESTIGATE AT THE EGMONT CLOTHING ' . COMPANY. ’ ' "

AHJCT3QM SALKS. ] MPORTAXT ANN UAL' DAIRY SALE. - FINNERTY ROAD, XGATRE." THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th. NEWTON KIHQ ' HAS received instructions from MR. JR. H. PHILLIPS, to Sell WITHOUT RESERVE—/jAA CHOICE DAIRY COWS ■iUU AND HEIFERS, as under— -110 Holstein cows, chiefly 2nd to 4th calvsrs, • at profit, and close to calving 50 Jersey cows 40 Ayrshire and Shorthorn cows 60 2 month to 3 year Jersey heifers 40 3 year Ayrshire and Shorthorn heifers 100 3 year Holstein heifers, at profit and close to calving. Luncheon provided. Sale at 10.30 sharp. The above are all bona fide dairy cows, carefully selected, and in good condition. Every cow will be guaranteed sound and in calf. The greater portion are Jersey, Holstein, and Jer-sey-Holstein cross. They are all young, and are without doubt a particularly choice herd of cows. All stock will be trucked free of charge. IMPORTANT SALE OF REDID REE AND PUREBRED JERSEY CATTLE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Bth. NEWTON KING IX AS received instructions from 1 Mil. JOHN HALE, to Sell by Auction, at the Farm, Junction Road, as above— The whole of his Fjord of Pedigree , and Purebred Jersey Cows and Bulls, .consisting el--23 choice cows at full profit, or to calve early 1 4 year pedigree Jersey bull^ 1 3 year pedigree Jersey bull 5 2 year pedigree Jersey bulls 7 yearling pedigree Jersey bulls Luncheon at 12.30 o’clock. Sale at 1 p.m. NOTE.—The cattle are an exceptionally lino lot, the cows bring all fawn in colour, of Mr. Hale’s own breeding, and for quality and appearance, are undoubtedly the handsomest grade herd ever offered in Taranaki. Authenticated tests of each cow will be given at the sale. The bulls are all by pedigree stock out of heavy milking cows. A brake for intending buyer’s will leave the Mart at 11.30 a.m. IN THE MATTER OF THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, IDOL I THOMAS HIGGINSOX, of Low- , garth. Farmer, a bankrupt, hereby give notice that I intend to apply* to the Supreme Court of New Zealand, at New Plymouth, on the 20th day of September,' 1914, for an Order of Discharge under ‘‘The Bankruptcy Act. 1908.” Dated the 23rd day of August, 1911. (Signed) THOMAS HIGGTNSON. '