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WAV^TEDS. WANTED KNOWN —J. B. Rich ards (recently with Mr Kowton King), Land and Commission Agent, Broadway, Stratford, invites land buyers to communicate with him 7ANTE I) Known—" Why take an vV inferior article when you can got the host at the same price ? For tlie best Bread and Small bloods, apply Elder’s Bakery, Stratford. WANTED Known—Job Printing VV in all its branches at lowest current rates, at the “Stratford Evening Post” Job Printing Office. ■’anerANTED, smart Boys to learn v V Electric Light Wiring, Plumbing, or Tinsmithing. McMillan and Fredric. 7ANTED, a good General; 15s. VV Labour Bureau, Elder’s Bakery, Stratford. ’Phone 151. WANTED, Carpenters; must be good tradesmen. Apply N. J. King, Builder. STRAIGHT LEASE—3SI Acres O Dairy Farm, 20 acres in bush; carry 100 cows; good house, large cowshed; handy to factory, school, and post office ; lease three to live vears, rent 17s Gd per acre.—J. H. THOMPSON-

AyiCK CARTER’S New Detective i Stories, Goorgio Sheedon’s Novels; live gross just landed, all new. no old stock. Charles E. .lames. | A DEPOSIT for one Acre of ckJ .1. land, highest part of town, balance during 3 years. J. H. Thump son. i HARD HATS for all Heads—MulJon and Marshall have a full stock of all shapes in Hard and Soft Eolt Hats. Come and inspect. WANTED, all Mothers to bring their Boys along and Purchase one of pur noted ’Varsity Suits, all shades, all sizes, low prices. Mullen and Marshall, “The Kash,” Stratford. r ACRES, Freehold, one mile from town, main road; all in grass and ploughable; 8-roomed house, 3-bail cowshed, trapshed, and dairy; Government mortgage £350, second mortgage £285. The whole concern for 'absolute Sale at £l9 per acre; consider exchange for about 10 acres near 'Stratford.—J. H. THOMPSON. 7ANTED KNOWN.—That WILW LIAM ELDER, late of tic Scotch Bakery, Hawera, has taken over the Bakery and Tearooms Business until lately carried on by Stuart Parkinson, and hopes by giving personal attention and a first-class article, to merit a share of the public patronage.

Ti/ffTLK BUCKETS, 2.V, 3, and 4 ivJL gallon?, Leg Ropes, Dairy Scrubs, Calf Ropes and Chains, Swivels, etc. Bellringer Bros., Ltd. SWEET COLLEEN CIGARETTE TOBACCO, 6d and Is packet. The Newest. Charles E. James, Stratford. A BARGAIN—2OO Acres rich coast XA Land, good buildings, adjoins factory, school: price £IG 10s acre. Owner will take town property as part payment. Apply CARTHEW AND CO., New Plymouth. OSRAM” Electric Lamps have proved themselves to be the best; they consume nearly f less current .than ordinary lamps; prices, 16 c.p. 3s 3d, 32 and 55 c.p. 3s Gd each; also, 4 and G volt accumulator lamps, “Osrams,” ; Carbon Lamps Is each. McMillan and Fredric, Agents 15/JTOIRETTE Underskirts for the Iv’iL ladies of Stratl'ord; most excellent in make and quality, at very low prices. Mrs. McCallum’s, Broadway. /TS 0 TO THE EG MONT TEA O' ROOMS, where you can get the Best Cup of Tea in Town.—MßS. BACKHOUSE, Broadway, Stratford.

T> ALL Programmes, Tickets, luviJl3 tattoos, Wedding Cards, In Memoriam and other Cards; highest quality and most artistic workmanship, at the “Stratford Evening Post” Office. SPECIAL PRICES for all Surplus kj> Stock, at SPENCE’S, during August—Ladies’ Blouses are being sold at practically half price, from 2s lid each; every buyer should see the value wo are offering. A. Spence. PLANET JR. TOOLS, Double and Single Wheel Hoes, Combination Drills and Cultivators, with and without manure attachments, Horse Hoes, etc., at Bellringer Bros., Ltd. Write for illustrated catalogue. FOR SALE. Q A ACRES, L.T.P., about 400 -lb C) -Jr acres in grass, and subdivided into 4 paddocks; sheep-proof fencing. Price £s;' easy terms. Applv J. BRAKE, Stratford.

WINTER IS ON ITS LAST LEGS! ant! Spring is popping its ncso round the corner. Probably this ’tween season weather is causing you to feel out of sorts. Most people feel the change in climatic conditions. EDWARDS’ TOMING-UP TONIC is the thing to set matters right, it is just the right remedy tc take at this time of the year. Most people take it, that’s why its sales always increase during August anti September. Buy a bottle, it will keep you fit and well. Price 2a Gd. 9 STRATFORD.

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 10, 28 August 1911, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 10, 28 August 1911, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 10, 28 August 1911, Page 1

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