WANTEDS. WANTED, a good Girl for housework. Apply Mrs. 0. Lovett, Miranda Street. W AXTFd), a Girl to assist with V V housework. Apply Mrs. W. D. Colson, Pembroke Road, Stratford. WANTED, a good strong Lad to learn the llricklaying; also, a good Laiiouror. Apply at once to (.. Lovett, Miranda Street. WANTED KNOWN—J. D. Richarts (recently, with:Mr Newton King), Land and Commission Agent, Broadway, Stratford, invites land buyers to communicate with him w WANTED Known—Job Printing in all its branches at lowest current rates, at the “Stratford Evening Post” Job Printing Uliico. WANTED, smart Boys to learn Electric Light Wiring, Plumbing, or Tinsmitbing. McMillan and Fredric. WANTED, a good General; lbs. Labour Bureau, Elder’s Bakery, Stratford. ’Phono 151. WANTED, two Mon, for milking; good place. Labour Bureau, Elder’s Bakery, Stratford. HARD HATS for all Heads—Mullen and Marshall have a full stock of all shapes in Hard and Soft Felt Hats. Come and inspect. WANTED, all Mothers to bring their Boys along and Purchase one of our noted ’Varsity Suits, all shades, all sizes, low prices. Mullen and Marshall, ‘‘The Kash,” Stratford. WANTED KNOWN.—That WILLIAM ELDER, late of tie Scotch Bakery, Hirwera, has taken over the Bakery and Tearooms Bi.siuess 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. Milk buckets, 21, 3, ami 4 'gallons, Leg Ropes, DairyScrubs, Calf Ropes and Chains, Swivels, etc. Bellringer Bros., Ltd. QUARTER-ACRE Sections, Jmin. from Broadway, Stratford, for £75; deposit- £lO, balance in two jyoars at 0 per cent. J. H. THOMPSON, S tractor.!. A BARGAIN—2OO Acres rich coast Land, good buildings, adjoins factory, school: price £l6 10s acre. Owner will take town property as part payment. Apply CART HEW AND CO., New Plymouth. £? -|j jTt DEPOSIT for Freehold Site c& .1. vl in finest part of Stratfprd Borough; balance in two years. J. H. THOMPSON. Stratford. ‘ OSRAM” Electric Lamps have proved themselves to bo the best; .they consume nearly % less current than ordinary lamps; prices, 16 c.p. 3s 3d, 32 and 55 c.p, 3s Gd each; also, 4 and 6 volt accumulator lamps, “Osrams,”; Carbon Lamps Is each. .McMillan and Fredric, Agents 171 REE HOLD Section, handy to Stratford Post Office’, with a good footpath : water supply and electric light available pay £lO down and send the balance in two years.—J. H. THOMPSON, Stratford. MOIRETTE Underskirts for the ladies of Stratford; most excellent in make and quality, at very low prices. Mrs. McCallum’a. Broadway. GO TO THE EGMONT TEA ROOMS, where you can got the Best Cup of Tea in -Town.—MßS. BACKHOUSE, Broadway, Stratford. BALL Programmes, Tickets, Invitations, Wedding Care's, In Mernoriam and other Cards; highest quality and most artistic workmanship, at the “Stratford Evening Post” SPECIAL PRICES for all Surplus Stock, at SPENCE’S, during August—Ladies’ Blouses are being sold at practically half price, from 2s lid each;, every buyer should sec the value we are offering. A. Sponoo. 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. WINTER IS ON ITS LAST LEGS! and Spring is popping its nose round the corner. Probably this ’tween season weather is causing you to fool out of sorts. Most people Ice! the change in climatic conditions. EDWARDS’ TONINC-UP TONIC is the thing to set matters right. It is just the right remedy to take at this time of the year. Most people take it, that’s why its sales always increase during August and September. Euy a bottle, it will keep you fit and well. PHCO 25 Gd. F. EDWARDS, STRATFORD. ANTEDK N O W N. JOE LEE, LAUNDRYMAN, of Broadway Smith, has the best laundry in town. His prices are:—White Shirts sd, Collars Id, and all ntiior articles at equally low rates. Give him a trial QOUNTY HOTEL, o n ’RATFORD. W. . , KIRKWOOD, Cooko’ Coupons Accepted.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 17, 5 September 1911, Page 1
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