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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 19, 7 September 1911, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. THE SPIRIT OF TO-DAY. MEN’S CLOTHING IS NOW AMONG THE BYGONES WITH YOUNG MEN PP GOOD TASTE. TO-DAY ALL MEN WANT THE LINES SUGG US JOE OE YOUTH, AND THAT S JUST WHERE OUR MIGHT REIGNS SUPREME. EG MONT CLOTHES TO MEASURE. EXCEL IN SHAPLELINESS BECAUSE WE STUDY THE SPIRIT OE TO-DAY’S DEMANDS. FURTHER, WE SUPER- \ JSE AND CONTROL THE SHOPPING AND MAKING. THIS INSURES UNIFORMITY OF TAILORING HERETOFORE SO UNRELIABLE WHEN TO RETAIL 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.—-

A capable man to drive a lorry or cart is wanted. Messrs. Lamason and Melville will hold their usual weekly sale at their rooms on Saturday next. Tenders are invited for logging and stumping ten acres of land. “Off to school you go.” And off they scamper, happy youngsters! Mr H. J. Hopkins suggests that as they pass his store they might get any new books or requisites which they stand in need of. The Cash Tailoring Company, Broadway, has an announcement of special interest to ladies in their space on page 2. Mr Newton King holds his usual weekly sale at the Haymarket, Mart on Saturday next. For influenza take Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure; never falls. Is 6d and 2s 6d * Large consignments of the new spring and summer fashions, in millinery, ladies’ costumes, blouses, etc., are now arriving at A. Spence s x “The right place to buy pianos and music is undoubtedly at E. Dixon and Co.’s Music Depot, Stratford.* McMillan and-, Fredric, Broadway, Stratford, Sole Agents for Wolseley Sheep-Shearing Machines, the most popular and up-to-date shearer on the market; Alliance Dove-tailed Bee Hives and Beekeepers’ Requisites, at Dunedin prices; Domo Separators, equal to the more expensive machines, from £Z os.* Coronation Numbers of “Black and White,” “The Sphere,” and “The Graphic.” H. J. Hopkins has a few copies left.*

AUCTION SALES. . , , IN THE ESTATE OF J. MANLY (Deceased.) NEWTON KING HAS received instructions from the Public Trustee to Sell by Auction, at his Mart, Stratford, on SATURDAY, September 9th, 1911, — Section G 3, Block 6, Ngaire S.D., containing 70 acres 2 perches This ideal little dairy farm is situated on the Fiimerty Road, Ngaire, mile from first-class cheese factory and railway station, 1 mile from school, 7-roomed house, and usual farm outbuildings; well watered. Sale at 2 p.m. sharp. STRATHMORE YARDS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th. VOUNG, HOBBS AND GO. X v■ ii sell by public auction aI(vo QOn head mixed cattle, Including—--80 mixed yearlings 30 2 year heifers 30 2 year steers 20 springing cows and heifers SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, 1911. LAMASON AMD MELVILLE will sell at their rooms— POULTRY POULTRY. POULTRY. Vegetables, seed potatoes, 12 sacks table potatoes, 12 sacks horse carrots, swedes, cauliflowers, cabbages, 15 1501 b sacks pollard, 9 sacks rice meal, onions, duchess chests, 1 mangle, box spring and wire-wove mattresses, milkcans, iron bedsteads, round tables, kitchen and diningroom tables, couches, hall table, child’s chair, kitchen chairs, blacksmith fire blower, pig netting, 2 separators, kitchen dresser, books, jars, lamps, a quantity of men’s and boys’ coats, hats, shirts, caps, etc. Also, 1 Duncan plough, in good order, 2-leaf tine narrows 1 farmer’s cart. 1 Cortland waggon, in good order Sale at 12.30. FOR SALESPLENDID 7-ROOMED HOUSE, Juliet Street, with all conveniences, well built, and nicely situated. Pi'lco £855; easy terms. FOR LEASE, 17 ACRES good level Land, in the Borough of Stratford, situated on Pembroke Road West. Will lease for 12 months at £2 per acre rental. Apply C. AND E. JACKSON, LAND AGENTS, BROADWAY. WJ ANTED, a capable Man to drive V t carrier’s lorry or cart; good wages to good man ; steady employment. Apply this office at once.