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BUSINESS NOTICES. HANNAH'S REGISTERED “WAULKWELL” U 55 BOOTS. FOR MEN. MEN’S GLACE KID GOLOSHED TOOTS, 12s Gel. MEN’S GLACE KID GOLOSHED BOOTS, 15s Gel. MEN’S GLACE KID DERBY’S OR BALS, IGs Gel. MEN’S BOX CALF GOLOSHED BALS., 12s Gel. MEN’S BOX CALF GOLOSHED BALS., 14s Gel. MEN’S BOX CALF GOLOSHED BALS., 18s Gel. to 255, 8 shaped toes—medium, round, and square. AMD OUR REGULATION BOOT, THE TERRITORIAL, FOR MEN. The Cheapest and Best Boot ever seen or turned out in this country, 15/11. Pattern as adopted by Defence Department. And at our door we are showing Pretty Coloured Shoos at really ridiculous prices for the Children’s Fancy Dress Ball. HANNAH’S, HEADWAY. WHY NOT A “ BANG UP ” GOOD SUJT THIS SPRING ? YOU CANNOT ARGUE FIT INTO A SUIT I Talk doesn’t hel 3 the clothes to wear any better, nor can mere claims servo as a substitute for the shapely Tailoring that makes a man satisfied with his looks. First, last, and all the time, good Tailoring is the only thing that really counts, and this is what you get from THE CASH TAILORING COMPANY. You may rest ass ured every process from the first snip the shears make into the cloth until the final “try on” is over, YOUR SUIT is as carefully and as painstakingly made as if you were watching it. We are now showing the class of Suitihgs that will be much worn this spring. Call at any time and get measured, and enjoy the satisfaction of wearing an up-to-date suit. THE CASH TAILORING COMPANY, STRATFORD. *55 Leyden, GENERAL FURNISHER, Broadway, STRATFORD, Where satisfaction can be given in Quality, Value, <& Prices. Carries the Largest Stock in Taranaki.Manufactured by the Best Workmen. m AN m irfS 7/ 'M John, Mi FC'R A i Ill' •i- ,i A rt istic Furniture comprising every article required in tho household. If not in stock will be manufactured In the factory at the shertest notice. Funerals conduct* ed at lowest rates town or country. S. CLARK, j,MAxVAo uai. OHN LEiBON. GENERAL FURNISHER. STRATFORD.

BEST FOR FARMERS! As to which is the best Range for farmers, there can be onlv one reply—the “ZEALANDIA” RANGE. It meets their needs every way. It is economical in fuel lasts a lifetime, and as for cooking! well, pastrycooks, bakers, and other experts say it just can’t be beaten. Moreover, it possesses one supreme advantage: In-live seconds it can be opened out into a splendid open fire, making the kitchen a scene of cosiness and comfort. Write for Catalogue 18, BARNINGHAM AND CO., LTD., George Street, Dunedin. McMillan and Fredric, Agents. YOUNG, HOBBS AND CO., SEEDSMEN AND LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. CHOICE DAIRY FARM. STRATFORD D f.STRI CT. iPR ACRES, all in grass, GO 1 vjfj acres stumped; all level; will carry 70 cows; good G-roomed house, newly renovated; cowshed, concrete floor. Price £2B per acre; £6OO down, balance easy terms, or will Lease with compulsory purchasing clause, live years, £2B; rental 235, with a small deposit, or straight-out lease three rears, at 28s per acre. This farm can bo honestly recommended, and is in real good heart; land adjoining up to £32 10s per acre. NOTICE. STAYING taken over Mr. Lovett’s business, we are now prepared to undertake all classes of BRICK, CONCRETE, And DRAINAGE WORK. Lime, Cement, Bricks, Fire Pipes, and All Classes of Sanitary Ware Supplied. All Work entrusted to us will bo faithfully carried out. Any order left with Mr. Lovett will be promptly attended to. MURRAY BROS., STRATFORD. FOR SALE. 213 ACRES. OWING to ill-health,, the ''heapogt Farm in Taranaki; all level ■ind in grass and crop; 18 paddocks, large house and first-class outbuildings; railway station, factory, and «chool adjoin property; frontage is very suitable for cutting up. With careful farming the farm w'” Id reMini at least £I2OO p»r annum Price ou application; terms if desired. Title, Lard Transfer. Address “Farm 27,” care this Office.

JAMES RUTHERFORD REGAN STREET, STRATFORD. Desires the Public of Stratford and District to know that he is an EXPERT FARRIER, having for several years held the rank of FARRIER-SERGEANT IN THE FIFTH DRAGOON GUARDS, and holds credentials from that Regiment Under Veterinary Surgeons Constant and Cheeseman. JAMES RUTHERFORD was also formerly Farrier to SIR GEORGE CLIFFORD, SIR WM. ROBINSON, MAJOR G. NELSON, , MR. GEO. G. STEAD, MR. DAN O’BRIEN, AIR. “DICK” MASON, And other loading owners of thoroughbred horses. Ho is thus able to offer THOROUGH EXPERIENCE in the Care of Horses’ Feet to his patrons, and will bo glad to place his services at the disposal of OLD FRIENDS AND NEW. A VERY PRESENT HELP IN TIME OF NEED—EGMONT VETERINARY HEALOI The Scientific Pharmacist, can go no further in evolving a ourativo Veterinary Ointment. ...It is made to (it all conditions and to Cure Bruises, Knocks, Sprains, Cuts, etc., no matter what the circumstances may be. Thousands of tins of it have been sold—and not one single camplaint has been received. It is the Farmers’ True Friend. Price fs 6d a tin. F. EDWARDS, M.P.S., STRATFORD. BATHS. Galv. Iron, for building in, 30s «.ai,h. Galv. lion, extra heavy, on ieet, COs each. Best quality, Cast Iron, Poruidain, Enamelled, from £6 10s. Bath Seats, Sponge and Soap Racks. SINKS. Enamelled, Stamped Steel, and Cast Iron, 24in., from 17s (id. PORCELAIN LAVATORY BASINS. Round, Oblong, Square, with or . without Iron Brackets, from 15s. M°MILLAN AND FREDRIC. BROADWAY, STRATFORD.

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 38, 29 September 1911, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 38, 29 September 1911, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 38, 29 September 1911, Page 2

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