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BUSINESS NOTICES. NOW ARRIVING! FIRST SPRING SHIPMENTS JUST TO HAND. HER E ARE A FEW OF ' HANNAH’S SPECIALITIES IN LADIES’ “CHIC” TAN AND BLACK FOOTWEAR, 9 LACE DF 4 IEY SHOES. Burt’s Celebrated Makes. t rnrro, SHOES, “Bective” Celebrated Makes LaiMES GLACE BAR OXFORD AND DERBY, College Celebrated Makes. LADIES’ GLACE HOOTS AND SHOES. Pint well Celebrated Makes GLACE BOOTS AND SHOES, Bostock’s Celebrated Makes; LADIES GLACE BOOTS AND SHOES, Waukwell Celebrated Makes PRICES FROM 23 6tt to 23s Gd. A Shoo that looks good and feels good, and is good; is the finishing cnucli to every woman’s toilet. The Men’s and Children’s Department* “'f 1 ‘M>letG mth everytiinig, for I'ield or City Wear, and our now justhf.debated iERKTIORIAL BOOT at Jos 9d, .for Military or Civilian Weals selling like the proverbial hot cakes. WHY NOT A “BANG UP” GOOD SUIT THIS SPRING ? YOU CANNOT ARGUE FIT INTO A SUIT 1 • slk doesn’t hsl j the clothes to wear any better fUf I! 10 .*! 2 plains serve as a substitute for the his look<- Tai ° r!tlS <hat maeies a man satisfied with First, Jast, and aT the time, good Tailoring is the getVoni” 8 that r3a!,y COunts ‘ and this 's what you THE GASH TAILORING COMPANY. You may rest assured every process from the first snip the shears make into the cloth until the final tey 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 Suitings that will oe muen worn this spring. Call at any time and gat measured, and enjoy the satisfaction of wearing an up-to-date suit. ’■ u ' ■ , , ••A ’ \ THE CASH TAILORING COMPANY, STEATFOED. - 755 Leydon, GENERAL FURNISHER, Broadway, STRATFORD, Where satisfaction can be given in Quality, Value, & Prices. Carries the Largest Stock in Tarapa ki.M ana-, factored by the Best Workmen. & '■M/rm Mfm< m W!h i' //W 0\ vW? - * llpliil. i; i ’ v> \ i‘ \'M «s***• • 77///il m ■m -a John leydon, FCR Artist 1c Furniture comprising every article required in the household. If not in stock will no manufactured ; n the factory at the shortest notice. Funerals conducted at-lowest rates town or country, S. CLARK, Manager, JOHN LEM. GENERAL FURNISHER. STRATFORD.

BEST FOR FARMERS! _ As to which is the best .Range for farmers, there can be only one reply—the “ ZEALANDSA ” RANGE. It meets their needs every way. It is. economical in fuel lasts a lifetime, and as for cooking! well, pastrycooks, bakers, „ and other exports 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 fiye, making the kitchen a scene of cosiness and comfort. Write for Catalogue 18, 3ARNINCHAM AND CQ. ( LTD.. George Stregt,; Dunedin, Me Mil! an and Fredric, Agents. Y 0UHOBBS AMO CC, 9 SEEDSMEN AND LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. CHOICE DAIRY FARM. STRATFORD 1) ISTRi CT. i 'X X ACRES, all in grass, 69 lacres stumped ; all level; will carry 70 cows; good 6-roomed house, newly renovated; cowshed, concrete floor. Price £2B per acre; £6OO down.

j balance easy terms, or will Lease with I compulsory , purchasing clause, five years, £2B;' rental 28s, with a small leposit, or straight-out lease three years, at 28s per acre. This farm can be honestly recommended, and is in real good heart; land adjoining up to £32 10s per acre.

NOTICE. aAVING taken over Mr. Lovett’s business, we are now prepared to undertake all classes of HIM OK, CONCRETE, And DRAINAGE WORK. Time, Cement, Brinks, Fire Clay, Fire I‘ipes. and All Classes of Sanitary Ware Supplied; All Work entrusted to us will bo faithfully carried out. Any order loft with Mr. Lovett will bo promptly attended to. MURRAY STRATFORD. FOR SALE. in ACRES. / \WING to ill-health, the cheapest * Fain, in Taranaki; all level 'ml in (grass and crop; IS paddocks, ■arge house and first-class outhuild- • sju;s ; railway station, factory, and •'cbool adjoin property; frontage is ■cry suitable for cutting up. With •arefill fanning the farm world reMini at least 111200 per annum. Price on application; terms if de■drod. Title, Land Transfer. Address “Farm 27,” care this ;) flies*.

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 41, 3 October 1911, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 41, 3 October 1911, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 41, 3 October 1911, Page 2

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