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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 41, 3 October 1911, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. • ggma&mßmaa&mimmsiammmmKißMxamssmnHmnnKmßmmamßWßßmisaamßimßtsaxmaarsmsmmamm I THE SPIRIT . - OP TO-DAY. I MEN’S CLOTHING IS NOW AMONG THE BYGONES WITH i YOUNG MEN UE GOOD TASTE. TO-DAY ALL MEN WANT I THE LINES 'jtfGGESI I v E OK YOUTH, AND THAT S JUST ?j WHERE OUR MIGHT REIGNS SUPREME. | EG. MONT CLOTHES TO I MEASURE. I EXCEL IN SHAPLELINESS BECAUSE WE STUDY THE SPIRIT OK TO-DAY’S DEMANDS. FURTHER, WE SUPE.iiSE AND CONTRtL. THE SHOPPING AND MAKING. THIS INSURES• UNIFORMITY' OF TAILORING HERETOFORE SO UNRELIABLE WHEN JO RETAIL AS LOW AS 60s TO T6s. | THAT’S OUR SPECIALITY. ALL TRIAL ORDERS PLACED LAST SPRING EARNED FOR US 'J’HTS WINTER FULL ORDERS WITH CONFIDENCE. WHAT YOU SOW, YOU’LL REAP. INVESTIGATE AT THE EGMONT CLOTHING COMPANY. •

BUSINESS NOTICESSHOiST SKIRTS GEVE ADDED TO THE SHOES* BE CAREFUL! Use discrimination in choosing your SPUING FOOTWEAR Let prudence direct you, and if you Study Economy your steps will lead to FOSTER’S. There you will find the Newest, Daintiest, and Neatest Footwear ever designed to grace woman’ s feet—at very low prices. A Few Suggestive Examples are hero given:— LADIES’ WELTED BOOTS, 20s and 22s Gd. VERY SMART GLACE DERBY BALMORALS, at 13s 3d and STYLISH SHOES, WELTED, Splendid Value, at IGs and 18s Gd. May We Shew You These To-day? B. G. POSTER. STRATFORD. FARMS I BAY OF PLENTY. 580 ACRES Freehold, 18 miles from , Tauranga, 200 in grass, .‘3BO in milling timber, nearly all ploughable when cleared; on main coach road; good clean country. Price 80s per acre, on terms. On account of domestic affairs this farm has to be sold, hence the very low figure—a real snip. 53 ACRES , in tho very pick of the i richest land in the Bay of Plenty; 25 acres planted with carefullyselected best varieties of Fruit Trees, 3500 trees in full bearing this season, balance of place in grass; 5-room ed house and all outbuildings; only 2 miles from port; trees in pink of condition. A great bargain at £4O per acre; enquire about this. WILSON AS'SD ROBBINS, LAND AGENTS, TAURANGA AND TE PUKE.

PUBLIC NOTICES. ST'RATEORD ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. FISHING SEASON, 1911. LICENSES tcTTake Trout and Perch in any part of the Dominion will be issued from the Ist October, 1911, .to the 30th of Aprii, 1912, subject to such regulations as Order-in-Council describes. Fee, £1; Women'and Boys os. C. D. SOLE, Sec. FOR SALE. DESIRABLE BOROUGH PROPERTY Of' 14 ACRES, With good Residence of Six Rooms, and necessary Outbuildings. Will be sold either' in one lot or purchaser may take a third of the property. Principals only dealt with. Apply to “Borough Property for Sale, ’ . Care this office. NOTICE TO FARMERS. W DIMOCK AND CO. have * risen the price of Bacon Pigs to 4.Vd ner lb. J. MARRA, Representative, Pembroke Road. NOTICE. I HAVE taken a Temporary Office m Curtis’s Buildings, Broadway, where I am prepared to complete all unfinished business which clients of the late firm require me to conclude. W. D. ANDERSON, (Late Malone, Anderson and Johnstone). BUSINESS NOTICES. FOR SALELi ODD 5-ROOMED HOUSE, with 5 Acres of Level Land, lOmin. walk from Post Office. Price only £SOO. Easy terms ; very cheap. G-ROOMED HOUSE, water laid on, electric light, bathroom, copper and tubs, conservatory, grounds nicely laid out. Price £550; easy terms can be arranged. £5 DEPOSIT will secure for you a nice Level Acre Section Price £75. Half ocre for £l3O, with £25 deposit. 1 1-5 ACRES, for £450, two street frontages. Call for further information. C. AND E. JACKSON, LAND AGENTS, •BROADWAY. WANTEDSEVERAL LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO CALL AT PRICE’S AND INSPECT THE NEW AND UP-TO-DATE MODELS OF LADIES’ AND GENTS’ BICYCLES. .\ o better value to bo found in the Dominion. High-class in every detail, quality and finish. Also, just landed, a large stock of Tyres, Lamps, Bolls, Chains, and all kinds of Accessories. AH kinds of Repairs executed promptly, and by experienced workmen; satisfaction guaranteed. ! Si'o)E ENAMELLING done on the premises in first-class stylo. P. G. PRICE. DI CYCLE AND PHONOGRAPH DEALER, : Opposite Club Hotel. £lO DEPOSIT will secure a gon Section on Pago Street, an mo balance may be paid within tu years; excellent piece of ground, leva and right alongside King Edwar Park ; rich soil, healthy situatioi modern dwellings all round the blocl aid within Gmin. of Post Office. J. E Thompson, Stratford. DEPOSIT for a desirable < roomed House, west en m Stratford; purchase money £475 quarter acre, electric light, bath, warn, washhouse, copper, tubs; Goveri ■neut Advances Mortgage £240; tl whole property in good order. J. PE Thompson, Stratford.

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. LATE OF MR. NEWTON KING’S STAFF, Having decided to undertake the work 'of Clearing Properties of Stumps by Explosives, is prepared to accept engagements either by day or by contract. The most up-to-date appliances used. Terms on application. Address: WANGANUI COUNTY COUNCIL. METALLING CONTRACTS. IJ Aim )N-FIEL I )S-PAR AP AR A ROAD. nnENDERS are invited, and will be JL received at the County Council 01 lice, Wanganui, up to TUESDAY, October 17tii, for the following Contracts :—- Contract No. 4.—Getting and Delivering between the 14 mile and 17 mile pegs. ,‘3200 cubic yards metal. Contract No. G. —Getting and Delivering between Mr. A. Mason’s house and the top of Hill, at about 221 mile, 1000 cubic yards metal. Contract No. .7—Getting and Delivering between top of Hill abovementioned and the 21 mile peg, 1000 cubic yards metal. Contract No. B.—Getting and Delivering between 24 mile peg and the Taukoro Stream, 1200 cubic yards metal. Specifications may bo seen at the County Council Oli'ice, Taupo Quay, Wanganui, on and after September Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A. C. MANN ING TON, Engineer. W. ROWE. Stratford. 23 tli. WANTED, a Ploughman; fouriiorsc team. Apply W. Webster, care Newton King.