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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 6, 16 December 1911, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. XMAS 03FTS — The Gift problem is easily solved by a visit to our Store. We have just opened up a largo shipment of ANTIQUE DESIGNS in COPPER WARE— Vases, Jugs, Kettles on Stands, Fern Pots, Jardinieres, Candlesticks, Salad Bonds, Fruit Dishes, Biscuit Boxes, Jelly Dishes and Trays, and ELECTRO-PLATED WARE— Sugar Scoops, Jam Dishes, Butter Stands, Bread Servers, Cruets, Teapots, Flower-stands, and Epergnes, Bread and Fruit Trays, Water Jugs, all now designs, and carefully selected.. Why not Select NOW, before the rush sets in. Let us assist you in your Selection. TARANAKI HARDWARE COMPANY. (Late Sidney Ward anil Co.), BRO A.DW AY. STB AT FORD. PUBLIC NOTICES. STRATFORD RACING CLUB. NOTICE TO MEMBERS. TICKETS of Admission To the Annual Race Meeting on the Ist and 2nd January, 1912, are now being issued. Members who have not yet received their tickets are requested to apply for them at once to J. R. MACK AY. Secretary. FARMERS. PLEASE NOTE! D.BIOCK AND CO. will NOT Ref coive Pigs Christmas Week, hut will recommence buying on January 2nd, 1912. TO BUILDERS. npENDERS will he received at my J office up to 4 p.m. on. WEDNESDAY. 20tii inst., for Alterations, etc., to Premises, Broadway, for Mr. W. G. Mai one. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JOHN D. HEALY, Architect. 17IUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE Hi Will he held in the OLD MASONIC HALL, On WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. 20. Ladies Js, Gents 2s. Cosd Music, Good Prices. SUPPER PROVIDED. NOTICE. /WAVING to worry of my stock, noV/ tico is hereby given that any Trespasser found on my property with dog, rod, or gun, will he prosecuted without further notice. T. D. WILSON, Mahoe. 7KTOBBY New Year Novelties —Nothing nowhere nearly so nice and natty as at C. E. James', wayWANTED, everybody to know that the New Fruits have arrived. Central Co-op. OOD House, and 31- Acres, best AJT part of Stratford ; good aspect, £775; easy terms. J. It. Richards. QILVERWARE that shines on the KJ>! shelves, at C. E. James’, is a wonderful sight. Come and sec for yourself. WANTED, by young married couple, Board and Lodging, or would rent part of furnished house in good locality. Apply, _ stating terms, etc., to “905,” care this office. WAT AN TED, Farmers to know +hat V v The, Central Co-op..are the appointed Agents for Sutton Magnum Boaum Swede. WA?"ANTED, good reliable Drapery V V Assistant, to take charge branch business in Stratford. Apply, stating terms, to Morey and Son, New Plymouth; O AMPLE something surprisingly suitable for sending somebody you wish to please, as supplied by C. E. James, Broadway. _____ WIST ANTED, everybody to know V V that Figs, Muscatels, Nuts, Jordan Almonds, etc., are of better quality than seen for many years. Central Co-op. G 1 OOD House, 5 Rooms, full I I Acre Section, £375; £25 deposit, balance arranged; cheap. J. B. Richards. WANTED, everybody to get Big Parcels of Xmas Eatables foils. Central Co-op. CTHRISTMAS is Coming, and everyJ body is going to C. E. James’ Carnival and Great Show of Presents for All. WANTED, for a term, 6-roomed House, possession early in January. Apply “Permanent,” care 1 ‘Stratford Post.” /rNHIIISTMAS Stockings, now opcnVV iug, at Brown’s, Broadway, from Id up. New Chocolates, new Confectionery, of all kinds. Ti t. R ING along your orders for ,!iJ> Green Peas and New Potatoes, for Xmas, from Brown’s, Broadway. O~OT Dinners still a specialty ; also . High Tea and Afternoon Tea at at! hours, at Brown’s, Broadway. BOXES of Assorted Emit carefully packed and sent to any address in time for Xmas; cash with orders, at Brown’s, Broadway. BANANAS, Oranges, Lemons, Pineapples, Dessert Apples, Gooseberries, Him I nub, Figs, Peaches, Plums, Cherries, and Cooking Apples, at Brown’s, Broadway. QTRAW BERRIES and Cream at k 3 Brown’s, Broadway. if? K REWARD.—The above reefedL? ward will he paid to anybody giving information which will load to the conviction of the person who shot a heifer on my property, about a month ago. In future Trespassers will ho prosecuted to Iho full extent of the law.—H. J. PERU AM, Wuipuku.