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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 78, 28 March 1912, Page 1

WANTEDB WANTED Known—. Job Printing in all its branches at lowest current rates, at the “Stratford Evennii- Post” Job Printing Office. WANTED, Every Man in Taranaki to see display of Hard Hats now showing at Mullen and Marshall’s, The Kash, Stratford. WANTED to Lease, 500 Acres grass, from 4 to 6 months, on the Motnkawa Hoad, Tarata. Apply Geo. Moir, Eltham, WANTED,. Cooks, Housemaids, and Waitresses, Generals; good wages. Elder’s Registry Office. hone 151. ’ll! ANTED, Improver, or V v strong Lad, to learn blacksmithing. Good chance for good boy. W. 4. Morrison, Ngaire. mO LET, House in Orlando all conveniences, and lately ocucupied by Sergeant-Major Dunham Apply Mrs. Hassall, Cordelia Street. WHY not call and see the beautiful assortment of new Millinery and Latest Trimmings for Hats, which has just been opened up at Mrs. McCaHum’s Drapery and Millinery Shop, in Broadway. PLANTED Known that, notwithV V standing all that is claimed for the so-called cheap electric lamps, “Osrams” are still out on their own, and the cheapest in the long run. McMillan and Fredric, Agents. FINAL Auction Sale Drapery, at Larnason’s Mart, Saturday, 2 p.m. Private Sales To-morrow at auction prices. Don’t delay; you can save money. LAST two days, Great Sale Drapery at Lamason’s Mart, To-morrow. Private Sales, on Saturday 2 p.m. final Vuction Sale. Don’t delay; come and lave money. ’ LOST, between Stratford and Nga>ore, a new Brown Mackintosh. Tnder will be rewarded. Address Capain Allen, Ngaere. MART Millinery in the latest _ models; special consignment ust opened; something to suit everyodv in the way of charming Hatrear, at Mrs. McCallum’s, Broadway. f GUARANTEE all Fruit purchased L from me to he both fresh and ound, and will he pleased, to replace 11 unsound fruit. D. Graham. OOD House, and 3* Acres, best part of Stratford; good aspect. 75: easy terms. <*. B. Richards. TjTHE STRATFORD DISTRICT L HIGH SCHOOL Swimming laths are now open. Hours: Women, .30 to 6.30 a.m.; Men, 6.30 a.m. to a.m.; Girls, 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.; toys, 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. \ 7ANTED Known that the “MethV von’’ Cast Iron Boiler Frames, 1 “Zealandia” Ranges, are at the of their class for efficiency, duratv, and economy. McMillan and >dric, Agents. WANTED Known—G. W. Mills, Broadway, has just received a argo range of School Bags, in assort'd sizes, also School Reanisites. TUST opened up, lovely lines in >J Ostrich Tips and Mounts; the “Paddy” Hats, Foral and (’ruit Sprays, 'shapes and ready-to-voars galore; Toques and Tweeds foi .mids, misses and matrons, at mermllously low prices, at Mrs. McCalum’s, Broadway. KITCHEN AND COOKERY. Iladys Owen, in the “Women’s Envclopaedia,” says; “Never grudge nonoy spent on _ a good cooking a nge, for on efficiency of range dclencls amount of fuel consumed, sup>ly of hot water, quality of the roastng and baking.” Get a ZEALANDIA RANGE. ;t has every modern convenience, and insures economy and good results. Procurable with ordinary closed tire, ,r with a fire that can he thrown ►pen like a sittingrooin grate—a Zcaandia patent. . . .Vrite for Catalogue 18, explaining fully. & Go., Ltd., George Street, Dunstlirh IcMILLAM AND FREDRIC, Agents awson jn al l s MOUNT EGMONT. IHE Tourist Cottage and the Mountain Houses are now noen the season. , lie road through the National Park been repaired, and is now in cxent order, and visitors w 11 oxpene no difficulty whatever in driving it up to the house. lS there has been considerable mice booking ibis season, intending tors should write and secure acimodation beforehand. The Tourist tage is also connected with the ephone Service.

SCALE OE CHARGES- i At tho Main House, Is per day each 5 person, with cooking utensils, table-, ware, mattress and pillow supplied; ■ at each of the detached cottages, 2s j each person per day, with similar art- | ides supplied, with tho addition of a I spring mattress. Children are charged . half the above fees. TOURIST COTTAGE. This establishment is replete with every modern convenience. Amongthe recent additions are a large diningroom and smoking-room. Visitors w 'll find the Cottage, with its beautiful surroundings, an excellent place at, which to spend a holiday. Tariff:! .Meals 2s, hods 2s. I Paddock for Horses Is per day; Foods at Is Gd each. A stock of tinned meats, fish, fruit, biscuits, and sundries is kept for the convenience of picnic parties ( and other visitors. Address all communications, The Manager, Mountain House (via KaM. Manager. poiiga). H. GRATIS