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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 87, 11 April 1912, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. YOU CANNOT GROW GOOD CROPS .FROM POOR SEEDS ! The Fanner who wants to get the most for his lime, labour, and money must sew seeds thrft are thoroughly reliable. If he buy# at random, the crops will grow at random, and the result will be disappointment and loss. GET NEWTON KING’S “ STERLING” BRAND SEEDS. Ihe weather conditions being favourable, bumper crops will be yours These seeds have first-class germinating qualities, and when sown in ground prepared with “STERLING'’ AN U RES, prove most prolific New Season’s Seeds can now be supplied—Hurst’s Seeds and Turnips, Monarch, Champion, Crimson Kitts, J Bull, and Magnum Bomam Swedes, Purple-lop Mammoth, Purple and Green-tcp Yellow Aberdeen Imperial Green Glebe, and Romney Marsh Turnips. ; HELP THESE SEEDS ALONG WITH “STERLING” MANURES, WHICH ARE THE BEST VALUE OFFERING. Special Turnip Manure, Pure Boncdust. Superphosphate, etc., Basic Slag, Sulphate of Potash, Sulphate of Ammonia, also Borthwick and Gear Company's Special Manures. , , • NEWTON KING. .HEW PLYMOUTH. \ STRATFORD, KAPONGA.

3 WEEKS’ sensation; STARTING APRIL 3rd. , ,= BROCKLEBANK’S GREAT STOCK REDUCING SALE OF FURNITURE. £ WORTH TO BE SACRIFICED TO MAKE ROOM FOR STOCK ARRIVING. 20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT ON THESE LINES— Heart Rugs, Door Slips, Sofa Squares, Carpet Squares', Carpet Run- • nors, Collapsible Go-carts, Curtains, Bedsteads, Fenders and Irons, Overmantels. 15 PER CENT. ON THESE—■:T^9Om Wire Mattresses and Stretchers, Suites, upholstered RattTm Goods, Blinds, Quilts, Toilet Ware. Chairs, Couches, 10 PER CENT. ON THESE— Lino, Floorcloth, Kapoc and Flax Bedding, Chairs, 3 piece Suite, Writing Bureaux, Piano Stool, Sideboards, Wardrobes, Combinations, Chests, Duchess, Chests, Talbes, and several other lines. BUYERS, DON’T MISS THIS CHANCE. rrr-rrrrrT-r — -rrm?--: - - • - ■■■•“ FOR SALE. ,]AA ACRES, adjoining railway station, school, post ollice, liotel, town hall, and stores; large dual plant factory on property, paying 13d per lb., for butter-fat this season; large house; well fenced aid subuivideJ; good, up-to-date outbu lo■ngs: all level land, and good portion in crop. Price £3O per acre; 25 per »ent. cash, balance at 5 per cent or would consider sheep country in exchange. i Address—“FARMER,” Care “Stratford Evening Post/' OOMMERCSAL H O,EL ’ STRATFORD, Mrs. Jim Sullivan Proprietress. (Late of Petone and Coronation Hotel, Eltham), Desires to notify the general public that she has taker, over the above well-known Hotel, and will be glad to welcome old and new friends. TARIFF: 4s 6d per Day, £1 Weekly, All Meals Ib.