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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 26, 28 May 1912, Page 1

WANTEDO. WANTED Known—Job Printing in all its branches at lowest 1 airrent rates, at the “Stratford Evonng Post” Job Printing Office. WANTED, Every Man in Tanfinaki to see display of Hard Hats now showing at Mullen and Marshall's, The Kash, Stratford. TJREAD —Try our Plain and Fancy 13 Breads; they cannot be beaten. We deliver daily. Try our Delicious Cakes with your Afternoon Tea. EL 1 )ER, Broadway. 'WSTANTED Known, we have just V V received a very line lot of Ladies “Reudy-te-Wear” Tweed Hats and Costumes—you will like the goods and the low prices; come and see. R. H. White and Co., Ready Money Drapers, “White’s Stratford. KEEP the tittle ones warm and well-clad by procuring a Caricul Coat in latest stylo and at lowest price from MRS. McCALLUM’S, Broadway. ,f> ACRES FREEHOLD, H miles 00 from creamery, 2 miles from Stratford Post Office, all level and ploughable; large portion has been ploughed ; 10 acres turnips ; subdivided into s : x paddocks; 6-room house, 10bail cowshed, concrete floor. Price £B2 per acre; terms £BOO cash. GILCHRIST AND CO., Land Agents, York Chambers, Stratford. FOR SALE, about 00 Acres, behold, near factory and school; l-roomed house, and outhiuldings, level land, and all ploughable; price £2l per acre; terms £345 cash, balance purchase money at 5 per cent, for long term, if desired. Apply T. LAMASON, Auctioneer. I,IOR SALE, 70 Acres, freehold, all JT level land, near creamery and school; 4-roomed house, all outbu 11ings, 8 paddocks; price ...26 per acre, including 20 cows, 1 bull, 1 horse, carl and harness, and factory shares; £566 down, balance easily arranged. Apply T. LA.MASON. Auctioneer. FOR SALE, 100 Acres, freehold, U acres shelter bush, 8 acres turnips, 65 acres been stnmjied; 4roomed house and outbuildings; no mortgage. Price £32 per acre; tei ms £SOO oown, £SOO in 5 years at 5 per cent., balance of purchase money long term. An excellent farm. Apply T. BA MASON, Auctioneer. C COUNTRY Visitors and the travel- ) bug public will find comfort and quietness at the Stanley Private Hotel. ''STOUR satisfaction is our aim. JL Brocklebanks’ for the Best Furniture. milE STANLEY, Regan Street, the s leading Private Hotel in Stratford. Everything of the best. WANTED Known that, notwithstanding 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. IDIES who are thinking of purchasing a Winter Coat or Paleshould hesitate until they have MRS. McCALLUM’S Up-to-date ■tioh, and ascertained her prices. D GRAHAM, Broadway, has the . Best and Cheapest Fruit in town ; regular shipments of Bananas. Try him. Ho will give you the best value iu Stratford. FOR SALE, 5 h.p. Electric Motor; imported specially to suit the Stratford Electrical Supply Co-’s power. On exhibition at McMillan and Fredric’s. l__ IHE STRATFORD DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL Swimming fchs are now open. Hours: Women, 0 to 6.30 a.m.; Men, 6.30 a.m. bo a.m.; Girls, 11'a.m. to 12 p.m.; vs, 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. IE Great Relinquishing Sale now being held by ine is not an or•y event, but a gigantic effort to the whole stock within a limited The reductions in prices made accordingly of the most drastic icter. A visit to the store will x it. A Spence, Broadway, Strat--300 iating. • * r m -rr* ACRES, Freehold, Goor. Quality; level fend unmiHandy to Creamery. THE PLAGE FOR LOST SOLES. Fresh Seles and (H) eels daily at O. A. BALE’S, the up-to-date boot REPAIRER, Doughty’s Shop, Broadway, North. A N ISSE S R Y Beg to inform the jADIES OF STRATFORD id Surrounding Districts, hoy are now prepared t<> under4RESSMAKING at Rooms at : of the Church of England. Satisfaction Guaranteed. UNIMPROVED FARMS FOR LITTLE MONEY. SO ACRES, with deep water river frontage, 40s per acre. 100 ACHES, good fiat land, and ploughable; 30s per acre. 112 ACRES, good land; 20s per acre. The total area 322 acres adjoins, and would make a good farm. To be had on easy terms, or for a cash offer for the lot will be favourably considered. 165 ACRES, would make a good dairy farm when improved; 40 s per acre, on easy terms. 117 ACRES, improved, all in grass an ideal dairy farm, at £ls 10s on easy terms. 112 ACRES, all improved, in gras: and buildings; a fine dairy farm at £ll 10s. WILSON AND ROBBS NS, AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS. ’’••uiianga and Te Puke.