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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 39, 9 October 1912, Page 1

MRS. McCALLUM, Broadway, lias a lovely lot of New Models and Shapes, Ready-to-wear and _ Children’s Hats and Bonnets, while her Millinery Trimmings in Flowers, Sprays, and Berries are exquisite, and not to 1)e beaten for prim and quality. MRS McCALLTJM. Broadway, has still a few Children’s Hats and Bonnets to bo cleared at half price. Also, a few pieces of Flannelette left, at 3s Oct and 4s Gd per doz. yards. FOR SNIPS, go to Jaines’ great Make-room Now Goods Sale, now an. Charles E. James. GOOD Mouse, and 8$ Acres, best part of Stratford; good aspect t'775; easy terms, j. B. Richards. SUMMER SHOES for Maids and Matrons, Men and Boys; dainty Boots for the Tiny Toddlers; all in trreat assortment, at BERT B 1 BGESS’S, Broadway Boot Shop. Furniture of all stvies, to be had at Brocklebanks’. Tim best that can be made. POR SALE—3ft and 3ft Gin Shacklock Ranges, overhauled, and n good order; cheap. M< MILLAIS VND FREDRIC, Stratford. W. H. H. YOUNG AND Co. s LAND BARGAINS. -< Tj A ACRES„ about 70 acres 1 X U stumped and resown ; 11 paddocks ; all well sheltered with natural and ornamental plantation; good 7rooraed house, splendid outbuildings; everything in real good order. £34 per acre ; good terms. . -inn ACRES, tip-top Dairy Farm, i/i one mile school, factory, and railway station; good buildings, and orchard. Price £27 per acre; easy terms to a good man. r\rr 1' ACRES, 15 paddocks, all y I f ploughable; well fenced, metalled road, li miles school, crearnery, and railway station; guaranteed to carry 40 cows ; 21 acres of crop, 5 acres turnips, 1 acre carrots, 20 cows, spring dray, cans, implements, three stacks hay; the lot £27 10s par acre, a model farm, will pay to inspect. rjQ ACRES, all ploughable, 9 padS O docks. 50 acres ploughed and sown down in English grasses; ,good house and outbuildings; creamery on section. £3O per acre; £4OO cash; good mortgages. , -i O/f ACRES, 105 in grass, balance in bush, good fences, metalled road, school, creamery, and P.O. one mile, good house and cowshed. £l2 per acre; £3BB cash, orwill Exchange for sheep /country. The above are only a few of a choice selection of properties we have on our books. Clients shown over properties Free of Charge. W, H. HU YOUNG AND C 0 LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, STRATFORD. NEW DEPARTURE IN RANGES I OVJSN OF ZEALANDIA RANGE. Now Made on Right or Left Side. At the request of a large number of builders we have introduced this new feature, which makes the range better adapted to suit the construction and shape of a room. It’s a- grand idea, and fills a long-felt want. Only ZEALAN Hi A RANGES have it. Write for Free Catalogue No. 6. BARTH NT HAM AND GO., LTD., Geoi-go S+.reei, .Dunedin (Opposite Knox Church). McMillan and Freiiric, Agents.

TJROADWAY CASH iJ bazaar. GUFF AND LEE, MEAT Proprietors. Bag to notify the General Public that they have taken over the Business lately carried on by H. and W. Lee. By strict attention to business, the new firm hopes to merit a continuance of support and begs to solicit same. SMALL GOODS can be relied on, the old firm’s Expert still making them. Families Waited on Daily for Orders 'Phone 110.

SAW AMCS PLANING MILLS. mKE midersifjned it pr«p»r«a v J. deliver Sawn and Dressed Titn l>er, at any station between Btratfor and Whangamomona, sud SnrroncO ing district. Plans Prepared and Estimates &iv«i for any class of Budding tor farther particulars, apply * J. H. ROBSON, Pohokura. :1R WTHA'ITOKtD

OIL FUEL TANKS AT PORTLAND HARBOUR Painted with “FERRODOR” PAINT. which was chosen on account of its marked resistance to salt spray, to the effects of which they are much exposed Sole Manufacturers, GRIFFITHS EROS., AND CO., Stocks held by BERT HARKNESS, Stratford, New Zealand.