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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 58, 1 November 1912, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. jEisaii Sf>l.y '■: wsi ..v«< .: SM P^S jlitSiial te. i.ii'sSJß's^ is m Wt& SK*'; ’.. JBl-i-M 19/ .fes i« sliip Pl|M| S«;l( JAMES’S LATEST SOLE AGENCY LINELATEST TRIUMPH IN ELECTRICITY A portable Electric Li.*lil and a complete inslallaliop ia iholf. Ail parts highly finished ia polished brass and polished walnut. Best li;h! for bedroom, children’s room, passage, bathroom, darkroom, stairs, cellar, etc. 41 volt battery will by daily usage of short duration bum for many months. Reserve lamps and batteries always in stock. Price Complete 12/6 9 I, W&3XS3&I2& KNIPS HE HANDIEST PORTABLE ELEC--IRIC LIGHT EVER INVENTED ALWAYS READY. ONLY 12s 6c WAGE. NEW BATTERIES Is 9c ’ACH, NEW GLOBES Is 3<l EACH, CHARLES E. JAMES, CASH TRADER, BROADWAY, STRATFORD. :aal::e ‘^^a3aaiaa33s^^ NEWTON KING HAS HOW FULL STOCKS OF STERLING QUALITY SEED* POTATOES. HpHESE are all re-picked Samples, the standard being as high as ia JL previous years. The Stock includes the following reliable sorts:— BEAUTY OF HEBRON NORTHERN STAS RED ROCKS WHITE ROOKS GAMEKEEPER UP-TO-DATE WHITE ELEPHANTS. The above, manured with FISON’S POTATO FERTILIZER, .-how a bountiful return. should New Consignments of the “IDEAL” MILK CANS, 20 and 25 gallon, Canadian Aerators, “WALLABY” Stump Extractors—these in three handy si/ics, have now arrived. They should all find a place on every Farm whose Owner aims to be Progressive. ALWAYS ON HAND— New Zealand “CROWN” Portland Cement, as used on the Makatoto Viaduct, Seed Oats, Maize, and Grass Seeds of all description, Horse, Cow Pig, Calf and Fowl Foods; Wire Netting and G.C. Roofing Iron in all sizes; Genasco Ready Roofing, English and American Fencing Wire, Motor Spirits, Benzine, Lubricating Oil and Grease, and Farm Requirements of every kind. Call or write for ex Ship Quotations for “STERLING” SUPERPHOSPHATE, CALCUTTA or AUSTRALIAN pure Bonedust and BASIC SLAG, Railage paid to your nearest. , , , r _ , NEWTON KING' HEW PLYMOUTH STRATFORD, ! KAPONOA. fj IF Si YOU would like t] to see something £ Exceptionally Smart ) in Spring Suitings and \ Costume Fabrics, then you ‘ want to see us as quickly as WE’D LIKE TO SEE YOU. / THAT \ UNBEATABLE TAILORING . COMBINATION | of Quality Materials—Quality Work* ; manshsp, and Superior Finish, [ Fit and Style, is the forcei ft;l Factor which attracts i discerning people Our way. You will remember the Quality of our garmerits LONG AFTER YOU’VE FORGOTTEN THE PRICE PAID. i TUB CASH j TAILORING COMPANY. | Box 2. STRATFORD. ’Phone 135

THE CiRiTiGAL PALATE. ■\7ES, the critical palate will approve 1 of CRESCENT TEA, because it possesses every pood quaif ly of Co id Tea. It is blended to a .nicety, and the flavour is delicious, without being pronounced. f I is sold by all Storekeepers at 2s, Is lOd, and Is 8d per lb. Try it belVne yon buy it. A SAAIRLIC will bo sent yon POST FRICK on application. W. & C. TUISHBULL & SG,* WELLINGTON.

1 ?!>. ■ libife Wmm | ; fs\\^ *vX v-/f PI “SheiS” Brand Kerosene i'| is the best for Cooking )jj Iry Shell Brand Kerosene in your ttj oil slove or cooker. You will be tVO delighted with the splendid even tS heat and the excellent results. British imperial Oil Co/s u „$ r „ . &t i'St&hiSf* l 9 9 i Does Not Smoke or Smell. It is exceptionally clean, most economical, and can be used in any make of oil cooker, stove, lamp, or heater. Order a trial tin. British Imperial Oi!Co. f Ltd. London, Australia, and New Zealand. § 'HAT SUMMER COLD. ITs Dangerous.,Take ANE’S EMULSION. 6 and 4/6, 88

If yoo Spars tae M You mav 'Stroll the W N«l \ k P'V' f m M •n*. f»2 5\ Wk /T-£ ’£3 C s, 1 ■Si Ea E« Sbiii /Si N t s C Its m ir. Manure umip Yes, and it is a certainly you will impoverish the ground. If you put nothing in and take everything out it is bound to be a losing proposition. Manure your crop, of Swedes with Westfield Special Turnip Manure, thereby you are assured a generous return; moreover, when the crop is lifted, certain constituents of the manure remain toenrich the ground for succeeding crops. & 1 v. :u Packed in 1-J cwt. bags— 16 to the ton 'T 8 v";\ ws : n 4 per ton Special Quotations for large lots We deliver F. 0.8. steamer. Onehunga. Wc prepay and charge steamer freight on 30cwt. lots as follows: New Plymouth (Breakwater), Waitara - - ® ■ P° r ton Wanganui - 7/6 per ton Opunake 1C tsa 'SS^gr7j/ .vYIV mm » SJIm ->v- /// per ton A Batter Turnip Manure cannot be producedkei^thoms, Prossei N.Z. Dms Co.,