MOON’S “XMAS GIFT” BAZAAR. In another column of this issue, Mr Alt' Moon (late T. MeKeown’s), Broadway, Stratford, has a special announcement, drawing attention to his large and varied stock of Xmas presents, and Air Moon has made special efforts to catch this class of trade in 1912. Tile price has been made only a secondary consideration, and residents of the town and district can rely on securing the newest in novelties suitable for presents at Air Aloon’s “gilt bazaar. Special to the occasion will he a big window display next week for the children, whose festival Christmas surely is, when dolls, large and small, quaint and picturesque, will be obtainable at prices anywhere from a penny each. Some of 'the general novelties to choose from are particularised in the advt. on our front page.
NO DISCOUNT X AT THE “READYMONEY” STORE. PLEASE NOTE.—We do no Looking, and make no provision Jor it._ We „oli at BEDROCK PRICES FOR CASH ONLY—prices you can’t touch anywhere. It is impossible tor us to give you a further discount, winch savours of the old Cash-Credit system, which we have just THROWN ()visit. When you are buying your Drapery, and all the different goods to ho found in our store, at the Keenest cut prices possible, yon don’t look for any further concession. Yon pay every penny of the price we ask you, and conic oh 10 per cent to 20 per cent better than getting a discount. V\ e know what wc arc talking about, and have already proved the above statement to the entire satisfaction of some of our customers, by comparison of goods, qualifies, and prices offered by other store::-' where they give credit and discount for cash. ' We give neither. — ROB" IMSON AND SON.
D ESIRES tho Public to know that be has taken over the KAPONGA LIVERY ANS 3 BAIT _ STAKLESj lately carried on t«y Mr -T. Wilks, and also the mail coach service between STRATFORD AND KAPONOA, nnd hopes to merit a fair share of public patronage. COACH LEAVES KAPONGA for Stratford at 8.30 a.m., arriving at 11.15 a.m. LEAVES STRATFORD FOR KAPONGA at 3.30 p.m. sharp, arriving at Kaponga at 6.15 p.m.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 87, 7 December 1912, Page 6
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