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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 1, 24 December 1912, Page 1

WANTEDS. r,l VE'RYTHINGr everybody could £j wish for in the way of Toys, iooks, Cards, and Presents, at won- ■ vfuily low prices,; at G. W. Mills’ .i.cab Christinas Fair. Sole Agent for an la Claus Ltd. SG. FOSTER has just procured • an expert Boot Repairer, and an repair your Boots on the shortest >ossible notice. Material and workaanship guaranteed. '■ WANTED, those in search of employment, to call at ELDER’S legistry, Stratford, ’Phone 161. Portions for Generals, Housemaids, and Vaitresses. VEHICLES for Sale at Reduced Figures (finite new) —One first>lnss Phaeton, to carry four, price £SO; one Milk Waggon, to take nine cans, £35. Both Bargains. See our Dominion Gigs, i HURRELL BROS., Coach builders, Hawera and Eltham. OOR SALE, two real good SecondjP hand Shacklock Ranges, and a Dover Stove; cheap. McMILLAN AND FRKDRIC. _ _ O .G. FOSTER has a full stock i'J « of the latest in Gents’, Ladies’, and Children’s Boot Wear for the Cm as trade. See window display. jjT HAVE VACANCIES for two or ,1 three Gentlemen Boarders; tenris court and all conveniences. Apply CSS. MISCALL, ‘.‘Rose Grove.” PANS in all nixies, 1 Hrass: and Enamel, Stevens’ or Konrick’s Cast, Enamelled, Wool Spoons. Spring Balances and Scales of dl kinds. The Taranaki Hardware are past opening up a new shipment, all at lowest, cash prices. /M.OJN'G to be Furnished by Brockle*os banks’, noted for quality. Just 'yon try, them. "If A DIES’ Blouses bought by us at A A desperate prices'. See our window display. Blouses marked less fbail half usual cost. Muslin Is lid, 2s lid, 3s (id, 3s lid, 4s lid. Big .sizes good quality; Jap. Silk 7s 6d, for cash only, at White’s Corner. OTHEN in town, call at AIRS. VV McCALLTIM’S, Broadway; leautifui lot of Sample Hats in Chip ud Crimoline to be cleared at less ban wholesale cost. 'Wonderful baraims. ' . A BIG XMAS BONUS, varying AjL from 2s to 4s in : the C discount,, is to_be given to every pash buyer at .'.pence’s'Store till the end of Decent-; her. All departments are full of seasonable .goods for the Xmas trade. If ■on are .requiring anything,in Ladies’ loves or Hosiery,’ Pretty Xeekvfear, Handkerchiefs, Belts, 1 Umbrellas, or Sunshades get them at this store, and • eve money. A. Spence, Stratford. . "% /TILVET.PiIe Carpet Squares, Oft. v by 10ft. 6in., for £3 17s 6d. The Cheapest in town to clear, at Brockle--4"1 ODD Home, and 9i lores, best \>r part of Stratford: good aspect. <:77a- easy terror. 3, B. Richards. A DOSE IN TIME will save a Cow/I A NTI-MAMMITIS, the reliable preventative and cure for Cohtagiouß Mammitis. 12 dose packets 4s, per post is 6d. McMillan and F PHOBIC, Stratford Sole Agents^ Of\f\ ACRES, .Statald, Stood Quality.; level *si «aduHaadr to Creawßrw A BIG XMAS BONUS, varying from 2s to 4s in the £ discount, to be given to every cash buyer at pence’s Store till the end of Decemsr. If you are looking for a Dainty [at for a lady, or girl, or child; or if is a Blouse or Bobo, or Costume, ou are in want of, buy here and your mney will command the best value. .. Spence, Stratford. ' rUST LANDED, a nice assortment I of Pumps and Rams, direct from le makers, and selling at Wellington ices; also Pipe and Fittings, L. and .quality. McMILLAN AND FRED-

J. BOWEN, FISHMONGER, POULTERER, APD CATERER. “ COLDEH GATE,” imo AI)WA Y, ST.R ATFORJ). Desires tijo public to know that lit* receives full supplies of FRESH FISH DAILY. uiui delivers the same to customers 1 with promptitude and at lowest cash prices. ’Orders taken for Dressed Poultry for Xmas. Pish Lundies and Suppers in city style THE BEST .MEALS IX TOWN for Is, and the best attention. DON’T FORGET—BOWEN’S “GOLDEN CA’i E.” ! Tf-A AMD -DINING ROOMS. First-class Dinner iron! 12 to 2. j 0 to Pi vac’s you go to Dinner, i \ ou’vo not much chance of getting : thinner; | Hungry ones go there for Tea, j And came away feeling as full as can | he. 11 have noticed while I’m there Si mi os of satisfaction everywhere. 1, J. Pa VAC, Sole Proprietor, BROADWAY, STRATFORD. Proprietor of the Famous ROYAL Tea from 5 to 7,