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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 40, 15 February 1913, Page 6

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CHART ORDER SUITS ARE , DIFFERENT . FROM the Ordinary Custoii-Tailorcd Suits in only one or two Particulars. The first difference is important. THEY COST £2 LESS, A Saving of forty shillings on every suit will enable you to spend £2 on some other desired article, or to put £2 to your credit in the bank. THE other difference is slight. The Chart Measurements are written on a special form, and the Tailors in his order-book. After that, the Suits may be said to be the same. BUT IN our Case the Suit is Cut by a Cutter who is a highlypaid Specialist, He does nothing else. The whole of the building of the Suit is done under Specialists’ direct contiol. And if comes to you with a full guarantee of workmanship, fit,, and material, wearing just as well as that. £5 10s Suit, and costing £s} less. • ASK ANY OF OUR CUSTOMERS. EGMONT CLOTHING COMPANY, ' '. \ BROADWAY, STRATFORD-

70 ACRES RICH DAIRY LAND. SOUTH TARANAKI. WILL CARRY 40 COWS. PRICE £43 PER ACRE. ALL Level Land and Plough able. Lies well to the sun. Good Metalled Road. 1J miles from Factory, Railway, Store, School Post Office. P artly rich drained Swamp— A SPLENDID PROPOSITION. With further improvements the Swamp land will carry a cow to the acre. 6-roovned house in good order. Deposit £450. Balance S' years at 5 per cent. Owner will consider exchanging for first-class Town Property, lightly encumbered. THOMPSON.

FIRST CONSIDER QUALITY Our stock is selected and offered to you on the basis of Quality. ]W know the Hardware Trade, and we buy only Goods of Proved Reputation We do our big business because of the High Quality of the Goods we offei and we are out to enhance that reputation and increase our, business. SEASONABLE LINES now are—Scythes from 4s each, Reap Hook from Is 3d, Slashers (all kinds) from 4s 6d, Scythe Snaths 3s 6d eacb Hay Forks (2 and 3 prong) from 2s 6d Hay Rakes from Is 6d each. “Bonita 1 (bail-bearing) Lawn Mowers have extra large wheels, which moans eas working. We have them in all and the prices are low.. Y/E PUT QUALITY FIRST, ALWAYS. TARANAKI HARDWARE C° (Successors to Si dney Ward and Co.) v * BRO A DW AY STRATFORD.

FARMS. FARMS. STRAIGHT-OUT lease. '2O ACRES TOKO DISTRICT, 3 miles from railway; subdivided into si paddocks; 5-roomed House and outbuildings. Owner will lease san rerv favourably for a term. Price 0 n application, y EXCHANGE FOR SMALL DAIRY FARM. i t 1 ; 20D ACRES FREEHOLD, subdivided into six paddocks; all in goo& En( lish grasses; at present carrying 21 sheep per acre; 5-roomed Horn and 14-bail cowshed. Price per avi e £2O; equity £2100; creamery di ectly opposite the property; railway and school three miles. STRAIGHT-OUT LEASE. 230 ACRES STRATHMORE DISTRICT, 150 acres in grass, subdivid into three paddocks; wintered 2 sheep per acre; whare, yards, el Owner will lease for a term of 11 years; rent '6s per acre. This is w worth considering. INCLUDED IN OUR LIST, we hava several Farms and Small Crazii Runs for Sdle, besides Hotels, Boarding Houses, Livery Stables, ato. AGENTS FOR MUTUAL, LIFE and CITIZENS’ ASSURANCE COMPAJI M°CLUGGAGE & C° LA&KS Af4o UmUtmOM AGENTS. YORK CHAMBERS, STRATFORD.

SETTLE ON A GOOD THING! HE best of Good Things are to be had at the CENTRAL TEA ROOMS. Light Refreshments at all reasonable hours. Broad and Small Goods are of the best. Up-to-date stock of Choice Confectionery. Soft Drinks. D. BEAUMONT, (Late Kerr and Mcßain), BROADWAY, STRAT FORD. WHANG AMOMONA COI N i'Y COUNCIL. DOG-TAX COLLECTOR. OTICE is hereby given that A. A. CUTHBERTSON, of Stratford, lias been appointed Dog-Tax Collector for the County of Whangamomona. ALFRED COLEMAN, County Clerk. 14th February, 1013. % WANTED ,Boys, for Machine and Moulding Shop. Apply, at Stratford Fonndrv. -Inli 0 *- S-i-^ar. r ANTED, at once, an Apprentice for Chemist’s Business. Apply T. A. W. Nicholson. mO FARMERS—For Sale, about 30 -I- sacks of Cock-font S-cd, Apply A. Jones, Care Railway, Stratford.