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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 55, 6 March 1913, Page 1

WANTEDB. O i AAA WORTH GOOD DRA*ioUU PERY, at Newton King’s Mart, Stratford, selling privately to-morrow at Auction Prices, and on Saturday great Auction Sale at 2 p.m., without reserve. Come and seo WORTH GENUINE DRAPERY, selling privately to-morrow ,at Newton King’s Mart, Stratford, one-third cheaper than elsewhere. Auction sale at 2 p.m. on Saturday, be there. LOST —A Yellow Pup; answers to the name of “Bully,” registered, collar No. 392, Stratford County. £1 reward on returning to Davey’s Stables. LOST —Between York Road and Mr Newton King’s yards, a purse containing money and notes. Reward. Apply this office. LAMP AND LANTERNS—Lamp Glasses, etc. Hand Lamps from Is 3d. Good serviceable oil lanterns 3s at Bellringer Bros., Ltd. WANTED, Intelligent Boy, to learn the Ironmongery Business. Apply, Taranaki Hardware Co., successors to S. Ward and Co., Stratford. ‘ OR IMMEDIATE SALE.—B-room-ed House and Five Acres, good Position and Comfortable Home, Apply at once to Webster, Dobson and Co., Broadway. , MEN’S SOFT FELT HATS—The Newest in Style and Colors. Two Special Lines 3s lid and 5s lid. A. Spence, Stratford.

CIEMENT— Wilson’s Star Brand, 1 New Zealand Cement; equal to any in the World. Special quotation on Railway Trucks, fresh from the works. Bellringer Bros., Ltd., agents. CHICK HAT DYES—Makes Old or Faded Hats like new ones. Only ninepence a bottle, including brush to apply. The Taranaki Hardware Co., Broadway, Stratford. ALL BOOTS, Shoes, and Shop Fittings are to be disposed of as soon as possible. Sale now on. Cal early and get bargains. Bert Burgess Central Boot Arcade. EDWARDS’ Corn Cure ' The ‘Corn-'Offiringt Hwo.’' l*w« Ib. BOYS’ Washing ’Varsity Suits, to clear 5s 6d. Boys’ Boater Straws 6d, Washing Drills 6d, at H.B. New Zealand Clothing Factory. FOR SALE—One 500-gal. secondhand Tank, in. good order, cheap. DENTOS —Edwards’ “Li®ht*in* Toothache Pure.” Frio* !■. WANTED KNOWN—Our HalfYearly Sale commences on Friday, 21st February, and lasts for 14 days.— Spot cash only. See the lovely blouses we offer at Is lid. White’s Corner, Broadway and Regan Street. WHEN in town, call at MRS. McCALLUM’S, Broadway; beautiful lot of Sample Hats in Chip and Crimoline to bo cleared at less than wholesale cost. Wonderful bargains. OAA ACRES, level, good'quality; ZUU splendid buildings, 40 acres ploughed, £22 10s. Easy terms, J. B. Richards. W. H. H. YOUNG AND CO.

APRDB ; aboat 70 acres , , w etumped and resown; 11 padlocks; all well sheltered with natural xnd ornamental plantation; good 7roomed house, splendid outbuildings j everything in real good order. £B4 per acre; good terms. m ACRES, tip-top Dairy Farm, one mile school, factory, and railway station; good buildings, and orchard. Price £27 per acre; easy terms to a good roan, Q/71. ACRES, 15 paddocks, all tJ i % pkuxghable; well fenced, metalled road, 1J miles school, creamery, and railway station; guaranteed to carry 40 cows, 21 acres of crop, 6 acres turnips, 1 acre carrots, 20 cows, 'luring dray, cans, implements, three stacks hay; the lot £27 10s per acre; a model farm, will pay to inspect. TQ ACRES, all plonghable, B padi O docks. 50 acres ploughed and sown down in English grasses; good house and outbuildings; creamery on section. £SO per acre; £4OO cash; good mortgage!. ~i Qi A ACRES. 105 in grass, balance J in bush, good fences, metalled road, school, creamery, and P.O. one mile, good house and cowshed. £l2 per acre; £BBB cash, orwill Exchange for sheep country. The shove are only n fen if ■ ahaloa selection of properties wo have an sur hooks. Clients shown avar properties Fraa of Charge. W. H. H. YOUNG ANSI fi>o., LAND AND ESTATE AGENT*, STRATFORD.