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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 23, 31 May 1913, Page 1

WANTEDS. /BARTER AM) CO., the Wellington Drapers, will offer privately at Auction prices, £IOOO worth Genuine Drapery, at Stratford Hotel Sample Rooms. Don't miss it. For 8 days only. / URTER AND CO., from Welling--7 ton, commence a Great Sale of Good Drapery, one-third cheaper than you usually pay. Open in the evening until 9 p.m., at Stratford Hotel Sample Rooms. Come and save money. rFUIUE Economy.—Our facilities are -*- second to none for turning out first-class Furniture. Come in first time you are passing, and ask us to show you. Brocklebank's can prove their statement. IF you are thinking of buying a -*- Motor Cycle, you cannot aCord to pass the "DOUGLAS." Write or call for catalogues, etc. W. W. HODGE, Agent, Stratford. 4 »7ANTED TO EXCHANGE, nice » " little property, with few acres for Dairy or Sheep farm. W. W. HODGE," Land Agent, Stratford.

r AST SHRINK Woollen Vests for Ladies and Children. Alpine Nightdresses for Stratford weather, nothing better for quality, price and wear, in Cream, Natural and Pink. R, ]). Lewers, opposite Post Office, Stratford. - AMPS and LANTERNS.—Hand Lamps from Is 3d each. Table Lamps 3s 6d upwards. A good kerosene lantern that won't blow out 3s, at Bellringer's. "* \ ADIES' Blanket Coats. Also Hy- ' drotite Coats lined or unlined. Ladies' Tweed Coats, Children's Coats and Mackintoshes in large variety. R. D. Lewers, opposite Post Office, Stratford. r\RATES—PIain and Polished Re~gister Grates. Fine cast and polished well fire grates, with or without bars. The very latest to choose from at Bellringer's. WARDS' Corn Cure "Killacorn" -* The "Corn-curing Hero." Price JANTED KNOWN—Just opened a special job purchase ladies' Sealctte Necklets. Lovely goods 6s 6d, 7s Gd, 8s Gd, 10s 6d. Also Sealette Sets, 7s 6d, 8s lid, 10s 6d. These are going fast. The extraordinary v*alue induces quick sales. Cash only. White's Corner, Drapery and Clothing Store, Stratford.

T\ENTOS—Edwards' "Lightning -*-' Toothache Cure." Price Is. WINDING up Business in Stratford. A Great Realisation Sale, commences on Saturday, April 12th. Tremendous reductions in prices to effect an absolute clearance of my entire stock of high-grade drapery and clothing. A. Spence, Stratford. BALL Programmes, Tickets, Inn tations. Wedding: Cards, li. Memoriam and other Oards; highest quality and most artistic workman ship, at the "M+Tnt.fnrd Kv«minir Pout.' EVERYBODY "is wanted to seeMr? McCalhim's window in Broadway. Special display of children's hats and bonnets, in all the latest shapes, bought at job prices and to be sold at marvellously low prices. Everything for the babies. Any article required not in stock, made up on the premises. 'f\ ACRES, Freehold, Splendu »}\J Dairy Farm. Excellent lanand hnildinCS. F-srt terms *W r "EJLLO—Edwards' Antiseptic Oini ■ ment Cures Cuts, Sores, an. Skin Diseases; good for Eczema. Prict la 6d. AAA ACRES, Rich Drainea svjiJlJ Swamp, Auckland Fiovince. adjoins Creamery, Post Oiiice; two miles from Railway. Good new buildings, £lB per acre, £6OO cash; balance 5 years. J. B. Richards.

}7|OR SALE—94 acres freehold, 2\ miles from town and factory; well sub-divided into 14 paddocks; 2 acres shelter bush; well watered, and all p'ougiiable and excellent sole of grass, together with 5-roomed house and good outbuildings. Good mortgages. Carrying capacity 36 cows. Price £26, with £4OO cash. Cheapest faun in the district. T. I. Lamason, land agent. F. Lacey, land salesman. 1 KOf\ ACRES > 0.R.P., with purLOjUV chase at 10s 6d. 300 acres in grass; easy country, will carry 2 sheep to the acre; no mortgage. Price £1 per acre. This is the cheapest country in Taranaki. A good speculation. T. I. Lamason, land agent. P. Lacey, land salesman, i jU\J\J splendid buildings, 40 acres ploughed, £22 10s. Easy terms, J. B. Richards. NOT A LUXURY. J7IRUTT is no luxury. It is a ne- -*- cessity. Good, Ripe, Wholesome Fruit keeps down the doctor's bills. The only White Fruiterer is DAVE GRAHAM, Near Abbott's Hotel, STRATFORD.