WHANG AMOMONA COUNTY COUNCIL. UNPAID KATES. NOTICE is hereby given that; ton per centum additional will be imposed upon all rates due to the Council remaining unpaid alter the 31st of March, 1914. ATHOL MEREDITH, Chairman. 16th March, 1914, IN THE MATTER OF THE IMPOUNDING ACT, 1884. TMPOUNDED in the Stratford A Pound by the County Ranger for trespassing on the Makuri.Road, | One Bay Mare, three white points, shod; no visible brand. If not claimed within fourteen days from date hereof the said mare will be sold by Public Auction at the Stratford Found at 12 noon on Tuesday, the 31st day of March, 1914. Dated this 18th day of March, 1914. M ESI) AMES G. WILSON and CHILDS wish to thank all ladies who assisted in dressing dolls, and ladies and gentlemen for donations at the recent Fire Brigade Carnival, especially Mr Herbert for assistance. OST—On East' Road, near Douglas, a Black Gig Rug. Finder please leave at this office. WG. FARGIB wishes to notify • the Public he s prepared to tradesmen, carriers and others, at a. reasonable cost. Box 8, Sxratrord. AGENTS, please take notice that I have withdrawn my property from sale from this date, M. Moroney, Cordelia Street, Stratford, March 16, 1914. R. DIVEHALL, Poundkeepeiv THANKS. keep the Books and bssue accounts of
WANTED— Tenders, closing 5 p.m. 21st inst. for the Heating of His Majesty’s Theatre. Must ,bo an np-to-date apparatus. Apply Theatre, •Madame Bernard. FOSTER’S Genuine Boot Sale is the place to get great bargains in footwear. Last day of sale Saturday, 21st. GENT’S Best Boots sold,at 4s in £ discount at Foster’s during sale. Real good quality. Get a pair. WINTER is coming on. It will pay you to get a good strong pair
of boots at Foster’s great boot sale. Sale closes'Saturday, 21st. WANTED KNOWN—The Misses Walsh and O’Brien, late of Wellington, are showing some exquisite Evening Gowns and Opera Coats at their Emporium, The Elite, Bridge Street, Eltham. T*7ANTED KNOWN—The "Misses ■W' Walsh and O’Brien, The Elite, Bridge Street,' Eltham, are specialists in ladies’ and children’s millinery. ANTED KNOWN—The Misses Walsh and O’Brien, The'Elite, Bridge Street, Eltham, are showing all the latest ideas in costumes, blanket coats, Teddy Bear knitted' sport coats and sets. Also a largo range of children’s Teddy Bear wool and knitted coats. ’ANTED KNOWN—The smartlydressed ladies of Stratford should visit the Elite, Eltham, for something up-to-date in trimmed millinery; no two hats trimmed alike. LOST— In Broadway,■ a Fox Terrier Puppy, l aged about two months. Finder kindly return Bank of Australasia. / T- OST—In Stratford, last Saturday, Cheque, No. 435960, Bank of New Zealand, Stratford, payment of this cheque ■ has been stopped. Owen McAloon. FOUND, Motor Driving Chain. Owner can have same by paying cost of this advertisement. WANTED, at once. Good Mounted Runner, for Toko Round. Apply Stratford ■ Post, TO FARMERS. FOR SALE—Dressed Cocksfoot, Cheap. W. CORKILL. ‘ A. CRU DEN, BOOKSELLER ami STATIONER, WHANGAMOMONA. ALL School Books and Requisites stocked. Also the Leading Periodicals and Magazines. I Agent for "The Stratford Evening Post.” McMillan apcr Fredrlc are the people for tanks, baths (east iron, enamel led, or galvanised iron), galvanise*; iron chimneys, rams, pumps, spouting and down pipe, wrought iron galvanised piping and fittings, drain pipes, etc. , and are specialists' in hot and cold water -services,,. Estimates •' and o notation a n«d tl .'77 hmsli • advioa, ■ jmt wmAm* ■ ■
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 74, 18 March 1914, Page 6
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