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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 39, 8 June 1914, Page 6

PUBLIC WOTICEB. f JAMES’ FOURTH ANNUAL SALE NOW ON. SEE . WINDOWS. DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE 4 HAS Ushered in a new period in furnishing ideals. This ctmand we are well able to supply—few houses, in fact, can do so better. OUR STOCKS comprise furniture of every description— uites in various styles, designs, and sizes and at varying prices, Carpets and Linoleum, Easy Chairs, Tables, etc., etc., and OUR VALUE is undoubtedly the best that can be obtained in furniture that is so reliable in every respect as ours is. W. find E. BROGKLi BAN K| Artistic Fiarnfsfeersg BROADWAY, itratfertf. i P. E. CARLSLL,. The Egmont Art Furnisher, BROADWAY, STRATFORD. QPENS HIS NEW PREMISES ON SATURDAY, 6tb JUNE, With a First-class Show of Up-to-date Furniture. See windows.

WANTED KNOWN—For- sale 220 Acres south of Hawera, open cleared land, mostly level; i-mile from railway station, close to town and factory; capacity 120 cows. Will make three farms. Price £4B per acre, £2OO cash. Balance at 6 per cent, for 10 years (reducible). Owner will take a small farm or town property in part payment. Apply “Farmer,” Box 103, Hawera. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. "VTOTICE is hereby given by the undermentioned owners of property on the Salisbury, Croydon, Makara and Kaiapoi Roads, that all persons trespassing on their lands with dog or gun will be prosecuted. A. W. BUDGE. CHARLES GOODWIN. W. HATHAWAY. ALBERT WALKER. FOR SALE. SEVEN-ROOMED HOUSE and Seven Acres of land. Within three-quarters of a mile of Stratford Post Office. J. BRAKE, Swansea Road. Proposed meat freezing COMPANY. A MEETING or Settlers and those interested will bo held in the Borough Council Chambers, Stratford, on Tuesday next, June 9th, at 3 p.m., to receive” report of Committee, and discuss the following ; “That it be a recommendation to “the general meeting of settlers that a Farmers’ Meat “Freezing Co., Ltd., be formed “with a nominal capital of “£IOO,OOO in £5 shares, but “that no allotment bo made until £12,500 shares have been “subscribed for.” J. McCLUGGAGE, Chairman. TUST THINK! Next week your " boots will cost you at least 4s in the £ more. This is the last week of Harris’ Closing-down sale, Central Boot Arcade. JROAA will secure 120 Acres in grass, well watered, and subdivided, near Factory, School, and Railway; 6-roomed house and cowshed (12 bails). Stock can be arranged on easy terms. Apply early, McCJnggage and Co., Broadway.