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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 4, 22 August 1914, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. . ftJSu. r ■-JU M Afc ** *** A SKYSCRAPER SA AND WHY. r,* TT so happens that Stratford’s first A to be erected on the site now occupied by 'us, THE EGMONT CLOTHING CO. Undoubtedly this means that we are going to be greatly inconvenienced, and our stock placed at great risk during the erection of this huge new building. Our only alternative is to minimise these difficulties by greatly reducing _ our itoOk. This we intend to do regardless of price, believing the first loss will be the best. This Sale affords the public one of those rare chances of securing High-Class Goods at a lower price than the inferior kind. Remember, Sales are seldom held by this firm, so that being forced by unavoidable circumstances, there is bound 'to be a good time In store for keen buyers. STRATFORD. ‘ • ■ '■ I X ... 103 ACRES, first-class dairying lease for 3 years. Rent £2 per acre. Good buildings, level land, high and dry; lies well to the sun; handy to Stratford Dairy Factory and Railway Station. 32 ACRES Lease —Rent £2.per acre. ■Suburban l land,'dose to Stratford Borough boundary. .* ar. B. THOMPSON 1 LAND AGENT, STRATFORD.

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx M M M M M N VISIT PETERS' BIG JEWELLERY SALE BEFORE IT ENDS. A SPLENDID Variety of delightful things in Modern. Jewellery and Silvern Goods, .Serviceable and moderately Priced —from which; a choice that will surely give pleasure, can readily be made, • ••)■ .V tiOOs■: 20to50vP(^CeiJt.;.DISCOunt^ ; :icj " ,'IUVS i- : I':' ! u,f; B. 3. PETERS. Mg .;Q3P ! QSJTE BELLRINGERS. 1 4 m M Q Lengthy periods served . with ‘ .the,, following well-i i h nRHi nC' m>* , Dawson and Co„ Dunedin, M [j Louis Kerr, Nelson, Rash and Cpocter. j. B, cerrand,'Palmerston N.

WEBSTER, DOBSON <& 'pfe'tt'ifj . i> - ; S Cj AUCTIONEERS >•' "'i ! J T !',!?■ . ;!: . STRATFORD. T"i, rA J J h K M t< :M M .■*J >i VJ v; i: m 64 ACRES —Dairy Farm near Waitara ; level; first-class order. ( . ] Garry 3Q t 9pwsj..i;eryh<ießirablf r -< ’ homo. * £32. £IOOO Cash. , > . , : .. . ; f . ? II l(V iftJ J v . ■ ' ■ • ; ' ' **< I 89 ACRES- tiairy Farm, Tariki; all necessary ! buildings. £BOO cash. Balance -’I easy terms. 6 ACRES, S 4 -Roomed -Ho use— Just outside Stratford Borough. £7OO. £4OO cash. ; 'Off- ’-KiUh • ' I. M. KIOD, Land Representative '■m. *• : . ippt-pii 'rau---- s- . THU MDER -J T O R.MS- j ARE sudden things and If you're caught napping you're drenched In a few minutes. But with at reliable Inexpensive Raincoat, such? as we can show you, yoa'-e alright? every time. ** These Coats are excellently mt* and hang perfectly. They'e thoroughly ralnpreeV. and they cost very flttie. y To see them means to buy them. MULLEH&

TO THE RESIDENTS 'OF "STRATFORD AND DISTRICT.— HAVING taken over the management of the Pork Biltchery (lately carried on by 'Walden), the public can depend upon first-class goods. ' ALL KINDS OF 'DELICACIES MANUFACTURED. All Goods tnado * under the “PURE FOOD ACT.” Cash Purchaser of Pork and Poultry. Best price for best quality. Our Motto— Fresh Goods, Best Ingredients, Cleanliness. Small Goods’ King) TOM BROWK, BROADWAY PORK, ‘BUTCHERY, STRATFORD. mO LET—Commodious Shop, in Central Broadway, known as the Dreadnought. Apply «• McK. Morison.

T HAVE purchasers for Good Second Mortgages. Send full particulars to J. B. Richards, Stratford. ANNUAL BALANCE. AS our Annual Balance is made on August 31st, all overdue accounts must be arranged for before that date. -CENTRAL CO-OP. STORE CO. WANTED the Public to know— Having secured the services of a Bootmaker from Newcastle-on-Tyne, England, I am prepared to do your repairing while you wait if required. All kinds of boots made to order on shortest notice. T. Young, Bootmaker, Broadway North. WANTED KNOWN—We have a fine range of Cream Separators selected from the best makes on the market, from £9 8s each. MoMil!an and Fredrio.