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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 10, 29 August 1914, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. EGMONT SUITS FOR ALL MEN. CORRECT FIT. IT is not always clearly understood just wliat is meant by “correct fit.” Were clothes to be made so as to follow closely every line of the figure, the result would be a mis-shapen garment—one to make 4 the wearer look ridiculous. The right idea is best expressed in EGMONT SUITS. They are never too large or too small; never too loose or too tight. Every garment is shaped and balanced accurately, made to hang perfectly, and set so naturally that it covers and hides the defects in the figure, and gives it the appearance of being perfect. The EGMONT SUIT adds distinction to a figure already normal and perfect; it supplies all that’s lacking in one that’s not. The EGMONT SUIT deserves your serious consideration. PRICES 45s to 655. CHART SUITS TO MEASURE 70s to 85s. [SHOUT CLOTHING GO. STRATFORD.

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 land, close to Stratford Borough boundary. t ■*' if /JT; H. THOMPSON 1 - .■ , v* LAND AGENT, STRATFORD.

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WEBSTER, DOBSON & C AUCTIOHEERSr »«- STRATFORD. fswtu- -'ii x •}£’* ftrn>rqi»'« i< a 89 ACRES —Dairy Farm near Waitara; level; first-class order, i■ Garry 30 cows; very desitablf* home. £32. , £IOOO Cash, r; ; ’ ’S' :t •' KS i* H K - ..." 1..' }.U -I' ■ ■■ •’ - ;f 89 ACRES—-ualry Farm, Tariki; all necessary buildings. £BOO cash. Balance easy terms. W ■ * ■ C ' f--8 ACRES, 8-Roomed House—Just outside Stratford Borough. £7OO. £4OO cash. '« Vj w >i I. M. KIDD, Land Representative. \tumßssamm n 7 i f THUN DIR - 8 T OR M « RE sudden things and If you're caught napping you’rt drenched In a few minutes. But with a reliable inexpensive Rainooat, such as wo oan show you, you"** alright •very time. Those Coats are excellently out and hang perfectly. Thcy'i thoroughly rainproof and they cost very little. £ To see them means to buy them* MULLEN & MARSHALL.

1 A 'Hi ACRES—Freehold, good J. quality, clean, level land, handy Waikato town factory. Carry 60 cows. J. B. Richards. THE CENTRAL CO-OP. STORE CO. EG to give a final reminder that MONDAY, 31st, is the date of their Balance, and all overdue accounts must he settled by that date. ANTED the Public to know— Having secured the services of a Bootmaker from Newcastle-on-Tyuo, England, I am prepared to do your repairing while you wait if required. All kinds of hoots made to order on shortest notice. T. Young, Bootmaker, Broadway North. WANTED KNOWN—We Lava a fine range of Cream Separators selected from the best makes on the market, from £8 8s each. McMillan and Fredrio.