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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 29, 31 December 1917, Page 6

WANTED— Every soldier in unii form to be photographed this week at McAllister’s Studio. EEY special terms during Jan--1 uary for soldiers on leave and 'returned men in uniform—MoAllis-l ter’s f.Audio. ANTED— Family manage 200 acres, milk 50 cows— Applj# stating wages. : —This office. ANTED haymaking or other employment. Apply this office. X ANTED—Machine Shearing by three men. Apply 0. P. Farrington, Camberwell Road, Hawera. LOST, on Wednesday, an overcoat on BeaconsfielA or East Roads. Reward.—Apply this office. LOST— Pair of shoes in parcel, he-' ; tween Medina Tea Rooms and Park. Kindly leave at this office. WHATEVER you do, on no account miss the “New Zealand Free Lance Christmas Annual. Just out, and the Hit of the Season. Fifty-six lively pages. Full of fun and frolic. Call at once at H. J. Hopkins’, and make sure of a copy. DIARIES for the Pocket or Office for 1918.—C. E. James. -t Q 1 Q —Get your Diary for the lulO New Year from C. E. James. All sixes in stock. DIARIES for 1918.—Plenty to choose from, either pocket size, dr fdr the desk.—C. E; James.

At HOPKlNS’—Ladies’ Handbags, Purses, Gents’ Wallets, Letter Cases', Photo Frames, Glove* and Handkerchief Boses, all for Xmas. Boxes. EMPIRE Annuals for N.Z. Boys and Girls. Full of good stories —price 5s each.—H. J. Hopkins. ABENDARS FOR 1918.— Handy to post away, dainty in design and colouring, from 6d to 2s 6d, at H. J. Hopkins’, Bookseller. “ IS LAST BLOW”—New Sherlock Holmes story by A. Conan Doyle—Price 4s, at Hopkins’. GiHOICE Reading at Is 6d—“Deli- / cia” (M, Corelli), “Edge o’ Bey- : ond,” “Silent Rancher,” “The Pathway” (G. Page); “Capt. Desmond,”' “Great Aumlet” (Maud Diver); “Cherub Devine,” “Shorty McCabe”' (Sewell Ford). —Hopkins’. 1 Q-J Q DIARIES for Pocket or XeXXO Desk—Collins’ or N.Z. All Prices.—H. J. Hopkins.

Wanted— Boy dairy farm, Apply this office. and girl machines for used. LOST— From Toko Saleyards on Wednesday, fat dark Jersey Cow, half-circle out of front and the end off the right /ear. Finder com-, municate with Ferguson, Butcher, >-Toko. nnO-NIGHT is hoseing time—if youi want to keep your lawn looking fresh, green, attractive. Ask for the L or G qualities of NORTH BRITISH HOSE—the qualities for long wear, and trade Imperially. FAREWELL SOCIAL AND DANCE. A| FAREWELL SOCIAL AND DANCE will be tendered tot Corporal Brian, Richmond in the! Stanley School on Thursday, January* 3rd, 1918, commencing at 8 o’clock.)

Cents 2s. Ladies ts. THE most Welcome Present you can send your soldier boy at the Front is undoubtedly the “New Zealand Free Lance Christmas Annual.” , Far and away the best and liveliest Annual of .1917. Fifty-six pages of screaming Cartoons and bright Original Stories. One Shilling. Be in time at H. J. Hopkins’, ROUGH roads don’t worry the fusers of CLINCHER TYRES because they are composed of the best quality rubber mads by honest British labour. Trade imperially and buy the British article. (CARETAKER WANTED—For the J Stratford Mountain House.— Apply Town Clerk, Stratford Municipal Chambers. FAREWELL SOCIAL. 4 FAREWELL SOCIAL will be tendered to Private Stewart in the Cardiff School on Friday next, January 4th. Gents, 2s, Ladies, basket. ’ O EMEMBER the recollection of quality remains long after the price is fogotten. That is why it pays to buy a QUALITY Tyre— NORTH BRITISH CLINCHER TYRES for service and satisfaction. THANKS. l T ’|l|HE Secretary of the Stratford Hospital and Charitable Aid Board acknoAvledgo's with thanks the receipt of the following donations: — Masonic Lodgo, Stratford, £2 2s; Anonymous, £1; Anonymous, 10s; Anonymous, ’£2. ,

STARTLING TESTIMONY. A doctor, recently returned from '■■lie Front and ■well-known to many of our readers, asserts that the British Government uses almost erylusivelv NORTH BRITISH MOTOR ANn CYCLE TYRES, and one other hraad on. their .vehicles.; WflY? -