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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 88, 12 July 1918, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. HAVING OPENED A CASH BUS] NESS IN BROADWAY, WE SO I LICIT YOUR ORDERS, AND SUB MIT TO YOU THE FOLLOWIN'! PRICES. HERE ARE A FEV PICKED AT RANDOM:— Granola—2s bag, Granose Biscuits—3s 3d per packet Methylated Spirits—tod anti is 6c per bottle. Cremo Coffee—is per tin. Currants—lCd per fb. Sultanas —lOd per lb. Prunes—9d per Sb, Tea —from is 8d per lb. Cigarettes—Gd per packet. Plugs Tobacco —tod. Tin Tobacco—is 2d, Packet Tobacco —is 2d and is 3d. Matches, Plaids—3d dozen. Matches, tins—ls 9d packet. Jam—7d per tin, 6s 6d per dozen. Cheese —lid per ib. Trial will convince you that it pays to deal here. We deliver Orders, i

THE ORIGINAL CASH GROCERS, BROADWAY. Near the Fire Station. KOVAL BOOT POLISH. ROYAL BOOT POLISH HOYaL BOOT POLISH Always the same price FOUR TINS FOR Is FOUR TINS FOR Is FOUR TINS FOR 1s AT BOOT STORE. STRATFORD. SHOOTING SEASON, IBIS. \

Ist MAY to 31st JULY (INCLUSIVE. IChiNSES. to shoot cock pheasants, quail, pukako, teal, grey duck and black swan, in the Stratford Acclimatisation Society’s district, will be issued by the following Post Offices: Stratford, (principal), Toko, Nga*re, Midldrst, Te Wera, and Wrangamotnoua. The shooting of Pigeons and Paradise Duck is prohibited. Fee: £l. Country residents sending fee will have their licenses posted by the secretary. N.B.—A reward of £lO will be paid for information leading to the conviction of any person shooting without a license or contravening the Society’s regulations. All licenses must be produced on command of any ranger. , Licenses have been issued to the following for the season:— J. Jackson, F. O’Connor, G. Todd, J. R. L. Stafford, F. Whittle, h. Collins, 11. Hill, H. Fazackerly, H. Campbell, R. A. Muir, R. R. Curtis. H. Hellier, G. A. Harris, J. W. Willis, C. Riley, J. T. Martin, W. D. Colson, G. C. Smith, G. B. Green, A r H. Nelson, C. B. Walsh, A. Scott,! I Neil W. Coleman, I). C. Campbell, W I jR. Foley, W. J. Morrison, H. L. | Walker, A. D. St. George, J. Petrie Jr., H. E; Abraham, J. Martin, H S. Sutton, N. Dodunski, E. H. Newhind, 0. Massey, P. Wright, C. D. Hyndman, I. Scott, W. Hawke, C. Bielawski. To Wera.—W. J. Wilson, W Smith. Whanga.—H. C. C. Stromhom, 0 McCutchan, C. B. Marshall, N. W. Priest. R. F. HARKNESS, Secretary.

iQLOCS! jQLOGS!! |QLOCS!!.' ANOTHER SKsPIdENT JUST OPENED. ALL SIZES FOR MEN AND WOMEN WILL KEEP VO PR FEET DRY AND WARM AT FOSTER’S ■root otortij, rtr atporti ADVERTISED GOODS ARE STANDARD GOODS. The World Over. WHY? ”33ECAUSE there must be in -*- J * advertised goods, a uniform high quality, otherwise the advertised article not being up to the standard claimed for it, will not be purchased again, and tho advertising will he unprofitable. Advertising is Insurance, therefore, that tho goods are as represented and good value. The consumer who buys advertised goods rarely make a mistake. “Stratford Evening Post” readers will profit by a careful perusal of the advertising columns.