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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 4, 31 July 1918, Page 6

There are times when you have to purchase a gift for someone and you are quite puzzled to kliow what to get and where to get it. We extend to you a cordial invitation to visit our store and feel quite certain that if you do so your troubles will be ended, as we specialise in the presentation business and can help you. We have just opened up a nice lot of China ware, all suitable for presents; and also have stocks of Leather Goods, Antimony Ware, Silver and Plated Goods, Jewellery, Toys, Books, Travelling Requisites, Smokers' Sundries, etc. The Sa^Ss^SH? Make your Soft Furnishing replenishments from our ' grand variety and values. These are materials of good quality and can be relied on to give the maximum of service, and not fade. Inspect our Shadow Taffetas, Art Cretonnes, Art Curtainings, Hall Curtains, Furnishings, Tapestries, Velvets* Art Serges, Plushettes. Blankets anri Down Quilts are also stocked, and prices in each instance are "right." Step in—or write ruinMmmMmm The,Home of Good Value HAWERA 45 ACRES—Handy little Dairy Farm, now carrying 18 cows, 2 horses and some young stock. Teii subdivisions, 35 acres been ploughed aiid ienewed; Factory, school and Post Office only 5 chains away, dwelling house of 5 rooms, cow, trap and implement sheds. Cheap at £35 per acre. £SOO cash, balance low rate of iuterest. 168 ACRES—First-class property, nearly all level. Ten paddocks, good house of 5 rooms, concrete floor cowshed, with machines, fences all wire and totara posts, metalled road. Handy to "school and cheese factory. This is a warm, well-sheltered farm practically free from weeds. Owner requires smaller farm. Price is only £25 per acre, equity £1235 or will sell with £SOO deposit. 180 ACRES—Freehold land of rich q ualities all level and ploughable, splendid grazing, abundance of f eed, subdivided into 10 paddocks, good 8-wire fencing, 5-roomed ho use, concrete floor cowshed, will carry 50 cows easily. Quarter-mile to factory and school. An absolute gain at £l3 per acre. £250 cash. DO YOU want to settle in New Plymouth. Read this,! "Nice Homo" 5-rooms, -all modern convenience s, practically new, situated Fitzroy. Close to penny section, l-Bth acr e land. Price £BOO. £3OO cash. NOTE: T can show you returns, give you sound advice, and help you to MAKE MONEY. VALUER AHS COB MIBSIOd AGENT, BTRATFORIT AND?" NEW PLY MC ,11 P.O. Bos IS P-O. -iox 33.

INQUIRERS after the Overland Car recently offered for sale by life nre notified that the car was sold on Saturday. We still have a new 5-seater self-starting car for sale, which is worth seeing.—Newton and Swain, Eureka Garage, Broadway. A WELCOME HOME SOCIAL. WILL l)e tendered to PRIVATE R. BOCHART at the Ngaere Hall on Thursday evening, Ist August lblß. Good Floor'. Supper provided. Commencing at 8 p.in. Admission:— Gents 2s, Ladies Is. A. D. WALKER, Hon. Secretary. NCAIRE CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY FACTORY CO., LTD. QJ.UPPLTERS are hereuy notified that the Factory will re-open on Monday, sth August. THE STRATFORD l-ARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Ltd. TjFJHE Stratford Factory and Toko M<-J Branch will open to receive in ilk on Thursday Ist August 1918. W. PASTIER. TX7I.NTER ills and winter chills fade iv* before the magic wnfnftlj of n North British Hat Wht.nr Battle. Loot. /^IREAMOTA.—fs 7d per packet. '^-■ J Xnwburyi Husks Is 3d per till. CfPfUMi, Coffee, J.ld. per tin. MASTER LTD.