Wanteds, Ete. r po Let, or Lease, 6-Rcomed House, all conveniences. Garage for two cars. Address at this office. wishes to lease Small House in Stratford, handy town. Reply to “House,” this office. RANTED Steady, Reliable Girl from S—2 daily. Apply this office. LOST, between Post Office and Page Street, Gold Expanding Wristlet Watch. Reward on returning to this office. between Broadway and Hamlet Street South, Gold Fountain Pen, engraved “Sybil.” Reward on returning to Mrs J. Orr, Hamlet St. 'y'ACANCY in respectable private home for three lady or gentlei men boarders; every convenience. Terms reasonable. Apply this office. ANTED TO SELL Pure Bred Pom £2 25.. Addlress at tin's Business Wanteds. Q.REAT Easter Eggs from 1/6 to 7/6 at, the Marble Bar. B. Vinsen, the caterer, Broadway, Stratford. SHOP. Why pay big prices for Store Figs ? Weaners at the Tuck Shop are 6 a penny. Fresh Fruit, Vegetables, etc. “Billy Teas,” Scones and Cakes. Tuck Shop, opposite School. Showing of Autumn goods of best quality and value at Bert Rawles, Draper, Strat'ford. gTOCK Reducing at The Kash—Men’s Suits, Youths’ Suits, Boys’ Suits, all reduced in price for the next 3 weeks. Tweed Suits from 35/-; Worsted Suits from 79/6. Segi Millinery, Frocks, Coat Frocks and Costumes at reasonable prices, from Bert Rawles, Draper, Stratford. office. these values at Hillock’s.
FTER-S ALE Specials; Oak Duck ess for £7 7s, Record Cabinet for player rolls or gram, records £5 ss. Oak Sideboard £lO 10s, Oak Table 5 x 3 £3. These are snips at actual cost, so hop in early to E. D. Evans’, the Furnisher, Regan Street. gTOCK Reducing at The Kash — Our stock of Men’s Ready-to-wear Suits is still too heavy, and *o reduce the quantity and make room for the new season’s suits coming forward, the February reduced prices will be continued up to Easter week. See our prices. JD DRINKS: Raspberry, Lemon and Orange. School Children should not want for a drink. Only a penny at the Tuck Shop. The best of Lollies, etc. Cakes, Scopes, Pies for lunch. Tuck Shop, opposite School.
Prime teased, 1/6, Chin elle Hall Curtains, assorted colours 57/6, Reversible Chinell Curtaining 6/6 yard. Fadeless Cur tains from 1/9. For best values g to E. D. Evans, the Furnisher, Re gan Street, Land and Property, FARMS FOR SALE 1— ACRES, Freehold, near StraJtford. Has 6-roomed house, concrete floor to milking shed, 3cow plant and electric moter, 12 padlocks, 5 stacks, 4 acres swedes, carrying 40 milking cows, bull, 12 weaners, 2 horses. Pull range of farm implements, together with all the above stock, as going concern, at £46 per acre, with £llOO down. (Produced 11,000 butterfat.) 2 100 ACRES, Ngaere. Good 5roomed house, and cowshed, 10 pad docks well grassed and level. PRICE £sl per acre, with £IOOO down. 3.-25 ACRES, Eltham. 5-roOm-ed house, milking shed and outbuildings. Milking 14 cows and producing 4500 fat. i PRICE: £2OOO, with £6sq down. LAND REPRESENTATIVES; W. H. H, YOUNG, Stratford. F. EVANS, Hawera. E. D, MASON, New Plymouth. THE FARMERS' CO-OP ORGANISATION, THE SOCIETY OF N.Z. LTD. QTR 'iTpnßFt VT AW PR A AND rr.rnr ni
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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 62, 19 March 1929, Page 1
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