Public Notices You are lir SPECIMENS OP THE BEAUTIFUL PICTURES, And Not Expensive S. ROWE ANNOUNCES that he is nott -"• SAWING WOOD at OWNERS' PREMISES to own length, at REASONABLE PRICES. NOTHING TOO TOUGH S. ROWE C/o W. Cannon, Butcher, BROADWAY
NOTE JAM FRUITS are getting finished. We will have some this week. Buy early, and be sure. Pie Melons, Quinces, Peaches, Cape Gooseberries. ARRIVING THIS WEEK. Bottle your pears now before they are finished. Also SEE our Tomatoes. Cheapest in town, at B. DAVID and CO. THE LEADING FRUITERERS BROADWAY STRATFORD EGMONT COAL 1 EGMONT COAL GLEN AFTON GLEN AFTON GLEN AFTON GLEN AFTON STOCKS ALWAYS ON HAND PROMPT DELIVERY Orders may be left at Brocklebank'g Phone 2341. R. D. McCUTCHEOM STRATFORD PHONE 7SQ DYERS, CLEANERS' AND FURRIERS REGENT ST. HAWERA owe it to your clothes, the chance to serve you well. Get them DRY CLEANED, they will serve better, look better, and be better. Also —Dyeing, Cleaning, Hat reblocking, Pleating, Hemstitching, and Overlooking. Local Agent— KIDSON'S FRUIT SHOP, Stratford, Phone 401
STONE'S WELLINGTON, HAWKE'S BAY AND TARANAKI Commercial, Municipal and General NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL FOR 1932 Forty-second year of publication Royal Bvo. F containing about 1801 pages, corrected up to date, the whols handsomely bound in cloth, gili lettered. If ordered before publication If ordered after publication £l/IQY* STONE, SON AND CO., LTD. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS Anzac Square Dunedin And at Christchurch and Wellington THAT BAD-MANNERED COUGH Insistent coughing in company really savours of bad manners. There is no need to hang on to that cold or to let it hang on to you. \ Get busy with Baxter's Lung Pre- j server, the superior specific for I coughs, colds, sore throats and broil- j chial complaints. "Baxter's" tonic pro-1 perties give added benefit. Three sizes, 1/6, 2/6 and 4/6 at all j chemists and stores. Insist on "Bax-j ter's." —3. WANTED Known—Gverlocking and Hemstitching, 12-hour service— j London Dyers. Local agent, Kidson's, j Florist, Broadway. : A VOID infection in trams, trains I etc. Create an atmosphere o* pro. i taction. TJae Nazol Pastilf 1/8 bos; j
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 223, 19 April 1933, Page 1
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