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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 382, 13 March 1937, Page 1

CHOICE HUTT TOMATOES. per case 121 b. KIDSON’S ’Phone 2575. ’Phone 2575.

BACK-TO-SCHOOL WANTEDS. Now is the time to outfit your boys for school. Shop where you can be assured of quality and satisfaction. You can be sure of the wear if you shop at Hillock’s. OOLX,EGE SHIRTS for Boys.—NewZealand's most reliable College Shirt —“Petone.” Absolutely fast dye, exceptionally hard-wearing, smartly and strongly made, unshrinkable flannel. In two styles, Canoe and Tennis. Priced from 6/6. Hillock’s. QHORTS THAT WILL WEAR.—AII our Shorts have been chosen to stand the hard wear that only a boy can give. Saddle Tweeds in guaranteed navy, super grade lining; all I sizes. Priced from 7/11. All-wool Serges, double seats, guaranteed dye, sizes 3 to 17, from 4/6 pair. Hillock’s. TROYS’ Wear for Warmer Days.— Strong Khaki Drill Shorts, 3/11. Shirts to match, zipp front, 2/11. Grey Flannel Shorts from 6/6. Grey Shirts from 2/6. Hillock’s. Shirts for Sunny Days, Beach Wear, etc. —Dress your boys for comfort —the cost is so small. Striped Silk Canoe Shirts, 2/9 to 3/6. White i Silk, in either Canoe or Tennis Shape. 2/6 to 3/9. Plain Blues, in hardwearing Boiling Cloth, 2/11 to 3/6. Hillock’s. QNE FOR THE SCHOOLGIRLS! Attractive Attache Cases, strong- , ly made, steel bound, reinforced cor-1 ners, chromium-ptefred locks, 2 keys. In blues and browns. 3/3, 3/9, 4/3, | 4/9. Hillock’s. PUBLIC NOTICES. STRATFORD RACING CLUB. r pENDERS for Demolishing and Re- ■ moving Outside Grandstand close ion WEDNESDAY, 17th MARCH, 1937, jat 7 p.m., with the Secretary, from whom all particulars can be obtained C. R. F. TILLEY, Secretary. STRATFORD SCHOOL COMMITTEE MILK IN SCHOOLS. VVRITTEN Tenders, closing at Noon V on MONDAY, 22nd MARCH, are called for the Supply of Approximately 16 Gallons of Milk Daily, at the Stratford Primary School. Above supply is required for about 200 days during the school year. Successful tenderer will be required to deliver milk in half-pint bottles, which are supplied by the committee, and to pick up, daily, empty bottles. Preference will be given tenderer having tuberculin tested herd. AUTUMN RACING AT STRATFORD. MARCH 20. SINGLE-POOL TOTALISATOR. POPULAR GATE CHARGES. Gentlemen: 2/-; Lawn (ex-j tra), 5/-. Ladies: 1 /-; Lawn (extra), j 2/6. i SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS.