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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 283, 22 April 1913, Page 3

Every price here hits the bull's-eye on the Bargain Target. C. E. JAMES, the Cash Trader and Great Price-reducer, announces his intention of eclipsing all previous price-cutting records, and will make this an Eclipse Sale. It needs no expert to detect the grand values on offer in every department. 2d in every Shilling Discount throughout the store, except where the discounts are bigger. Thus 4/- in the £ off JEWELLERY, WATCHES, CLOCKS. 3D in \/. off TOYS, DOLLS, PHOTO FRAMES. Sixpenny Novels—THßEE FOR A SHILLING. Writing Pads, 3 for 1/-; Large Bottle good Ink, 2d; Postcards, 15 for 1/-; cloth-bound poets, half-crown line, for 1/9: THE WHOLE MARKED AT MOVING PRICES that appeal to the money-saving instincts of the thrifty. 2d in 1 - off Pipes, Cigarette and Cigar Holders, etc."; but tobaccos, cigars and cigarettes at usual prices. CASH TRADER.

LAND LAND LAND 100 ACEBS FBEEHOLD > one mile from Railway Station, on good metalled road. 10 paddocks well grassed, CO acres stumped, all ploughable; will easily catty 35 cows; 5-roomed bouse, new cowshed, concrete floor. First mortgage £950; second mortgage, £500; £SOO cash required. Price £3O per acre. 187 ACBES ' on S° od roa< i close t0 factory; freehold; all level country; at present carrying 24 dairy cows, 15 in-calf heifers, 2 bulls. 4 horses, 200 lambs, and about 20 calves. Good house and shed. Price £l3 per acre. First mortgage, £IOOO, at 5% per cent., 2 years; second mortgage] £IOOO at 6 per cent., 7 years; £2OO cash required. This farm is cheap. J ACRES FREEHOLD, 8 paddocks, all ploughable, 10 acres stumped, good road; iy s miles from factory; 5% miles from Stratford; at present carrying 100 2-year-old heifers; house, trapshed and stable, lfl-bail cowshed, concrete floor. Price £2B per acre; £SOO down, balance at 5 per cent. This is a really cheap place. A farm of 100 acres on same road, within a quarter of a mile, similar country, rather more improved; was sold a week ago at £4O per acre. 302 ■ ACRES ' Freenold . undulating country, all in grass, 9 paddocks; one mile from school and factory; 100 acres ploughable. This place will carry 100 cows; 2 houses on pioperty, one of 7 rooms, scullery and bathroom, cowshed (30-bail), hajshed, trapshed and piggeries; also one of 2 rooms, one man's whare and cowshed, on another part of the farm. Price £l2 per acre. First mortgage, £575; G.A.5.0.; £SOO cash, balance at 5 per cent. This is one of the cheapest properties offering. The owner wishes to retire from farming. W. H, H. YOUNG AND CO LAND AGENTS STRATFORD. We Can Save you 50s on Your Winter SUIT. And give yon as smart a suit as ever you wore. Our system of chartmeasuring nevel fails—we never have a misfit and the greatest care of detail is exercised. SMART CHART-MEASURE SUITS FROM £3. Not only do you get a suit to fit-a suit well finished, but a great range of material to choose from, and a suit that will give you hard and long wear, and at a little over half what you usually pay "THE RASH" Stratford MULLEN & MARSHALL, Proprietors. We are Lamp Experts JF that smoky or otherwise unsatisfac to ry lamp of yours can be fixed, we will fix it. Bring it along. OUR NEW STOCK OF LAMPS includes all the kinds that are best, and is the finest in the district. OUR LAMP VALUES TALK FOR US. OUR LAMP VALUES TALK FOR US OUR LAMP VALUES TALK FOR US. OUR LAMP VALUES TALK FOR Us". Here are a few prices. See the lamps themselves, and you will freely admit they are the biggest bargains in the province. HAND LAMPS, from 1/3 each. TABLE LAMPS in handsome doHANGING LAMPS, from 7/6 each. signs, from 4/0 "SPLENDID DUPLEX" LAMPS (double burner), most economical, from 12/6 each. TARANAKI HARDWARE COMPANY Successors to Sidney Ward & Co. f LEADING IRONMONGERS. STRATFORD. To Ensure Safe Delivery of your Milk. gEE TO THE WAGGON. Is it built right? What about the springs? Are they steel? Can the waggon turn easily, or is it liable to turn over? Is the timber good? Are the fittings secure? These and lots of other queries show that THE FARMER APPRECIATES THE SENSE OF SECURITY., He likes to feel sure—will take no risks. He need not if we make the Waggon; and we can but give the affirmative reply to all the above •queries. We are well-known through the reliability of our MILK WAGGONS and SPRING DRAYS; and the former have full lock forecarriage, which enables the waggon to turn in its own length. Fitted with Six Springs and Steel Mail Patent Axles. We are generally rushed about this time. Get in early. CGMONT COACH AND CARRIAGE CO. DANO SEPARATORS. (STRATFORD) MASSEY-HARRIS IMPTS, UNIQUE CAST-IRON FURNACE FRAMFR [Robert Spenee, Samuel Spence, J. R. L. Stanford.] CPENCE & STANFORD, BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, STRATFORD. Offices: The Bridge Buildings, Broadway. At Inglewood Everv Wednesday. MONEY TO LEND. A. D. 811B 11 cK > ARCHITFCT LEWIS' BUILDINGS", 'BROADWAY, STRATFORD. Plans and Specifications Prepared. TA ]y/[ ASON, V.S., D.VD., J. B. RICHARDS (Recently with Mr. Newton King). AND JJSTATE STRATFORD. A full knowledge of land values and qualities of land in Taranaki are at the disposal of investors. Special facilities for landseekers going aorth. [A card.] I >. TRATFORD PEOPLE are interested ■u ■"■*■ I in good printing. So are we. We ctp ATirnPT* d° it at our Stratford printing works, fciKAiuuKU. near the Loan & Mercantile Qffices.'Address Empire Stables [ Daily Newgi ji^^u^l