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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 306, 19 May 1913, Page 3

Its Phenomenal Success Tempts the Enterprising Cash Trader um TO Continue the Sale TILL THE END OF MAY. Friends are sending their friends by the score. There are countless bargains for hundreds more. There never was such a sale before. ONE SHILLING IN EVERY FOUR OFF DOLLS, TOYS and PHOTO FRAMES. The smallest discount is 2d in the Shilling. Most lines are more heavily reduced than that. Innumerable Bargains in Glassware, Chinaware (high grades from famous factories), Copper and Antimony Ware (including tie, collar and glove cases), Electro-plated & Silver Goods, Clocks and Watches, Toys and Fancy Goods generally. Sixpenny Novels—THßEE FOR A SHILLING. Writing Pads, 3 for 1/-; Large Bottle good Ink, 2d; Post, cards, 15 for 1/-; cloth-bound poets, half-crown line, for 1/9. C.E. i i i i CASH TRADER.

TWO GOOD FARMS ' AS A GOING CONCERN. ACRES FREEHOLD, 10 paddocks, nearly all stumped, creamery on property, and in splendid locality, two miles from railway; 23 'cows and odd stock and all farm requisites complete; good house and slteds; etc. Price £3O per acre; £4OO deposit. Exchange for Dairy Farm. 200 ACRESj L - Lr -' reut £S P er y ear ' all in g rass « well subdivided, GO acres plougha'u-e; one mile from school, P.O. and store, 3% miles from railway station; cream cart passes door three times per week; at present carrying 35 cows and sheep ; G-roomed house, cowshed, dairy, trapslied, sheep yards. Price £8 per acre; first mortgage, £l6O to G.A.S.Oi. Equity, £1440. W. 11. H. YOUNGr AND CO LAND AGENTS ; STRATFORD. N. F. DUNLOP, Land Salesman. Anything and Everything in the Coachbuilding Line WE BUILD WELL AND CHEAP. • Efficient workmanship right from the planning out to delivery') makes it possible to turn out a waggon or other vehicle quite to liking of the man who pays the bill—and no shoddy material is used either. It will pay to see now—before the worst of the winter weather comes. A loose shoe (though good) may soon be a lost shoe, we pay special care to the proper fitting of shoes and work is done promptly—and reasonably. EGMONT COACH AND CARRIAGE CO. DAXO SEPARATORS. (STRATFORD) MASSEY-HARRIS IMPTB UNIQUE CAST-IRON FURNACE FRAMES,

J. B. RICHARDS (Recently with Mr. Newton King). JjAKD AND JJJSTATE STRATFORD. A full knowledge of land values and qualities of land in Taranaki are at the disposal of investors. Special facilities for iandseekers going •ortL A. D. B L 1 OKARCHITECT, LEWIS' BUILDINGS, BROADWAY, STRATFORD. Plan 3 and Specifications Prepared. [A card.] Tj\ ]\|ASON, V.S., D.VD., STRATFORD. Address Empire Stables [Robert Spence, Samuel Spence, J. R. L. Stanford.] CSPENCE & gTANF 0R D, BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, STRATFORD. Offices: The Bridge Buildings, Broadway. At Inglewood Everv Wednesday. MONEY TO LEND. M R - W. G. M aloxe BARRISTER & SOLICITOR STRATFORD. ■■ Investments arranged. Loans obtained. \ JTOERSON, RUTHERFURD AND MACALISTER. BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. (Successors to W. D. Anderson.) Fenton St., Stratford, & County Offices, Whangamoinona. Money tn lend at lowest current ratea. w. CUBDLICENSED CARRIER, STRATFORD, Haj taken over the County Stables Carrying Business from Mr. Harry Jones. Prompt service. Commercial Travellers can rely on good treatment. House Furniture carefully moved. All Trains met. W. CURD, County Stables.

Be Photo'ed Now! AT THESE NEW SENSATIONAL LOW PRICES! Six Post Cards, Three Cabinets, 1 C\/~ And. one Enlargement, all for —Or—]A/- for THREE ENLARGEMENTS, Groups slightly extra. The greatest Photo, opportunity ever presented in New Zealand. Work of our usual-high quality —so well known This special winter concession holds good from; MAY 17 to JUNE 30. J. McAllister STRATFORD. SHOOTING SEASON, 1913. MAY 1 TO JULY 31, INCLUSIVE. to shoot Cock Pheasants and Californian Quail in the Stratford Acclimatisation Society's district will be issued by the following post offices:—Stratford (principal), Toko, Ngaere, Midhirst, Whangamomona, and Strathmore. Fee, £l. Country residents sending the fee will have their licenses posted by the secretary. A REWARD of £5 will be paid for information leading to the conviction of any person shooting without license or contravening the Society's regulations. All licenses must be produced on com"■vnd of any ranger. W. B. FEARON, Secretary. 'yOU can get it cheaper at the Red !Po»t.