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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 99, 16 June 1911, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. W. B. C f t ' a OF ALL DRAPERS.

ANY BUSINESS EVERY BUSINESS! AS its own personality'; it’s the thing you deal with when you deal with any business house; the spirit of that personality determines • whether or not your dealing's are agreeable to you. One branch of our business is sell ing MEN’S BOOTS! THE EGMONT spirit is to sell the highest quality at lowest prices; to stock better boots than others—the best , made. y, Wt' ■Khs ‘i ... A. rn i J- ;V“ • } A j • T- -u»Hi 'ln ■ Jl II ». 'Vp\ fe ‘4 v *r \ 11,1.i/l iiv m -m i I I THE EGMONT' CLOTHING y.A, y'■ .cy i - . ’• ’ i COMPANY. :

AUCTION SALES. STRATFORD YARDS. TUESDAY, JUNE 20 Sale at 12. VOUNG, JL will sell above— HOBBS AND 'CO., by Public Auction as 600 MIXED CATTLE (including— -200 good woaners (in lots, with slight reserve) 60 store and fresh cows 150 1J- year steers 100 21 year steers 50 choice, springing heifers Also, 270 lambs 300 2-tooth ewes 40 cull ewes NOTE.—We have arranged with the N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., to sell alternately on and after the next sale. STRATFORD HORSE_ FAIR, MY next Horse Fair will be held on SATURDAY, July Ist. ENTRIES SOLICITED. NEWTON KING. WITHDRAWAL NOTICE. HAVING sold Mr. A. Wright’s dairy herd privately, the sale advertised for Tuesday, 27th Juno, ■will NOT lie held. NEWTON KING. SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1911. Kemp and sawle win sell at their rooms 1 — Poultry, including 30 fat young fowls and ducks, vegetables, 00 bags onions, 3 tons prime Up-to-Datc potatoes, 30 cwt marrows, G sacks barley meal 8 sacks wheat, sot good harness, four horse collars, 2 large baths, 8 barrels, cart saddle, 90gal ‘Perfect’ separator, washstands, kitchen dresser, chest drawers, commode, sideboard, harmonium, wire mattresses, scales- and washing machine, filters, toilet ware, push-cart, $ single iron bedstead, kitchen table, range, lady’s bicycle, bath, books, crockery, and sundries. Also, 3 gigs 1 gig, strong (almost new) Sale at 12.30. i ' v B PUBLIC WORKS . DEPARTMENT. o x and after TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), June 17th, 1911, Trains with passenger ear attached will run as per time-table between Te Wcra and* the 33m. Siding. c. j McKenzie, Resident Engineer. TO LET, 7-roomed Mouse, 8 acres good land, plougbable, stream, just out Borough boundary; cheap. Apply this office.

PUBLIC NOTICES. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited for the Erection of a Four-roomed Cottage in Miranda Street, Stratford. Plans and specifications may be seen at our office, Stratford.. . Tenders close at 5 o’clock on TUESDAY, June 20th, and are to be addressed to us at Inglewood. HENRY BROWN AND CO. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. PALMERSTON NORTH NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW. ON 19th June, Special Passenger Train will leave Now Plymouth 7.23 a.m., Stratford 9.22, for Palmerston. HOLIDAY EXCURSION Tickets, available for return; until 10th July, will - lie. issued to Palmerston - from New Plymouth, Waitara, Te Wera, and intermediate stations, on 19th, 20th, 2.lst, and 22nd June. On 19th June these Excursion Tickets will NOT bo available by the Down Mail Train. Excursionists from north of Aramoho must travel by special train. See above. BY ORDER. FOR SALE. CIORNER Swansea and Victoria ) Streets, outside House, 7 rooms, bathroom, pantry, washhouse, dairy, and outbuildings, and 7 acics land. R. McCORMICK. L (25 STRATFORD MOUNTED RIFLES. CORONATION PARADE. THURSDAY, JUNE 22nd. THE Squadron will parade in connection with Coronation Celebrations. Fall-in King Edward Park 12 o’clock noon. Old members of the Squadron are invited to attend. Dress—Blue uniform and forage cap W. V. WILSON, Officer Commanding. FOR SALE. BRECON LEA, Opunakc Road—6 roomed House, pantry, scullery, bathroom, 2-roomcd Cottage, stable, h. aid c. water, electric light, beautifully planted grounds, with 2 to 14 acres, as desired; frontage to two metalled roads. Very easy terms. Apply W. G. MALONE. MASTERS and SON are agents for one of the most reliable Cements in the Dominion. The Melbourne Clothing Company announces the arrival of a second big consignment of clean, specially selected British army riding coats with good long capes, "as issued to the Royal Field Artillery. These famous coats are known as “First Grade,” and are the very best of their kind supplied by the Biritish Government to its forces, both at Homo and abroad. The prices as usual the lowest in Taranaki.*