ACCOMPANIED WITH CHEQUE, POSTAL NOTES, OB Ms; soaaßißßßßSßasaEsaaigzii: iL^^/fnsrzgKCTWcrag:!^!^ f 4 v ■ :r.itw^]-yw?:yA-y o r ::■■ cn r \ „ <, . ii t" <■ ;?>a sa a f- ?? wea bse?. r*P> .<*> « *3 re-a®.?® '• \ p.J W J'» f « ••■ : • i'] b; v>v *i VI J -5 :o ••,' \id 3jsa .*-r-.v ('•; r- vVld fv >y iV Jo v Mr :i W "-1 Ci3vJ ‘j ■•_'/ £S£5 in 3 trj >-i vi> 6Jii Id Ci CT S7*2!E£S2! « fej ts ' HI PON. 11 ss&^sss&sszs tsassaasasEE ' Htifif'Brushes, special all bristle, 2/6 each, i : r f . ,others. 1 /-,, 1/8, 3/6, to 9/6. Combs, 6d to 2/6, special line 1/- each.. Matches, the Wolsley, good household match, • ,-i 9d doz, 3 doz 2/- or 7s 6d gross. Special Knife, “ Nest” brand, all steel, 2 blades, good farmer’s knife, 2/Gbodwiu’s, Toilet Soap, the best procurable, 1/- . hpx of 5 cakes, also 4d, 6d, and 1/ a cake. Lata Soap, Gd cake removes all Grease. - -• •'- Writing Pads, 100 sheets, good paper, 6d, Bd, I/.. Sample Case,2oo Bolls, all 20% less than usual. Manufacturer’s Sample Case Oak Photo Frames, new designs 1/0 to 5/- each. Framed Pictures good value 1/6 to 15/- each. Vases, Wallpockets, Albums, Plush Trinkets, etc., bought at large discount. Ladies’ Leather Hand Bags and Purses 6d to 30/- each. Gold and Silver Brooches, large assortment.. AGENT Dominion Map 18/6. MY STOCK is large and varied. Please call and have a look , round. No one pressed to buy. Aii Leading Lines 111 Tobaccos. Cigars, Cigarettes, and Pipes in Stock. I import Direct all Pipes, etc., and therefore my prices are the best. Gallaher’s Briars I/-, Loewe’s 5/6 to 10/G, 8.8 B. 3/6 to 5/0. xAlso Clays, Cherries And many others. Presentation Cases. Sweet Colleen Cut Plug, 4oz. tin 2/-. Pocket Lighters, 2/- and 4/6 each. Pipe Repairs executed. '■ ' ul.iijuji.-m. ‘ mm E. JAMES, cash Trader, Broadway, Stratford. P.O. Box ; 21.
jilftlKESS NOTICES. SALE IN EAST—RESIDING* of SEVEN ROOMS, outbuildings; 6J Acres 'of Laad, all lira, fances. IN Tit* CBNTRH OF THE BUSI-NBgS-fART OF BROADWAY—BIJiLbINGiS; consisting of FIVE SMpPA,, just, completed ; Lease of “rears, to.run; formerly ooetipiea by' Brayshaw’s Carriage Shew. Rooms. ' • Apply to ; r J» W- BRAYSHAW, WARWICK ROAD, ‘ 'V FOR STRATFORD. WARWICK ROAD J-: i; . ' ■ '• MORB PLANET JR. TOOLS. VVa Hava Imported a larger number than, aver of those popular money, and time savtrer fer this season, and we Sam-supply - nearly- every pattern illustrated-In the Planet -'/Jr. Catalogue. INSPECTION INVITED. • ifiHUf and Drill Seeders, Cultivators, Single and Double Wheel Hoes, Horse Hoes, etc. WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED •; . CATALOGUE. BELLRINGER •: f j-. - - BROS-,- LTD. • ■ OWING TO HAVING DISPOSED OF OUR BUSINESS TO MESSRS. LAMASON & MELVILLE, WE fiAVE TO REQUEST THAT ALL ACCOUNTS OWING US BE OR BEFORE 30th. SEPtEMifeWi ISIIi ALL ACCOUNTS AFTER THAT DATE Ifllt'.ife SUED FOR WITHOUT NOTICE. : - ' r l ;:C' : " ’’\ 0U« TEMPORARY 01-FICE—- « • / ‘ : 1 UPSTAIrtS, YORK CHAMBERS. .■ ■■ ■ •' SAWLE
BUSINESS NOTICES. W. P. NICOLL. W. H. ROWE. MANGOLDS. CARROTS. TURNIPS. CALL OR WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS FOR OUR MANGOLD LONG RED , CHAMPION SWEDE MANGOLD PRIZE-WINNER? YEL- MONARCH SWEDE LOW GLOBE ELEPHANT SWEDE CARROT SINCLAIR’S CHAMPION JOHN BULL SWEDE CARROT BARRIBAL MAGNUM BONUM SWEDE RAPE, BROAD LEAF ESSEX CRIMSON KING SWEDE MUSTARD, WHITE FIELD Turnip, Purple Top Yellow Aberdeen Turnip, Imperial Green Globe Turnip, Croon Top Yellow Todhal! Turnip, Purple Top Mammoth Strain. ALSO, YELLOW HORSE TOOTH SEED MAIZE. At Lowest Prices Consistent with Prime Quality. WM. ROWE. KING AND BROADWAY STREETS NEW' PLYMOUTH. DAIRY FARMERS! i BEWARE ! HAVE A CARE ! &BT 1911 ®IRO¥LAR HEADED—“BETTER COWS, AND HOW TO CF.T THEMI" . ; '. ■': ,_ - I • " This circular will interns? you; On the front gag# of it is a picture of tha World’s Champion Cow, showing what can he accomplished wljen hraing are put into the business. Th# next page tells you that “Half the Breeding goes down the mouth,” which is quite true, and we take the full responsibility for that statement. What we now want to. say to you is this: —That it does not matter how good the parentage of the calf may be; unless it Is properly reared and fed on a food that contains all the elements necessary to build up a good sound constitution, you can never hope to have a champion cow, or even a profitable milker. No good cow was- ever made from a stunted calf. . Feed your calves on mother’s milk for a few days, then gradually change over to Skim Milk, or Whey, and “GILRUTH “ CALF FOOD —the only perfect substitute for whole milk. It is a food with a mission, and is spocilly and scientifically prepared according to. the formula given by your old friend Professor Gilruth—one of the leading Veterinary Surgeons of the day, and the loading Scientist on Animal Feeding m Australasia. The “ GILRUTH” CALF FOOD has long since passed the experimental stage, and more than 100,000 calves per annum arc reared on it in this Dominion. There is no other Calf Food in the world with the same record. It is not the waste product o a sugar mill, rice mill, or a starch faotorv, but is specially prepared, as a food for calves, from th# choicest of Now Zealand'Produce, made in Now Zealand by Now Zealanders, and 1 for Now Zealand conditions. Fresh made th# day it leaves the Factory. It contains 20 per cent, of fat, which is .considerably higher than any other Calf Food on this or any other market. It is the best and the cheapest, and is obtainable from all leading Storekeepers and Produce Merchants. ' < . • ft PREPARED BY THE, A, & P. FOOD C°- Lm- ° WELLINGTON. HAVE YOU TRIED EGMONT CATTLE CLEANSING DRENCH? If all other drenches used have failed to come up to expectations—don’t class EGMONT DRENCH with them. IT STANDS ALONE ON THE TOP RUNG OF THE LADDER OF FAME It does all that Is claimed for It—and morel 1 Try It, and be for over convinced of Its efficacy. There’s no other Drench quite like It—lf you want to know more about it, ask your next-door neighbour. Price la 6d a packet, 15s a do:en. F. EDWARDS, b '’ STRATFORD.
BUSINESS NOTICES. rani titi 4 :s rTrrrsi WET? ' D ssriiaw a w isr 8 * *ir» llJf || &a |U. %. <rv Is kepi on hand I O?r 8 $ i« H<p I r%i 3s H . -m M U H k fu> 5 Ot* 3* r-v S '' $ ijj j *' KIDNEY’® MA&lfEf? ® e TROUBLES. | %mfta yyeir THE FLAVOUR OF THIS TEA WINS YOUR FAVOURI It is a constant source of pleasure and enjoyment to all who drink it. It possesses all the merits of good Tea, and is rich in theine, which is the active principle of Tea. It soothes and stimulates, pleases and satisfies the palate. ELEPHANT BRAND ■ TEA! AT 2S 2d PER LB. It is a Good Tea, and it is good all the time; the flavour never varies. It is pure and wholesome, rich and strong, and is blended by an expert. It is worth your while trying this Tea. EMPIRE TEA CO,, W. & G. TURNBULL & CO., Proprietors, \ WELLINGTON. * The Best Plum Puddings 1 Why so to infinite trouble and bother to make yourown p!nm> pudding's when you can buy them as cheaply ready made oi the best materials, by the fastidious Frim* ioy people. IMLEY
BUSINESS NOTICES. THE EAST MAIL before Christmas will ~. 4. , t.l i , x 11 , , , soon bo leaving. Those wishing to send Photographs should not delay, having them done. Posing Style, and Finish, Produced at MCALLISTER’S STUDIO, will satisfy you! MAKE AN APPOINTMENT NOW. MCALLISTER BRO isl$ 0 . SS RTH ’ a. & p. Lo3!i For One Month ;vs are giving Special Quotations for Trophies and Medals, etc 0 for Show; Presentation. CGLDSMaTHS 5 AND SSLVERSMITHS’ COMPANY, THE JEWELLERS, . ‘ - Stratford. ■ . FERTILIZE “ STERLING SEEDS. WITH J 3 ...r r, v,.,.+ , ~.v “STERLING” MANURES Years back our Famous “STERLING” SEEDS earned the reputation of being geiiume— tr ie to name--full of vitality and germinating power. To-day scores of Taranaki farmers uly upon “STERLING SEEDS” for bigger and better crops than are obtainable from inferior kinds. Soon you’ll he ready to drill in the Mangolds and Swedes—farmers must look ahead to provide winter fodder for the cattle. Better be sure than sorry—sow Reliable Seeds, such as “STERLING ” LONG RED MANGOLDS, YELLOW GLOBE, AND PRIZE WINNER. We have also three of the best Carrot Seeds obtainable—viz, SINCLAIR’S CHAMPION, BARRIBALL, and the Famous WHITE BELGIAN CARROT Maize growers would do well to plant either the WHITE HORSE TOOTH or HICKORY' KING MAIZE—two very prolific croppers, rigorous and hardy. With any of the foregoing Seeds, “STERLING” MANURES can be used with abundantly good results. QUOTATIONS GIVEN WILLINGLY. NEWTON KING, SEEDSMAN, AUCTIONEER, AND PRODUCE MERCHANT, NEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD, KAPONGU. - ■ .vvr L HOW IS YOUR OLD LAWN MOWER? Blunt, I suppose! Well, bring it along and I will make it ont, if it is possible to do so. If it is beyond repair, I can supply you with th« Latest Bail-bearing Machine, at Lowest Possible Prlcoa. All kind* of Agricultural Implements Repaired. Agont for Hornsby Reaping Machines. B. BARENESS, J SS; T '
The actual worth of Rheumo cannot be computed in pounds and shillings. Ask one of the thousands who have tried it, and found relief, what obey would give for rheumo, were •heumatism, gout, sciatica, o i lum>ago to attack them again. You, too, an bo cured, and a bottle will only ■ost you 2s Gd and 4s 6d at any jheraist’s or store;*
overlb:E(l : ecl. We must make A SPEEDY CLEARANCE ami ior Ump,; )A ill tm la ! 1 We are just crowded out with Goods. worth fro»s oiii' Plymouth stock goods as they open will be ruthlessly slaughtered. Some of the Values Op-esmnf New .season s boons i I■sel ei i s o ; i »t ( or i i i> s <1 5 V f'y W~ 5 O IHui i V !. 5 V. ejl ii. V/ 5i ) .is We were compelled to move sold out. We simnlv t v i l ■> • /.if s rl ti \V ! J C 5 . ; Home .51 Oj), a IHi IVp 4* d !! ■m we are t * ;i 11 lievv season s mm l'» V *■ We REAL SNIPS. 9d—Man’s.Straw Hat and Strap Hairbrush & Coml) Ladies’ Blouses, good shape and color 2/9.CA,mbric Bloomers, woven 2/3 Lippo, Robes,., bund embroidered, 19/11, Worth 39/G, sky, pink and tussore; Real Snip in Remnant* and Oddments, useful prices half cost price HOUSEHOLD LINES 2/11 pair Lp.ee Curtains l/?i and 2/9 pr Art Muslin Curtains in beautiful Ariston Net, wonderful value 1/8, Curtain and Rod complete l/2i Bleached Damask 12/6, 14/11, double bed Blanke s, extra.large 14/0, 17/G 6fd Strong Cotton Shirting 4/11 pair Herringbone Sheets UNEQUALLED IN TARANAKI Our 8d Ladies’ Stocking gift Our lOd Ladies’ Stocking snip 8/11 doz. ’White Flannelette Our special yard wide Calico, 5/11 dozen, worth 8/6 7pl Cream Silk osd Black Japanese SilkMaid’s Tweed Coats, surprise prices LADIES HATS We will positively Slaughter. Gd, Is, and 1/11, they are cheap at 8/1 1, and 4/11 TRIMMED HATS, real sensible wear, and very smart, 5/11,7/11, and 10/0 Wo 'are overstocked and those prices are absurd, they’re right up to the moment of fashion 2/9 WONDER LINES Flower-Sprays Id, Del, Gd ]/- Camisole length Embroidery 1/- Knit Yosts 1/- Child’s Trimmed Pinafores 1/- trimmed Knickers and Chemises \j\\\ Woven Combinations Corsets suspenders fitted, worth 8/11 DRESS GIFTS Full Robe Pieces, 8/11, 4/11, 5/11 Beautiful Tweeds, 8/11, 10/6, 11/11 Wash Robe Pieces, 3/11, 2/11,3/11 Linen Robe Pieces, 4/11 ALL NEW SEASON’S GOODS 5/11 doz, our special Indigo Cambric fast dyes 56 inch wide, Navy Serge, special prices 1 and 4/8 OUR READY MADES Washing Costumes, light or dark colors 8/11 Smart Linen or Lawn Robes, 12/6 to 27/-, worth 89/6 Blouses, 2/3,2/! 1,8/11, worth double Tweed Costumes, 19/11, worth 45/-, new, smart, serviceable Jackets, Raincoats, Paletots, 8/11, 9/11, 12/6,15/11, easy worth double 1/11, 8/11, Colored Moiratto Underskirts IT IS .A. POSITIVE "ST. We must reduce osar Stock and every Article will be fit Bargain IPoiat. SIPUIS SEE COMMENCES WEDNESDAY, 20™ SEPT. HERBERT’S UP“TMIITE S Broadway, Stratford,
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 56, 20 October 1911, Page 7
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