BUSINESS NOTICES. YOUNGER MEN Will now turn their attention to Vacation Apparel I Our GROWN MODEL SUITS in Summer Weightseind \ Colours will be worn by the most fashionably dressed - v:j ! ■!.- ■; ■ '-'pi men at the popular summer resorts this season. We > would also suggest PANAMA HATS, 4ILK | FANCY SOCKS, SILK UNDERWEAR, and the latest styles in FOOTWEAR. Ui -- ■ . -i i •Vj THE EGMONT CLOTHING , • . .. ’■ .*• COMPANY. yj.
BUSINESS NOTICES. IT PAYS TO BUY GOOD CUTLERY. V That .will retain a Sharp, Keen, Cutting Edge. j ' ; We have just landed a direct shipment 4 i ; ■j ■of ■ 1 •• ' ■ • ' • ■ HUNTER’S “ BUGLE ” BRAND SHEFFIELD CUTLERY. DESSERT KNIVES, 'XylouTteilfahdied at 8s 6d, TOs 6d; 12s, 15s, 18s 6d; 25s dozen.' TABLE KNIVES I xylonite Handled),; at‘;los' Gd, 128/168, 17s Gd/' 21s, 30s dozen “ TATiBOT” SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS, Guaranteed to wear white and retain their natural Silver CoIour—SPOONS, Tea ss, Dessert 9s 6d, Table 12g per dozen. FORKS — Dessert 9s Gd, Table 12s'per dozen. HARDWARE COMPANY. I H•• •, •. j , • - • • .»>' (Late Sidney Ward and.Oo.) BROADWAY. ’« ' f • f PUBLIC NOTICES. i A A ACRES, Te Aroha, Thame* X UU Valley, all stumped and ploughed; H miles from .railway station ; fenced into 8 paddocks; good house, good cowshed, concrete floor, concrete; stockyard, milking machines; milking 70 cows; only G miles,from Te Aroha Hot Baths. Price £3O per acre; £BOO cash, balance 5 per cent. GILCHRIST AND CO., Land Agents, Stratford. Agent for Dahl and Co., Perfect Separator. FOR SALE. LEGHORN Hens 6s each or five foi 20s ; Minorca Hens 6s • each or four for 20s; Wyandotte Hens, good breeders, 7s Gd. each. , - • '• Apply W. D. ANDERSON, Page Street, Stratford. WAITOMO COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS. t TENDERS are invited by the Waitomo County Council for. Metalling about 33 miles of road in eight separate contracts. Specifications for Contracts No. 4 and 5 to be seen at the office of this paper, and the Council Chambers, Te Kuiti. Tenders for Contracts 4 and 5, addressed to the Chairman, To Kuiti, will be received up to 5 p.m. on February 10th, 1912. The’ lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. P. MORA, County Clerk. To Kuiti, January 26th, 1912. LOST, in Stratford, a fortnight ago, Brown and White Collie Dog; cut tusks; answers to name of Smart; ten shillings reward on returning to T. Kirkwood, County Hotel. EEWARD 10s—Lost, between Eltham and Stratford, small tan Dog, Japanese Pug; smooth coat; answers to the name of Tassey. Apply Melbourne Clothing Co., Stratford. MISS M. E. HUNT, Teacher, of Millinery and Dressmaking. First-class credentials. Private Lessons or in class, at Foresters’ Hall, TUESDAY'S, from 9 a.m to 5.30 p.m. Instruction given in any branch of the above subjects. WANTED, Plain Sewing and Dressmaking, by the day. Apply Mi ss Beyliss, care Mrs. Gredig, Juliet Street. 50 ACRES, Dairy Farm, Education Lease, handy to town, and factory. Price, including stock, £550. J. B. Richards.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 35, 6 February 1912, Page 6
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