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BUSINESS NOTICES. V-:-v _ *«*"«*** ■ t """ "-J, m DESPERATE BARGAINS !M DRESS GOODS, COTTON FABRICS MUST BE CLEARED. As This Sale progresses people are beginning to realise more thoroughly that wo are absolutei y determined to quit our Surplus Summer Stocks. The District nas never had suen decidedly «■ distinctive bargains to exploit. CAREFULLY CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING, AND THEN ACT PROMPTLY: LOT LOT LOT THE I.—WHITE and FANCY COLOURED DRESS MUSLINS and MERLAWNS, formerly sold from 6d- to 9d per yard, now ail one price, 4d per yard. 2 —WHITE and FANCY COLOURED DRESS MUSLINS and MERLAWNS, ordinary prices 7*d to 10jd, now ail one price, per yard. 3.—WHITE and FANCY COLOURED DRESS MUSLINS and MERLAWNS usual prices 9d to Is per yard, now all one price, 7*d per yard. ENTIRE STOCK OF DRESS LINENS, COTTON POPLINS, AND REPPS IS BEING SOLD AT PRICES ENTIRELY IN FAVOJK OF THE BUYER. ■■ A. SPENCE. at STRATFORD f / P b moanf 1 -1 i ,*n ' NEWTON KING. AUCTIONEER, LAND, STOCK, AND STATION AGENT. PRODUCE AND GENERAL MERCHANT, SEE LAND ADVERTISEMENT PAGE 8 IMPLEMENT ADVERTISEMENT PAGE 8 PRODUCE ADVERTISEMENT PAGE 7 BROADWAY. STRATFORD' LAMASON AND MELVILLE. AUCTIONEERS LAND AGENTS, AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. V ' FARMERS-NOW IS THE TIME. rtn nRDFR YOUR MANURES FOR SWEDES AND TURNIPS.—We are Local Agents for KEMPTHORN .Hi C PROSSER’S^CEL^RACE ? D WESTFIELD MANURES, am and arc prepared to give very low quotations , r any quantised— k.P. Pure Bonedust K.P. “A” Superphosphate. K.P. Turnip Manuro oN s S £ E q S SUTTON’S SEEDS. nported direct from Messrs Sutton and Sons, London in special air-tigbf cases to insure good keeping, a limited iJSSSS °i~ .... Maenum Bdnum JSwede, Sutton’s Famous Crimson King, Sutton’s Fpmous Green Top iittons Famous magnum HUMumjjwuuo w- f PlI _ n ,_ Tort Yellow Aberdeen Turn d. Aberdeen,- Turnip, Sutton’s Purple Top Yellow, Turnip. Hurst’rSwede and Turnip Seeds in Ml, the leading lines. ORDER EARLY. - BROADWAY. ) : i I: LAMASON and MELVILLE, i .>

NEW'"ZEALAND - ■h ■ ! LOAN & MERCANTILE m % C a ’ U 0.5 VI LIMITED. STRATFORD.. 7 (\ :Y,* ■: . ... 7;'' V : ' 7 ' • STOCK AUCTIONEERS. LAND SALESMEN. AND GENERAL MERCHANTS ■- - ; U.Vw y * . FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. GOODWILL OF LEASE OF 51 ACRES, situated within 5 minutes’ of rlairv factory, school, P. 0., and railway. Owner leaving the country, and m offering the goodwill together with 20 cows, 22 fully paid up shares horse, cart, harness, milk cans, and sundries, at the low figure of £550. An intending .purchaser may see returns from the farm for the past seasons. This is a cheap property. No. 10 470 ACRES EDUCATION LEASE. LEASE has 45 years to run at Is per aero rent; all felled and in grass, and divided .Into 8 sheep-proof paddocks; free of weeds, situated within 1 mile of railwaw and township. A good property and cheap at the price asked Price £5 10s per acre for goodwill; good terms. No. 333 WE HAVE SEVERAL PROPERTIES FOR EXCHANGE. MACHINERY—WB STOCK A. C. BELL, Land Salesman. FARMERS’ FAVOURITE DRILLS DISC HARROWS (without pole) CHAIN AND SPT™! HARROWS REID AND CRAY PLOUGHS, Eto. SEEDS. WE HAVE FULL STOCKS OFMANGOLDS— YELLOW GLOBE LONG RED TURNIPS— G.T;Y. ABERDEEN P.T.Y. ABERDEEf P.T. MAMMOTH, SWEDES—SUPERLATIVE MONARCH CRIMSON KING JOHN BULL CHAMPION MAGNUM BONUM. MAIZENINETY DAY HICKORY KING 7W. Ho. tooth) ALSO, AIL VARIETIES OF HIGH QUALITY GRASS SEEDS. PRICES ON APPLICATION. W. A. HEWITT, Agent. ASK YOUR FRIENDS about tho Photographs produced at McALLISTEB’S STUDIO. Compare the work with any other in Taranaki. On enquiry you will find the prices are the LOWEST IN THE PROVINCE. Patronise the local Stndip, you will ho satisfied, and your friends will he pleased. M c ILLISTER PHOTOGRAPHER, Broadway North, Stratford.

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 37, 8 February 1912, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 37, 8 February 1912, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 37, 8 February 1912, Page 2

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