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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 84, 6 April 1912, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. /r h&i-w WE ARE HAPPY When a Builder or Contractor lays before us a set of Plans requiring BUILDERS' HARDWARE. For a Private Residence or a Public Building. We know that with the Immense Stock we carry, and the attractive prices we are able to give, that any job we figure on is "OURS," if we are given a fair show. There is no expense to you in giving us an opportunity, to make an estimate on your requirements. THE TARA-N'AKI HARDWARE STRATFORD'. MESSES Linn Beg to inform the LADIES OF STRATFORD And Surrounding Districts, that they are now prepared to undertake DRESSMAKING at Rooms at back of the Church of England. Satisfaction Guaranteed. SCIENTIFIC EIANOFORTE TUNING. WfR. W. E. HOLDEN (with Crane. iM. Piano Manufacturers, Liverpool) and one of the Leading Tuners to the Trade, attends daily at DIXON'S Music Store, Stratford, Under distinguished Patronage. mo LET, Lease of Shop in BroadJL way, now occupied by R. Beckett, owing to owner erecting new premises to meet demands of increasing business'. Shop is opposite Bernard's Pictures, and suitable for Confectionery or Fruiterers'. Apply sharp to R. BECKETT. UNDER THE MAGISTRATES' COURT ACT, 1908. In the Matter of THE DEPUTY-OF-FICIAL ASSIGNEE in the Property of WILLIAM HENRY POTTS, of Eltham, Motor-Garage Proprietor, v. James W. Price, of Eltham, late Hotel Manager. Matter of a Distress Warmed herein, on March 11th, 'OTICE is hereby given that under the above-mentioned Distress Warrant, I have this day seized the undermentioned horse, which .1 have authorised Mr.' Newton King, of Stratford, Auctioneer, to Sell by Public Auction, at bis Haymarkot, at Stratford, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of April, 1912, at 12 o'clock noon One 1 year old bay Gelding, PARAMOUNT, by PATRONUS out of TIRATU. Dated at Stratford this 4th day of April, 1912. F. M. MARLOW, Bailiff, Magistrate's Court. Stratford. if\WING to shortage of railway X.J trucks, lam unable to execute my orders until after the holidays. W. E. Porter.