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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 44, 15 October 1912, Page 6

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A revvaixl is offered for return of, a lost gold medal. / Mr. if:' H. ! Thompson/ 1 land agerlt, advertises! ft iquarter aci’G''section 1 with a four-roomed house, which he has for sale. Lady readers are invited to go along to Messrs. Morey irfrcPSon’s to see the new underskirts. An announcement to this effect appears in to-day’s issue. ? Messrs. R. H. White and Co., drapers arid clothiers, invito people to notice ''theiwVffridbw displUjpbf rietv"Reason’s : goods, ./which haMe-jAst; come -to hand. ... ,s i J A , chain lost off a [.mo toy bicycle; is advertised for.' Messrs.'AV. ’H. H. Voting and Co. advertise iparticulars' of their' Strathmore sale, which takes place on Friday next, renders are invited by Mr. Ernest Darns .district manager of the Public Trust Office, for that well-known property, the Commercial Hotel and Star Ides, Stratford, in the estate .of the late F. Smyth Pollock. The property is offered subject to a lease which has three and a half years to run. Tenders will close on November Ist, 1912, and conditions may be inspected at the office of the “Stratford Evening Post.” There is.no need to walk far nowadays with bikes at prices as low as 305,, and Messrs. Clayton Bros., of Broadway, are advertising bicycles for sale from that figure upwards. The Whangamomona County Council invites applications for the position of county ranger. At the Inglewood saleyards to-mor-row, Messrs Matthews, Bennett and Co., will sell 2do head of mixed cattle. Attention is drawn in our columns with regard to the advertisement of Mr W. Elder, baker and confectioner. Ho makes undoubtedly tbe best wedding cakes, in which be specialises. An advertiser lias a six-roomed house to lot. For Stumping, farmers should use “Eruptite,” a most powerful explosive. It is absolutely safe until dipped in a special solution. N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Limited ana Reduced, Stratford, Agents. x Have you ever considered the great wear and tear that goes _ on when washing clothes? You simply rub them away in no time. Now, the Vacuum Washer makes a thorough job of the washing, and no rubbing is' required at all. Just think what a saving of labour this means, and what a saving in wear and tear. To convince you that what wo say is correct, we offer you one week’s Free Trial of a Vacuum Washing Machine, and know it will appeal to you.-—McMillan and Ifredric, Solo Agents, Stratford. x