BUSINESS NOTICES. LARGE , CONSIGNMEIS TS OF NEW GOODS FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS. HAVE ARRIVED, AMp ARE NOW BEING SHOWN. *HE LATEST JHE LATEST THE LATEST THE LATEST THE LATEST THE LATEST THE LATEST THE LATEST THE LATEST STYLES IN LADIES’ TRIMMED HATS STYLES IN LADIES’ READY TO WEAR HAAS. STYLES IN GIRLS’ AND MAIDS’ HATS. STYLES IN LADIES’ COSTUMES. STYLES IN LADIES’ BLOUSE ROBES. bIOXJSES . STYLES IN LADIES’ PRINT AND MUSLIN BLUUb^ STYLES IN LADIES’ SILK SHIRT' BLOUSm STYLES AND MATERIALS IN FABRI . MATERIALS IN COTTON DRESS FABRICS. PRICES BEDROCK-VALUES UNSURPASSED. A. SPENCE. BROADWAY, STRATFORD. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY o°LIMITEu, AND REDUCED, STRATFORD. STOCK AUCTIONEERS, LAN 9 SALESMEN, ANB GENERAL MEBSeiiAMX# APPirQ ORP. at 16s: nice sheep country, 3 miles from &loro and Smiles to railway 200 to 250 acres in grass, no )uO Rost Off c >i an d with plenty of Matai and Totara tor fenjeds or scrub, g f IOUS6 a nd good dairy; owner milks 25 to 30 cows. &SfK*t ba *- *0 “ £ "- aCtlral X”'B6- . A A A HUES ORP at 18s per acre, with 300 acres in grass; whare. Ofto orchard and garden; this is splendid easy sheep countrj ■ U V U railwCpasses s within about 2 miles; owing to the owner good quality ,1 ailwaypj> s j ustbeen reduced from £2 15s per acre to mg m business the pi i . f £BOO which has 4 years to ctS thisproperty a sound „ s\ snlendid Dairy Farm, level land free of weeds ; well divided Oft ivS’ wood buildings; 150 acres carried 47 cows, which returned UUand S , season . Price £3l per acre, with on goof terns at 6 per cent. Tine » a fme prg - P ' onty ' I Districts, SUCH as me . .. APTTfiw; onlendM Dairying Land, with every convenience, railway/ 00 AC S etc. Price £22' per acre. Owner would consider good town - No. 153 fr&ES P carm n ng 45 cows, every convenience town, factory, school, 00 SSwafl mile away. Splendid land, level and well watered. ce £3O per acre. ® £3O pei- aci-e. n i an d, all ploughed and re-grassed; iOft ISS’ K“%XI, and facto 1 ,-, flout 1 mile; splondtc £££ and stables. Cheap at iTG 10s; easy terms. No. 362 A. C. BELU, Land Salesman. ■WE STOCKCHINERY— FARMERS' FAYOXJRITS DRILLS, DISC HARROWS (witHoit pole) CHAIN AND SPIKE HARROWS, REID AND GRAY PLOUGHS, Etc. W. A. HEWITT, Agent. DON’T GET THE BLUES—GET EDWARDS TONING - UP TONIC. f you do get the blues, that tired-ut-bafore-you-begin feeding, you eodn’t lose expensive time laying ip, or taka an enforced holiday, ust at the busy sbason; or turn out on’t-care sort of work just because ou are In a don’t-care sort of mood. lo! EDWARDS’ QUININE ND IRON CORDIAL Is not ily as GOOD AS A GOOD OLIDAY, :u a that it tones up the system; give g appetite; increases vitality; eniches the blood;'but it does more—it does it at less expense than the heapest holiday. Better a Bottle of EDWARDS’ QUININE AND IRON CORDIAL m ho homo than a forced holiday or a doctor, who could not prescribe a letter medicine. It’s easy to take, too. Price 2s 6d and 4s 6d, F. EDWARDS. M.P.S. f’S Telephone 70. PHARMACIST. STRATFORD. ' WE PLEASE THOSE WHO WANT THE BEST. ! / NO SHODDY WORK TURNED OUT, A TRIAL SOLICITED. THE EGMONT COACH AND CARRIAGE C° i }■' (Late Pollock’s), STRATFORD.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 56, 30 October 1912, Page 2
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556Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 56, 30 October 1912, Page 2
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