WWMNEBt MOYICEft. 'ORDER YOUR SHOW SUIT "VT \ T£ J n Order it from the Egmont Clothing Co., Stratford, VV • because the Egmont Clothing Co.’s work is unexcelled. Their tweeds and worsteds are the finest Petone weaves, and there are patterns to suit all tastes. The prices are fine, jyit big enough to enable us to “do” y OU we ll. OUR READY-TO-WEAR BOXED IUITS are of rare quality. Genuin Colonial weaves, cut in latest stylo, to fit slender and stout, tall or short. They will please y OU> SUITS TO MEASURE, Chart orders. Cost a third less than others ask, but fit, wear, and look every bit as well. Save £1 10s to £2 on your suit. ( EGMONT CLOTHING COMPANY. MEN’S CLOTHIERS AND MERCERS. STRATFORD.
SIX ACRES FREEHOLD, IN STRATFORD BOROUGH Subdivided into 5 paddocks; all live hedges; 8-roomed House, including bathroom and large scullery; water laid on. Borough Council have decided to form footpath to gate. Stable, cow-bail, trap-shed, tool sheds, etc.; good fowl runs, orchard. Mortgages £225 to G.A.S.O. Price £BSU; equity £525; easy terms. Also, several Building Sites on a £5 deposit. J. H. THOMPSON. LAND AGENT. NEW CUTLERY OF QUALITY. Don’t pay first-class prices for inferior cutlery when we sell M. Hunter and Son’s world-famed Cutlery at inferior prices. This firm hasn’t made a piece of inferior cutlery in all its 150 years’ trading. One grade only, and the best. New stock just in, and selling at prices that make our big business bigger. TABLE KNIVES, from 11s per dozen. DESSERT KNIVES, from 9s per dozen. These have best Xylonite fast handles. CALVERS, hand-forged, fine tempered blades, always keen, from 5s 6d per pair. WE GUARANTEE EVERY BLADE. CARVER SETS—In handsome cases, from 15s. NICKEL SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS—Guaranteed to wear white throughout. Are cleaned with ordinary metal polish. Tablespoons or Forks, at 11s per dozen; Dessert Spoons or Forks, at 9s per dozen. Teaspoons, at 4s per dozen. TARANAKI HARDWARE C° CUTLERY SPECIALISTS, ' (Successors to Sidney Ward and Co), Stratford. STRATFORD. ’• m* ft fy ■ ■
FARMS. FARMS. (■ mV!iipv ; 'ki t■ iO ‘VV f»>- jU<Vf. : - ■ ■!, f, AS A GOING CONCERN—aK ACRES FREEHOLD, all in grass, subdivided into IP paddocks, alongV) side creamery and school; 2-J miles from railway; 8-roomed Hons©, 18-bail cowshed, and outbuildings; 19 dairy cows, with other stock, and all implements, goes with the farm, for £900; terms. • A STRAIGHT-OUT LEASE of 50 ACRES, subdivided into 6 paddocks, with 15 cows, all in profit, spring cart and horse, milk cans, etc., and 28 paid-up shares; 6-roomed House, and cowshed. Price per acre, 255; goodwill £2OO. This property is within one mile of the factory, school, and post office. Further particulars on application. 1 BOARDING HOUSE, 22 Rooms, \ acre freehold land, water and gas laid on, all conveniences, doing a good turnover; right alongside railway station, in prosperous town. Price £300; terms, or will exchange for town property; good reasons for selling. 17 ACRES FREEHOLD, all plonghable, sowin in good English grasses, subdivided into 5 paddocks, within a mile of post office; 6-roomed Dwelling, bathroom, and outhouses; rates £3 3s. Brice £6OO, and take over mortgage; terms. Owner will exchange for dairy farm up to 100 acres. £SOO will secure 1 ACRE FREEHOLD LAND in the Borough, with a good 4roomed House, h. and c. water laid on, electric light, etc. Cash required £IOO. INCLUDED IN OUR LIST, vve have several Farms and Small CrazllnRuns for Sale, besides Hotels, Boarding Houses, Livery Stables, eto. -‘f >• ,-r AGENTS FOR MUTUAL, LIFE and CITIZENS’ ASSURANCE COMPANI M°CLUGGAGE & C° f»AND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, YORK CHAMBERS, STRATFORD,
CHRISTMAS IS COMING. And TO CELEBRATE IT PROPERLY, T. G. GRUBB INTENDS TO INAUGURATE HIS ENTRY INTO THE STATIONERY, TOY, AND FANCY GOODS BUSINESS, By GIVING MARVELLOUS BARGAINS I'OR ALL. A WIDE SELECTION OF PRESENTS SUITABLE FOR. EVERYBODY, AT PRICES THAT WOULD MAKE A STONE IMAGE SMILE. GRUBB’S REPUTATION FOR EVERYTHINGIN THE LINE OF MUSIC OR MUSIC A L INSTR UM EN TS IS UNRIVALLED. TRY HIS LITTLE SHOP FOR TOYS, STATIONERY, AND FANCY GOODS.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 88, 9 December 1912, Page 6
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