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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 89, 10 December 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. every evening, augmented orchestra. MON DAY’S GR AN D Oil ANC E. SUPERIOR PHOTO DRAMAS. treasure island treasure island (By Robert Louis Stevenson.) Edison’s Greatest. SAVED BY TELEPHONE. OUTCAST AMONG OUTCAS iS. (A.B. Thriller.) COLLEGE GlßL.—Lubin’s Best. SCENIC GEMS— Trip to Tahiti, Los Angelos I; ir. Holiday in New Brunswick, Swedish Waterfalls. Great Soientiiic Jilm. EFFECTS OF VIBRATION. GREAT COMICS — Patrick’s Eyes were Opened, Butter and the Maid, Would bo Slimier, ana a Bunch of the Best. USUAL FARES. ■ - : THE CARNIVAL. T ARANAKI’S UNIQUE HOLIDAY EVENT. N.Z. AXEMEN’S ASSOCIATION CARNIVAL. AT- ELTHA M. DECEMBER 2G and 27, 1912. Every axeman and sawyer of note in the Dominion a competitor. Leading Cycle Racers from both Islands. AGAIN RECORD PRIZES. AGAIN RECORD ENTRIES. Arrange for your holidays now, and see the Axemen’s Carnival. EXCURSION FARES. SPECIAL FARES. T. C. SPANNERS, Sec., Bltbara.

GIFTS FOR XMAS. XMAS GIFTS!

ALF. MOON (Late T. McKeown), BROADWAY, STRATFORD. Wishes the Reader the Compliments of the Festive Season, And announces that he has made exceptional preparations for the people of Stratford and Distuc ■ with GIFTS for XMAS, at tins prices “ gifts’ * is the only name for the miscellaneous and well-selected stock to he found at his premises. , Here is a list of the latest and newest designs and novelties to choose from—Electro-plate Goods, Antimony Ware (including all novelties), China and Glassware (everything to choose from), A speciality in Tea and Dinner Sets, Leather Goods in endless variety, Photo Frames, Picture .frames, Books (all the latest annuals), Xmas Cards (all sorts and prices), It)to. .Hero we have Prams, 1 ncycles, ;uul Wood Toys ( asplendid selection, Mechanical Toys and Dolls—the best selection in town. W. H. H. YOUMC2 aMO 60., LAND BARGAINS. r| -i ACRES, about 70 acres HU stumped and resown; 11 paddocks; all well sheltered with natural and ornamental plantation; good /- roomed house, splendid outbuildings; everything in real good order. £34 por acre; good terms. m ACRES, tip-top Dairy Farm, one mile school, factory, and railway station ; goutl buildings, and orchard. Price £27 per acre; easy terms to a good mam. 071 ACRES, 15 paddocks, »'i ploughahle; well fenced, met,ailed road, 1J in lies school, creamery, and railway station; guaranteed to carry cows, ill acres of crop, 5 acres 'ti dps, 1 acre carrots, 20 cows, spring m «y, cans, implements, three stacks M ; the lot £27 I.os per acre, a model Tarm, will pay to inspect 170 ACRES, all ploughahle, 9 pad- • O docks. 50 acres ploughed and sown down in English grasses, good house and outbuildings; creamery or section. £BO per *ore;-£*CO cash; good mortgages. "i A ACIRIfiS, 105 in grass, balance in bush, good fences, metalled road, school creamery, and P.O. one mile, good house and cowshed. £l2 per acre; £3BB cash, orwiJJ Exchange for sheep country The above are only a Hvt of c oteJce •election of preperfite m iww* or books. Client* stusmn aver (mtparliso Fro« of ChJifgs. W. H. H. YOUWC ANO <£S. 5 LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, STRATFORD.