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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 93, 14 December 1912, Page 6

PUBLIC NOTICES. EASIEST OF TERMS. LAND SETTLEMENT FINANCE ACT, 1909. Applications are invited from landless farmers’ sons for small farms under the Land Settlement' Finance Act, 1909. The undersigned has a splendid property to dispose of under the above Act. For full particulars, apply to NEWTON KING. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS will be received at ray office up to 2 p.m. on SATURDAY, 21st inst., for the Erection of a Residence, Midhirst. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JOHN D. HEALY, Architect. STRATFORD COUNTY COUNCIL. unpaitTrates. RATEPAYERS are hereby notified that Rates MUST BE PAID by 23rd December, 1912. In cases where is is an inconvenience to pay the whole, half the rates will be accepted, the balance to be paid by the end of January, 1913. WM. HATHAWAY, Chairman. December 7, 1912. APOLOGY. THE distillers of “PERFECTION,” the well-known and favourite brand of SCOTCH WHISKY, wish to apologise to the public for the recent shortness of stocks in Taranaki of their brand. The position, however, was created by the great demand which has set in for the Popular Whisky. Full stocks are to hand and it now can be obtained at all Hotels. BUSINESS notcces.

THE BUNGALOW. NEW PLYMOUTH. RIA r ATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A now and up-to-date Home, pleasantly situated, opposite the Gilbert Street entrance to Pukekura Park. A comfortable home for permanent boarders and visitors. MRS R. C. WHITHAM, Proprietress. Telephone 171. CHRISTMAS CARDS. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, CHRISTMAS BOOKS, CHRISTMAS TOYS. IN WONDERFUL VARIETY AT MARVELLOUS PRICES, ALF. MOON’S AT (Late T. McKeown’s), BROADWAY, STRATFORD.

(Dear Ladies —We know what arduous jwork washing is and you have our sincere jsjynpatby We are pleased to say we (have something that will not only save |you labour, but also valuable time and Sas no rubbing is required there is no I wear and tear in the process, which in '.itself is worth consideration ✓fA*' This something we ref ej/Ap is the “Vacuum'/ Washing and the price isytinlpNjs/S /Ay j One/ Ijairy-ft/experience with a “VacuVaiL-Wafiber is that sho finished her washone hour earlier jiim was relieved of the tediousjkTiMw/Wie washboard -''/I A The "Vaciram /nas no parts to get out will last a lifetime It is so a schoolgirl can look after it . The Electric Ironing Iron is another time and labour saver and much more economical and cleaner than the ordinary Iron§. From personal experience we can strongly recommend both of these very useful lines McMillan & fredric, Sole Agents. „ Broadway, Stratford.

MR. R. H. WHITE secured while in Wellington a huge consignment of New Goods at Half Landed Cost; it is a well varied lot, with many Huge Bargains, which we want to show you. R. H. White and Co., Absolute Cash Traders, in Drapery and Clothing. p'A ACRES, Freehold, Splendid t/yj Dairy Farm. Excellent land and buildings. Easy terras. £36 per acre. J- B Richards. Qf\ ACRES, Freehold, North AuckwU land, all rich, level, ploughablo land, no stumps; house, cowshed, good position. J. B, Richards. WANTED, some kind person tc take charge of a child throe months old. Apply “X,” care this office. A NICE PRESENT—Stewart’s Self filling Fountain Pen, and the price is only Gs, at The N.Z. Novelty Co. HOT WEATHER—Bathing costumes, for Ladies and Gents, Girls and Bovs; Mighty Cheap, ROBReady Money Store. ■’Oi 7 ANTED Known, the cheapest y t shop in Stratford for Toys and Presents is The N.Z. Novelty Co. ] THRESH EGGS, Is per dozen, at E. A. Algor’s Federal Store. SPENCE’S Great Compulsory Clearance Sale commences on Saturday, 16th inst. Men’s and Boys’ Suits. Hats, Caps, Shirts, etc., must be shot out, and the huge reductions in prices will do it. A. SPENCE, Broadway. Stratford,