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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 94, 16 December 1912, Page 6

PUBLIC NOTICES. EASIEST OF TERMS. LAND SETTLEMENT FINANCE ACT, 1909. A PPL 1 CATIONS 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. <9 TENDERS will bo received at my 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. Public Works Office, Stratford, 9th December, 1912. STOCK INSPECTOR’S RESIDENCE, OPUNAKE (NEW BUILDING). nnENDERS will be received a.t this JL office until noon of WEDNESDAY, the 20th day of December, 1912, for the above work. Drawings and specifications may bo seen at the Post Offices, Opunake and Hawera, and at the Public Works Offices, New Plymouth and Stratford. \ No tender necessarily accepted, c, J. McKenzie, Resident Engineer. WHANGAMOMONA COUNTY COUNCIL. SURFACEMEN WANTED. A PPLICATIONS are invited, c’.osxaL ing on FRIDAY, December 20, at noon, at Whaugamomona, to fill the positions of Surfacemen on—1. Brewer Road end of Strathmore Riding. 2. County Roads, Central Riding. Wages 9s per day. Further particulars from A. COLEMAN. County Clerk, i Stratford.

business not:ces. THE BUNGALOW. P MEW PLYMOUTH. MY ATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A new and up-to-date Home, pleasantly situated, opposite the Gilbert Street entrance to Pukokura 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, AT ALF. MOON’S (Late T. McEeown’s), BROADWAY, STRATFORD.

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ACRES, Freehold, Splendid Dairy Farm. Excellent land and buildings. _ Easy terns. £36 per acre. .T B Richards. ACRES, Freehold, North Auckts V/ land, all rich, level, ploughable land, no stumps; house, cowshed, geod nnoi-fcmn. T R Richards. WANTED, some kind person to take charge of a child three months old. Apply “X.” care this office. HOT WEATHER—Bathing costumes, for Ladies and Gents, Girls and Boys; Mighty Cheap, ROBReady Money Store. THRESH EGGS, Is per dozen, at E. .1. A. Alger’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. LOST, from Saleyards at Stratford on Tuesday, one Black and Tan Pup (hitch). Reward on returning to L. McPhail, Toko. D R OS’ CHRISTMAS TREE, -esters’ Hall, WEDNESDAY NEXT, 18th. Members’ wives and Children cordially invited. No charge.