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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 1, 24 December 1912, Page 6

PUBLIC tJOUCES. NOTICE. mAKE NOTICE that I intend to .L Buri) at the first opportunity on my Section, Ngaere, -No. 75, now leased by Mr. lirunton. ‘ J. J. LEAHY. DENTAL NOTICE. OCR SURGERIES will he CLOSED only on December 2 rl.li and 26te and on January Ist and 2nd, 191-3. Will be open on all other days for all classes of work. Mr. Hunter and 51 r. Lyons will both bo present. HUNTER AND LYONS, Dentists. STRATEGIC!) RETAILERS’ ASSOCIATION. ALL SHOPS will CLOSE on Christmas and Boxing Day, and on Now Year’s Day and the second day of January, full days. R. B. ANDERSON, Hon. Secretary. AUCTIONEERS’ HOLIDAYS. mHE following Auctioneers and S -Merchants will CLOSE their Stratford Offices and Warehousesfor the Christinas Holidays from TUESDAY EVENING, 24th inst., re-open-ing on MONDAY MORNING, .‘3oth inst;— N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Limited and Reduced. NEWTON KING, W. H. H. YOUNG AND CO., T. I. LAMASON. QiTRATFORD £4LUB. mm **7V Mm NEW YEAR MEETING. Ist AND 2nd JANUARY, 1913. RECORD ENTRIES. TRAIN ARRANG EM ENTS. Ist JANUARY— Wanganui depart (5.20 a.m.. arrive Stratford 11.25 a.m.; Stratford depart 5.50 p.m., arrive Wanganui 10.10 p.m ; Whangamomona depart 6.30 a.m., Pohokura depart 8 a.m., arrive Stratford 10.30 a.m.Stratford depart 7.45 p.m., arrive Pohokura 10.10 p.m.., arrive 'Whangamomona 11.30 p.m.; New Plymouth depart 9.25 a.m., arrive Stratford 11.20 a.m.; Stratford depart 5.33 and 7.8 p.m.; arrive New Plymouth 7.2 S and 9 p.m. f; ■ (■ 2nd JANUARY—,I ; i:>J Wanganui depart 6.40 a.m., arrive Stratford 12 noon ; New Plymouth depart 9.45 a.m.. arrive Stratford 11.30 a.m. : Stratford depart 5.45 p.m., arrive New Plymouth 7.30 p.m. ; Whanigamomona depart 7.30 a.m., Pohokura depart 9 a.m., Te Wera depart 10.10 a.m., arrive Stratford 12 noon; ordinary evening train bgck to Whangamomona. ALFRED COLEMAN, Secretary. , ■ IOK A False Report. TO THE RESIDENTS OF STRATFORD AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT. A REPORT having been falsely put! in circulation in the town and district that I had called a meeting of my creditors, I wish to emphatically state that there is not the slightest foundation for any such report. The ten years I have been in business in Stratford I have always paid twenty shillings in the pound. My business during that time has grown largely, and has been altogether satisfactory. Lately 1 have opened up eight cases of Gents’, Ladies’ and Children’s Bouts and Shoes in the Latest Styles for the Xmas Trade, Customers can rely upon getting Good Honest Value for the money they spend at FOSTER'S BOOT STORE. My goods are bought from the best Colonial and British Manufacturers. I have a name to keep up, and will not sacrifice that name for any Dishonest Business. luy your Boots at Foster’s ami have a Merry Xmas and a. Happy New Year. E. G. FOSTER, BROADWAY.

jyjOTQR CAIS FOR HERE. (ENGLISHAUSTIN.) ’Phone 108. H. H.'gOLLOP, Proprietor. mO LET, 47 Cows, on Shares, hand 1 or maeliiucs ; good iierd, imined:iiLe possession. J. I’. MARX, Lower Dutiiio Road, Mangatoki. T7U)EXI), a Loose. Apply A. HedgeJL man, Swansea Road. by the public, the I 1 Great Show of Toys and Dolls and Fancy Goods for Xmas, at C. E. JAMES’S. WXTED KNOWN—You can get ho-e Toys and Presents cheaper at The X.Z. Novelty Co., Broadway, Stratford. QILVER and Electro-plated Goods KJ suitable for presentations just opencil up at James’s; all guaranteed qualify, too, C. E. JAMES. rpHERE was a large crowd at the A Show, but there is a greater one at James’s Xmas Carnival every day now. C. E. JAMES. LOST, from Victoria Road, Rod Bull Calf. Finder please communicate with C. B. Walsh.