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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 5, 12 May 1913, Page 1

W ANTE 03, v 1 RUE Economy.—Our facilities are second to none for turning out first-class Furniture. Come in first time you are passing, and ask us to show you. Brocklebank’s can prove their statement. ANTED to EXCHANGE—ISB Acres, Waikato. Price £25. Owner will take interest-hearing ,>:o----perty, Taranaki. W. W. Hodge, Land Agent. TITHE DOUGLAS, England’s best motor cycle, two speeds and free engine. . Sole agent for this district, W. W. Hodge, Stratford. T ADIES’ Silk Quilted Dressing Gowns, in Cardinals,’ Golden Browns, Navy, and Saxe Blues, los 6d, 32s 6d, 35s 6d, at R. D. Lowers, opposite Post Office, Stratford. T AMPS and LANTERNS.—Hand Lamps from Is 3d each. Table Lamps 3s 6d upwards. A good kerosene lantern that won’t blow out 3s, at Bellringer’s, A RE your lamps in order, f not,, send them along to The Tararaki Hardware Co. Lamp Specialists. A splendid assortment of hand and table lamps, hanging lamps in great variety, and at extremely low prices^ UST ARRIVED, a consignment o, Hale’s Early Peaches. Tht best lot Stratford has yet seen. Ah other fruits in season. High quality low prices and prompt attention ai Graham’s, the Favourite Frurtery Broadway. i

RATES—PIain and Polished Register Grates. Fiii6i,cast and polished well fire grates, with or without bars. The very latest to choose from at Bellringer’s. EDWARDS’ Corn Onre “miakera The ‘Dorn- ‘oaring Hero.” jPrl* Is. ANTED KNOWN—Just opened * special job purchase ladies’Seal, ette Jackets. Lovely goods, 6s 6d, 7s 6d 8s 6d, 10s 6d. Also Sealette Sets, 7s 6d, 8s lid, 10s 6d. These are going fast. The extraordinary value induces quick sales. Cash only. White’s Corner, Drapery and Clothing Store, Stratford. DENTOS — Edward*’ "Lighiaiat Toothache Onre.” Prdo® !■, 'INDING up Business in Stratford. A Great Realisation Sale, commences on Saturday, April 12th, Tremendous reductions in prices to effect an absolute clearance of my entire stock of high-grade drapery and clothing, A. Spence, Strafford.; " ! ; ; ; i- v '■ ‘ BALL Programmes, Tickets, invi tationa, Wedding Cards, Tit Momoriara and other Cards; highest quality and most artistic workmans ship, at the “Stratford Evening Post’’ jj V A ACRES, Freenold, North Anck t/Lf land, all rich, level, plough able laud, no stumps; house, cowshed wood position, J. B. Richards. EVERYBODY is wanted to see Mrs MeCallum’s window in Broadway. Special display of children’s bats and bonnets, in all the latest shapes, bought at job prices»and to be sold at marvellously low prices. Everything for the babies. Any article required not in stock, made up on the premises. ;r /s | ACRES, Freehold, Splendid Dairy Farm. Excellent lan< nd buildings. Easy terms nJ ** w>»-. HEALO —Edwards’ Antiseptic Oint ment Cures Cuts, Sores, am Skin Diseases; good for Eczema. Price 1b fld. ACRES, Rich Drained wUU Swamp, Auckland Province, adjoins Cteamery, Post Office; two miles from Railway. Good new buildings, £lB per acre, £6OO cash;, balance 5 years. J. B. Richards.

ANTED KNOWN— M'Mahon, Herbalist, 10, Myrtle-crescent, Wellington, off 24, Adelaide-road, cures the following complaints:—Goitre, Eczema, Consumption, Appendicitis, Hay-fever, Stammering, Adenoids, Deafness, Rupture, Tonsilitis, Nervousness, Baldness, Falling Hair, Headaches, Over-weight, Asthma, Indigestion, Rheumatics, Piles, and Kidneys; also Eyes. Hours Bto 10 a.m., and 5 to 9 p.m., or by appointment. Consultation free for a week or two only at the Crystal Coffee Palace. Broadway South, Stratford. Local testimonials on view. FOR SALE —94 acres freehold, 2| miles from town and factory; well sub-divided into 14 paddocks; 2 acres shelter bush; well watered, and all ploughable and excellent sole of grass, together with 5-roomed house and good outbuildings. Good mortgages. Carrying capacity 36 cows. Price £26, with £4OO cash. Cheapest farm in the district. T. I. Lamason, land agent. F. Lacey, land salesman. 1 XOA ACRES . 0.R.P., with purJ chase at 10s 6d. 300 acres in grass; easy country, will carry 2 sheep to the acre; no mortgage. Price £1 per acre. This is the cheapest country in Taranaki. A ''good speculation. T. T. Lamason, land agent. F. Lacey, land salesman. 000 l6veI > g° o< f quality; splendid buildings, 40 acres ploughed, £22 10s. Easy terras, J. B. Richards.