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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 15, 23 May 1913, Page 6

WANTED KNOWN—That the Old Original T. Jordan is now manfacturing and repairing every description of saddlery and harness at his premises, Hamlet Street, near corner of Regan Street, having ,no rent to pay is prepared to do all work at bedrock prices. Orders left at Messrs Mcßain and Childs will be speedily attended to. IN THE MATTER OF THE “SLAUGHTERING AND INSPECTION ACT, 1900.” I TOM DAYIS, of WHANGAMO- » MONA, butcher, hereby give notice that I - will, on the 28th Day of May, 1913, make application to the Whangamomona County Council for a license to slaughter stock for human consumption at my Slaughterhouse, situate at Section 42, Block XIY, Pouatu, and that I have forwarded to the said Council full plans and particulars of the said slaughterhouse. (Signed) TOM DAVIS. May 9, 1913. Toko oddfellows win hold a EUCHRE TOURNAMENT and 1 DANCE in the Coronation Hall on Fri- j day, May 30th. Four Euchre prizes i to be given; euchre from 8 to 9 30. Tickets Is. Admission to dance— s Gents 2s Gd, ladies free. I FORESTERS’ DANCE—lnvitationholders are reminded that the third dance of these popular series takes place on Monday night. WANTED KNOWN— Children’s Knitted Coats, navy and saxo. Lovely goods. These won’t last long at Arch. Rawles, draper and clothier. SEE our Window for Table Covers. A wonderful lot bought cheap, and sold cheap. Beautiful art shades ’ from 3s lid upwards, at Arch. Rawles, draper. A RCH RAWLES, draper and clothier, for men’s genuine sad-dle-tweed trousers, heavy, all sizes, from 8s 6d to 21s. T>LANKET and Tweed Coats, in -■-* smart shapes and fashionable colors; splendid value at Arch. Rawles, draper and clothier. 1%/TEN’S Warm Overcoats, motor scarves, velour hats and Borsulino felts. Great range at Arch Rawles, draper and clothier. A RCH. RAWT.ES for ladies’ silk quilted dressing jackets and gowns in beautiful variety at prices to tempt you.