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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 51, 5 July 1913, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. rjIOWN HALL, ELTHAM. Direction: J. C. Williamson, Ltd. A Great and Wonderful Pantomime. TUESDAY NIGHT NEXT. TUESDAY NIGHT NEXT. PUSS IN BOOTS. PUSS IN BOOTS. 250 People in the production. 250 IMPORTANT.—A special train will leave Stratford for Eltham on Tuesday evening next at 6.40. The Special Train will leave Eltham for Stratford on the return journey at 11.20. Box Plans at Carman's. PRICES.—"D.C. and R.S., 6s; Stalls, 4s; Pit, 2s. Touring Manager J. FARRELL.

BUSINESS NOTICES. BOUGHT CHEAP! )A ONLY COLORED TABLE COVERS From 3s 11d to 755. These are especially good value being English Samples. Also Job Line of Warm Winter BLOUSES from 2s 11d up. COME AND SEE THESE R C H DRAPER and CLOTHIER,

STRATFORD. GROCERIES AT CITY PRICES. iM what you Have been paying in Stratford up to the present time. Here are a few of our prices picked at random from our stock. They will stand comparison. We are not afraid of our reputation as the lowestpriced place in town. s. d. 1A Supar, 561bs 9 9 "Lily White" Flour, 501bs ... 5 6 All "Bycroft" Biscuits, per lb ... 6 . ■ Teas.. ( Bell Tea, per lb. ../ ... 110 Gold Cup, per lb. '... " ... 19 Amber Tips, per lb. ... \ ... 1 6 No. 1, Ceylon, per lb ... ... 1 6 No. 1, Ceylon, slbs 7 0 Soaps. ■ Taniwha, per bar ... ■ ... 11 Waxine, per bar ... ... 10 Sunlight, per box ... ... 11 Ideal, per bar ... ... 6 Lifebuoy, 4 cakes ... ...10 Carbolic Sandsoap, 5 cakes ... 1 0 St. Mungo (soap powder) ... 1 1 Fruit. Dried Apricots, per lb ... 10 Dried Peaches, per lb ... 9 Best Sultanas, per lb ... 0 Amalia Currants, cleaned, per Th S Chamberlain's Cough Remedy (large bottle) 2 0 Chamberlain's Cough Remedy (small bottle) 14 For further prices send for our Catalogue. ALL TOWN ORDERS DELIVERED.

AUCKLAND CASH MARKET CO.. LTD. Broadway. N. GODFREY, Manager. RAZOR SUIT YOU, SIR? YES. The Razor, the Lather, the Brush, the Towels, and the Barber are all right at the new Egmont Saloon, next Bellringor Bros. The proprietor, S. Sharp, bought Mr C. E. James' Hairdressing and Shaving Business, and the elaborate saloon fittings. So the new Egmont is the old Egmont under another roof. You will appreciate the way we attend to you. FULL STOCKS OF TOBACCOS AND I SMOKERS' SUNDRIES ALWAYS. S. SHARP. Next Bellrlnger Bros, Broadway. STRATFORD.

NOTICE. j. F. CURTIS, of Eltham, HAVING OPENED A BRANCH BUTCHERY BUSINESS in Stratford, which will ho carried on under the management of Mr T. W. BOND, late of Wiekham Bros., of Ngaere, customers caa rely on being faithfully supplied. 'Phone 128.

The grape has more sugar in it than any other fruit, nearly lo parts in 100 being sugar. The peach has least, only 1J per cent.