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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 85, 10 December 1913, Page 6

PUMUO NOTICES. IN THE PALATIAL PALACE OE DELIGHT. Pleasing \/OU may wander where J- you will, the presents and the prices will allure Presents you to buy. Here are dainty Brooches and charming Rings, Toys for the kiddies, At smoker’s favorites for the boss, gold bangles for the missis, and lovely leathei Popular hand-bags tor the girls, besides hundreds of fancy articles to decorate the home. Prices. These merely suggest what to buy, but where the name of JAMES. CASH TRADER, is mentioned that is enough, lor it is more than a name in Stratford—it is a reputation for all high-class fancy goods. In such splendid up-to-date new premises, we can serve you not only well but with the pleasing satisfaction that you will tod your friends that “You Bought It at JAMES,’ ” Broadway, Stratford. WANTED all our Customers to know that we are reducing our prices for Christmas. Auckland Cash Market Co.

I YOUNO—The host place in town to deal with, Apply at the A. C. M. WHITEBAIT Ostrich Brand. V t large tins, 2s .‘ld at the A.C.M. (4ASTLE Fruit Jelly Chrystals, six J for one shilling at the A.C.M. QAXA- —Finest table salt, 5 packets for Is at the A.C.M, SALE—Finest Nelson Jam, J tins for Is at the Auckland Cash 'Market Co., York Chambers, Stratford EEP FRESH—Turkish Bath Soap, big cakes, 4 for Is, only at the Auckland Cash Market Co. ARRIVED —Now Potatoes, ten pounds for one shilling at the Auckland Cash Market Co. fIOUND— Threepence in every shil- • ling, by dealing with the Auckland Cash Market Co. ALTFORNTAN Sultanas, jiist arrived, 5d per lb. only at the ULSEBROOICS Famous Biscuits just arrived for Christmas, at the lowest prices, at the Auckland Cajih Market Co. Delicious hams for Xmas, at the lowest current prices, at the A.C.M., York Chambers. EG. FOSTER is offering' 50 Pairs • of Ladies’ Shoes for 7s 6d per pair below cost price. A.C.M. BUY a Pair of Shoes at Foster’s for 7s bd, usual price i2s 6d to 15s 6d.

WANTED — Two Men for Srub-cfit-ting, D. McMillan, Tututawa. 7ANTED, a Good Girl, to help with milking and light housework ; close to Hawera. Wages £1 per week ; good' home. Apply to <1.1., Evening Post. VI7ANTED, Young Lady, for Jcwel- » T lev’s Shop, to assist with sales, etc. One with previous business experience preferred. Apply, by letter only, to “Jeweller,” at this office. ■VI7ANTED, a Capable Girl, to asVV- S |st generally in private home; light duties. Address, care this office. XMAS CAKES—Orders for Xmas Cakes and Wedding Cakes now being taken at H. Kerr and Co., Bakers, Broadway South. WANTED, a Lad, to assist in Bakehouse. Apply, W. H. Kerr, Broadway South. WANTED. One or Two Furnished Rooms; use conveniences. Apply Central, care Post Office. Aramoho. WANTED, a man, able to plough and milk, Jos a week. W. Skedgwell, Salisbury Road. WANTED KNOWN— If requiring Furniture, you cannot do better than call at The Egmout Art Cahi--1 net, Broadway, where your entire ■ satisfaction will he guaranteed. Prices to suit your purse. P. E. Carlili. I(), ST-—Between Pork Butchers and Beaumont’s Tea Rooms, Due , Hand-bag containing money and railway ticket. Reward on returning to .Mrs Gernhoefer. Toko. NOTICE. rJIEN POUNDS REWARD will be -8 paid, by the Undersigned, to any one that can give authentic information to get a conviction against I the person or persons that spread the I report about that the Horse Glenhoy - was leaving no foals, now travelling - the Stratford district. I (Signed) L, G. BREMER. McMillan and Fredric, sole agents for Alliance Beekeepers’ Supplies. Full stock of all lines at Maker’s prices. Cash buyers of clean beeswax.