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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 16, 19 January 1914, Page 6

PUBLIC NOTICES. KEEP YOUR APPOINTMENTS AND THEY WILL KEEP YOU. DON’T you fool savage when a person fails to keep an appointment with you ? That’s just exactly how the other follow feels when You fail to keep Yours. It means loss of time, perhaps loss of business, and loss of temper. All for the want of a Shilling Diary. WE SELL DIARIES. DIARIES that are just diaries. Diaries that are diary, wallet and cash-book in one. Diaries tor desk and diaries for pocket. In ail sizes and styles. Use a "Swan” Fountain Pen always. C. E. JAMES. STATIONER AND CASH TRADER, STRATFORD. COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH YOUR GROCERY BILLS. Tit HEN you’ll deal with ns. WE sell cheaper • groceries than any in the town, and we sell for cash only. . . . You can save 2s In the £ or mors, rjIHE £JASH MARKET qo., BROADWAY :: STRATFORD.

QUALITY IS THE FIRST POINT TO BE CONSIDERED In Buying Furniture, and Quality we do absolutely offer to ‘everyone looking for reliable goods. NOT SURFACE QUALITY, but Quality that stands tho tost of years. Add to that Artistic Design and Reasonable Price and you have In a nutshell tho claims of our show-rooms to your notice. W. ami E, BROCKLEBANK, Artistic Furnishers, BROADWAY, Stratford. IX THE MATTER OF “THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1908.” T JAMES SAVAGE, of Tututawa, 1. Laborer, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that L intend to apply to. the Supreme Court of New Zealand, at Now Plymouth, on Tuesday, tho Thud day of February, 1914, for an Order of Discharge under “I ho Bankruptcy Act, 1908.” Dated, at Stratford, this Seventeenth day of January, 1914. JAMES SAVAGE. WANTED, a 'Situation, as Manager, on sheep or cattle farm; had good experience. Apply, office of this paper. WANTED, hy Experienced Cook, Situation, town or country; hotel preferred'. Write to “A.8.C.” care tills office.