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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 72, 16 March 1914, Page 6

KAPONGA CATTLE SALE. FRIDAY, 20th MARCH, 1914. TVTEWTON KING will seC at hi* I±S Yards, as above—2rjf\ HEAD CATTLE, « U Including— • 50 store cows 30 fat and forward 25 20-month heifers (empty) 150 mixed weaners Sale 1 o'clock. ENTRIES NOW BEING RECEIVED. FURNITURE SALE. REGAN STREET JUST. THURSDAY, 19th MARCH, 19U. 'TEWTON KING has received inN structions from MR R. HANDLEY, who has disposed of his business, and is leaving the district, to sell the whole of his furniture and effects', without reserve, as under:— 2 couches, dining, kitchen and, fancy chairs, 2 upholstered wicker chairs, dining, kitchen and fancy tables, b.r. fender and brasses, 3 b.r. bedsteads, wire, kapoc and flax mattresses, curtains and poles, carpet runners, hearth rugs, eider-down quilt and feather pillows, blinds and rollers, mats and door slips, lino, Duchess pair, chest drawers, dressing tables and washstands, wire stretcher, %- bed, crockery, pictures, wringer, maul and wedges, saws, quantity garden tools, hooks, piano stool, 1 Planet Jnr., all kitchen utensils, lamp, stepladder, churn, number of fowls and ducks. Also, with slight reserve—- " Piano, phonograph and 80 records', hand. Wertheim sewing maSale at 1.30 p.m. BUSINESS NOTICE. R. R, HANDLEY, begs to anl nounce that he has sold his uenoiiu •""■•""""" NELSON and GREEN, late with J., A. Thompson, and desires to thank his patrons for the support they have accorded him while doing business in Stratford. Mr J. H. Thompson will receive all moneys on his behalf. . FOR SALE. v WELL-BUILT-7-Roomed House, exclusive of bathroom and scullery, hot and cold water, wash-house and storeroom, A-acre. For further particulars apply to MRS A. SPENCE.

WANTED— Tenders, closing 5 p.m. 21st inst. for the Heating of His Majesty's Theatre. Must be an up-to-date apparatus. Apply Theatre, Madame Bernard. ITIOSTER'S Genuine Boot Sale is; the place to get great bargains: in footwear. Last day of sale Saturday, 21st. * : KENT'S Best Boots sold at 4s inj £ discount at Foster's during sale. Real good quality. Get a pair. ,'INTER is coming on. It will pay you to get a good strong pair of boots at Foster's great boot sale. Sale closes Saturday, 21st. OYSTERS! Oysters—Fresh Oysters! direct from the Bluff at Pivad and Co., Golden Grid, Stratford. , 'ANTED KNOWN—The Misses Walsh and O'Brien, late of Wellington, are showing some exquisite Evening Gowns and Opera Coats at their Emporium, The Elite, Bridge Street, Eltham. , ANTED KNOWN—The Misses ' Walsh and O'Brien, The Elite, Bridge Street, Eltham, are specialists in ladies' and children's millinery. 'ANTED KNOWN—The Misses Walsh and O'Brien, The Elite, Bridge Street, Eltham, are showing all the latest ideas in costumes, blanket coats, Teddy Bear knitted sport coats and sets. Also a large range of children's Teddy Bear wool and knitted coats. ,'ANTED KNOWN—The smartlydressed ladies of Stratford should visit the Elite, Eltham, for something up-to-date in trimmed millinery; no two hats trimmed aliko. , ANTED to Purchase Fresh Eggs m any quantity. Apply County " OST—In Broadway, a Fox Terrier Puppy, aged about two months. Finder kindly return Bank of Australasia. ANTED TO RENT, or would 'V b U y on easy tonus, if satisfactory, a2 or 3-room Whare. Reply, stating terms, to "J.H.," care of this office. 'ANTED—Lad, to drive Cart. E. A. Drake, Broadway. IT G. FARGIE, Land Agent, has ' • for sale 1100 Acres Freehold, about 200 Acres grass. Price £2 10s per. acre. Box 8, Stratford. , r G. FARGIE, of York Chamh- • ers, has several cheap Bush Farms for sale or exchange. HO LEASE—I2 Acres, 12s Gd per - week, Mountain Road. Apply W. G. Fargie, York Chambers. P.O. Box 8.