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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10, 2 May 1914, Page 7

aUSINESS NOTICES. s TORD n CARS. . 2-SEATER, £|7s 5-SEATER, £] Qf) L; R. CURTIS. ALSO “TH£ ROVER.” SOLE AGENT, STRATFOR . WK ahK mot auPEßimioua. SICK t**° ■ EUEVK BECKETT iNS C( >RLETT <££ON ftKSTIS&IS AND iOOAKWAY NORTH* 4f« ftX't fiB«S t« 6a t?M tßfit BBKMMMI ftiMft WMMh— i »!B hn«H ft, m«8 wJt«i glaffl fal! walaa l»r y*w «Mt*y St y»w wi« *« *• 'gUiNK IM. ALWAYS "KICK 8 ' IF PISQATBBFJEB. WE'LL MAKE GOOD EVERY T»MF PWOSEBBW CYCLONE” FENCES CfTID jm t isiU-li ■ . Je—^— / In &TT ZM $ - JL* - : ----- WILL HOLD the BIGGEST PIG The Cross 1 ies are 6 in. apart which makes a tremendously strong fence. This fence will discourage any Pig and there is no danger of young stock being scratched or torn. With barbs along the top the Fence is serviceable for any stock. GET OUR CATALOGUE. CYCLONE FENCE & GATE CO., 17S Montreal Street, Christchurch * hi Boots Shoes Style and Sefvice Zealandia Boots offer the splendid combination of style, service, comfort and value. Lasts of the most fashionable model* are always arriving at the great Zealandia factory, and are adjusted to the New Zealand foot. Every man owe* it to himself to try a pair of Zealandia*—there’s no boot that gives better value. Ask your Shoeman to show you a pair—see the fine leathers used in the uppers—see how well the linings fit —not# the careful lasting, the close oven stitching with fine quality silk and thread examine the good welts and the splendid soles. ' Then try them—see how comfortable they are. You’ll get better wear, too, than most boots have given you. If your Shoeman won’t show you Zealandias, write to Skelton, Frostick & Co., Ltd. Christchurch. n And at Auckland, Palmerston N. and Greymonth. The boot illustrated herewith shows a ZeaItndia model, will the new toe that h all the rage in London and % New York. 61 mw ;' ILQTT 4'rGO y?*Ts 'N y V

DOMINION STABLES, Broadway Stratford. (Next to His Majesty’s Theatre.) H. WORTHINGTON & Co. IP*EG to notify the General Public JL> that for Farmers’ convenience, they will be open on Saturday next—the premises lately occupied by Jas. Thompson, as a Bait Stables. Good Stands and Every Attention, YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. {POSTAL INFORMATION TELEGRAPHIC RATES. For 12 words or less, including address and signature — Ordinary Telegrams, 6d, and Jd foi each additional word. Urgent Telegrams, Is, and Id foi each additional word. Telegrams to be repeated will bo charged halfrates in addition to the above. STAMP DUTIES. Receipt or Discharge (for £2 oi over), Id. Agreement (other than Lease) where the matter thereof is of the’ value of £2O or upwards, Id. Lease or Agreement for Lease, whore the rent does not exceed £6O, 2s 6d; for every additional £6O, or part ot gfiO. 9» «d. When yon want Xmas Cards, Picture Postcards, Rose Bowls, Hand Bags, Mid Silver Goode, ®o fee Oaol

_MXBATIBEA * ASH n ' • STANDARD CSfOSMv y&a World ©sask WHY* Because am ««** k *a tdmM good*, 6 «aif«a.Tffl! iogh quality, ©kba-wi*# tb» *ATWtised Article bo& Smog «y t» tho standsrd alabaaod few fc wiU ! not b® puroha&ed cigala *»d fca* advertising will ba aapro&tahS*. ibdywtfahg ia IzuraranoA, tLtfSPW* j fora, that the goods* «r» aa ra» | presented aad good vaia*. Tha ccosunnor who bays adwsss ; tasod good* rarely makoa A rais* * take. “Stratford Evening Peat” | aaadara will profit hy « perusal of it* advertiaw* vmns, smuttSMOTTOOCMe*’-" - *^^ A. CRUDEH, f BOOKSELLER and STATIONER, WHANGAMOMONA. ALL School Books and Requisites stocked. Also the Loading! Periodicals and Magazines. Agent for “The Stratford Evening Post.”