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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 35, 2 June 1914, Page 5

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Two good tinsmiths wanted. Kitchenman wanted for Whangamomona. The Commissioner of Crown Lands (Mr G. H. Bullard) notifies that the timber on sections 13, 18 and 19, block 13, Waitara Survey District, advertised for sale by public auction on June 10th has been withdrawn from sale. Mr P. E. Carlill announces the removal of his business to new premises. An advertiser wants to purchase 2nd-hand billiard table. The Stratford County Council invite applications for position of engineer or overseer (alternatively). When you take the night train from Slumber Station to the Land of Nod you'll journey more pleasantly under some new woolly bankets. Morey's advertisement in this issue will interest you. The Shewry family return thanks for sympathy extended them in their" recent bereavement. Two furnished rooms wanted. A splendid house property, all modem conveniences and centrally situated, advertised for sale at £525, deposit required £75. Messrs Anderson, Rutherfurd and McAlister notify that they have several sums from £2OO to £SOO for investment on second mortgage on approved freehold securities. Messrs W. H. and A. McGarry, Land and Financial Agents, of Eltham, publish an important land notice in another column regarding cheap dairy farms on very easy terms. The land offered is Mr James - Robson's Pukengahu Estate, close to Eltham and Stratford, and Messrs McGarry are sole agents for its disposal. Reward offered for false teeth. Stratford auctioneers announce that their premises will be closed all day to-morrow. {