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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 60, 2 July 1914, Page 6

PUBLIC NOTICES. LATEST IN 3s 6d NOVELS. BOX STATIONERY—NEWEST DESIGNS. WRITING COMPANIONS. Special arrival of Miniature POEMS, BOOKLETS, etc., at IS 3d. EVERYTHING FOR PRESENTS. JAMES CASH TRADER. DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE HAS Ushered in a new period in furnishing ideals. This c'fern and we are well able to supply—few houses, in fact, can do so better. OUR STOCKS comprise furniture of every description—• uites in various styles, designs, and sizes and at varying prices, Carpets and Linoleum, Easy Chairs,. Tables, etc., etc., and OUR VALUE is undoubtedly the best that can be obtained in furniture that is so reliable in every respect sa ours is. W. and S. BROGKLEBAMKi Artistlo Furnishers, BROADWAY, Btmtferd. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE MATTER OF THE BANKRUPTCY OF SETH BACKHOUSE, OF STRATFORD, JEWELLER. Y | TENDERS will be received by the undersigned at his office, Broadway, Stratford, up to 5 o’clock p.m. on Wednesday, the eighth day of July, 1914, for the purchase of:— (a) —The goodwill of lease (about seven years and three months to run) of shop and premises situated in Broadway, Stratford, together with the goodwill of the business of a Jeweller. (b) —The Stock-in-trade, trade, utensils and tools of the said business, and all the trade and tenant’s fixtures and fittings in and about the said premises. Further particulars and conditions of the lease can be obtained from the undersigned. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to state price separately for (a) and (b). ALFRED COLEMAN, Deputy Official Assignee.

SP ARWATH’S Seagrass Chairs are out on their own. Do you possess one? Why? Buy One now. SPARWATH’S Drop-side Cots are i a feature of the clay. Baby doesn’t cry in them—dinkum! SPARWATH’S Wheelbarrow turn- ] ed the first sod at the Opunake Railway—that Railway will succeed; also his furniture. QPARWATH’S Sideboards, Duchess, Oi Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Chairs, is supervised by a developed mind— Be'our judge. SPARWATH’S mind is developed by phj'sical culture; his furniture is made by this development— Sparwath’s Furniture. SPARWATH does not feel cold, because he does physical culture, and sleeps on a Sparwath Samarang Kapoc Mattress. LOST —From Opunake Road, Malice, one Red Strawberry Cow; turned-down horn and clipped tail. Apply, A. Tosh, Mahoe. WANTED —An experienced girl for country store; one used to book-keeping preferred. Apply Central Store, Midhirst. WANTED TO LET—4 Acres Stumping. Apply, S. Gadsby, Brooks Road. SIX-ROOMED House to Let—All conveniences; cheap rental. Apply, W. G. Fargie. WANTED —Young Girl, as Domestic Help. Apply, the Vicarage, Stratford. WANTED KNOWN—Wo haw* a fine range of Cream Separators selected from the best makes on the market, from BS 8a each. McMillan and Freddie.