WANTEDS. WANTED TO SELL, or Exchange, 18 Acres and good 6-rocmed house. £2OO down, bain nee remain. W. W. Hedge, Stratford. 'S^TNraD^rO^XCHANGE— Good V t Dwelling and 5 acres, New Plymouth for house in Stratford. Apply at once to W. W. Hodge, Land Agent, BOUGHT Job—3 Dozen Black Foxeline Necklets and Fur Sets. Half price to clear; no two alike, at R. D. Lewars’ Great Clearing Sale, which starts this Saturday. MRS McOALLUM has a very select range of ladies’ and children’s hats, trimmed and' untrim/eed, at price; to suit all. w HEN yen think of drugs, think of “Edwards’ ” AA ACRES, Freehold, North Auckt/xJ land, all rich, level, ploughable land, no stumps; house, cowshed, good position, J. B. Richards. r ANTED KNOWN—SoIid Drawn j Wire Lamps Is Bd, Osrams 2s each. McMillan and Fredric, Broadway. T B. RICHARDS (recently with » Mr Newton King), is in an exceptionally good position to direct clients toward;, sound and growing investments North of Auckland, and if required would personally accompany them. Make inquiries. X7OUU Medicine is right • -when it JL comes from “Edwards’ ” , PUBLIC NOTICES, WHANGAMOMONA—MAIN TRUNK THROUGH COACH SERVICE. MOORE’S ROYAL MAIL COACH | SERVICE between Okahukura! (Main Trunk Railway) and Olrura will j bo extended to Whaugamombna from the beginning of November next. Timetable in future issue. AN IDEAL COACHING TRIP.
Livery and Bait Stables at Olmra, Matiere and Man gar or.. TOM MOORE, Proprietor. MRS. MASS ALL, CERTIFICATED MIDWIFE AND \J LADIES’ NURSE, Miranda Street, Stratford. The Best Accommodation. MURSE MsQUAV’S ALEXANDRA NU RSINO HOME, Orlando Street, Stratford. TOWN and Country .Patients received. Every convenience and comfortable quarters. Terms moderate. ’Phone 62. TAHITI PRIVATE MATERNITY NURSING HOME. PEMBROKE ROAD. STRATFORD. (Within the Borough.) The Best of Accommodation. TERMS: £2 10s per week during accouchement; prior to that £1 per week while in the Home. NURSE CROSS, ’Phont 183. Proprietress. W. BLAIR, CARTER AND' CARRIER (Opposite Hospital). Timber and Coa! Carting a specialty. Sand, Gravel and Shingle at shortest notice. /CONFECTIONER AND CATERER, VA BROADWAY. Ballc, Parties, etc., Cataren- far. trees: trees n nrREE&m ORNAMENTAL and Flowering Shruns. Hardy Hedge Plants, Roses, Carnations, HarJy Bortki; Plants, Violets, Bulbs, Ont Flows?etc.,
DAVE QRAKAM, Sole Agent ior 'Duncan and Davis, New Plymouth. BOWLER & PEARCE, Painters A iid \ Paperiiasigsrs, SIGN WRi IDES and DECORATORS. S TP. A T F 0 R 0. I ■ESTIMATES given for all Linds Lf of>.nV. “tiwi jiut vn’ua SiUo oyf wot.” ) Orders may be left with Ah A. J.; Davey, Empire Stables. ‘ DVTIN ; SAULMhIIY | AT i a AOARC’d ! HORSE AND COW COVERS ! (SPECIALITIES) Best Work, Promptitudes Low Prices. A CRbUEK, BOOKSELLER and STATIONER, WPIANGAMOMONA. ALL School Books and Requisites stocked. Also the Leading Periodicals and Magazines. Agent for “The Stratford Evening Post.” Tom Brown’s 'Schooldays Is 9d, South Sea Shipmates Parry) Is books on boxing and wrestling at Is, and for Magazines try James, I Cash Trader. x
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 70, 14 July 1914, Page 1
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