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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 78, 23 July 1914, Page 8

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Mr Fred Lundon, builder and contractor, has commenced business in Stratford as builder and contractor, and is prepared to undertake buildings of any description. His motto : ‘■Nothing too small, nothing too big.” Notice of dividend payable in Backhouse’s estate advertised. A meeting of creditors of Charles Webster, of Tariki, will be held on 31st inst. ■ Mr J. Brake’s furniture and effects will be sold by Mr Newton King at the residence Swansea Road on Thursday, July 30th.* Particulars advertised. English piano for sale. Richardson, the “moncyl-saying” grocer. To lease large shop in centre of Broadway. Wanted 5-roomed house, South Broadway. B. H. 'Just, Palmerston North,, has sturdy pinus insignis for sale. Old Noah Webster does not fullv define the word “carnival.” A festival during twelve days before Lent is his definition. Morey’s have changed the very meaning of the word for Morey’s Carnival means a brilliant time for money-saving for you. Turn to their advertisement. At Lnmason’s Mart on Saturday, in addition to his ordinary sale, 5 tons good Canterbury table potatoes, Ifi fully paid-up shares in Stratford Dairy Co., a very fine organ (Carpenter'), nearly new, and a suite of furniture will be offered for sale. He also has for private sale two real good milk cart horses. Mr Newton King will hold a sale at Mr C. Vince’s at Tuna on Wednesday, July,29th. Lamason’s Central Mart sale on Sat. urday. Tenders invited for lease of section 31.2, now occupied by the Broadway Methodist Church. For Children’s Hacking Coughs at [night, Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure j i o' nn p.-Rd, i W. H. and A*. McGarry. Eltham, ' advertise a fresh list of dairy farms for sale on the easiest of terms. Lowers’ great clearing sale coming I to a close (8 days more), closing Augj ust Ist. Still greater reductions. For Chrome Chest Corn 1 ,n*ints. j Woods’ Groat •Peppermint Cure. Is Od. 2s Cd*