PUBLIC NOTICES. STOCK TAKING SNIPS. TILL END OF AUGUST. SIXPENNY NOVELS, 3 for is. WRITING PADS, 3 Pads 600 Pages For 2s 6d. CASH TRADE R. SUB S T AN T I A L IN CONSTRUCTION AND TASTEFUL IN DESIGN. AVE you yet seen our extensive range of Bedroom Suites and bedsteads? YOU will certainly be delighted with our present showing. WE specialise in this section, and every piece we sell is a masterpiece of sound construction and is tasteful in design. WE see to it that every piece of furniture we stock is'made by expert craftsmen from thoroughly well seasoned wood. JAMES
OUR aim is to do more than merely soli furniture to those who come to buy. We are out to have every customer a satisfied customer at any cost. We are eager to make a good friend of every one who buys from us. A Visit now will be time welt spent. W. and E« BROCK LE'BA NK, * Artistic Furnishers, BROADWAY, Stratford. TENDERS. :• ; ' ii». : | TENDERS invited (to closie on Sat-* urday, 29th inst., at 12 noon at thb offße of Messrs McClugga"e arid Co., - for the ) ' chase' "of ’ 122 Acres %t * Kqhprptahi: Railway Station. 11 ' ATI(", . From McCluggage and Co. Terms can be arranged. OPENING ANNOUNC EM ENT. YOUR patronage and our successful trading means , ( tpao ,we , Ipve Been' obliged to take larger prem^qs. On Saturday we open our ( pew apd up-to-date shop I ,' opposite the, Strafford Club tfbtel. • ' • > SEE'/OUR WINDOWS FOR THE r LATEST FASHIONS. ■ Gigantic stock of Draperj’, Ladies’, Gents’, and Boys’ Clothing, and all Manchester Goods. If you have not patronised us before, call and inspect our stock now. We aim at supplying . you with the highest quality at, the Lowest Price. ADOLPH tMANOY, Draper and General Outfitter.
ANNUAL BALL. East road sheep dog trial CLUB ANNUAL BALL in aid of the War Fund, to he held in the TE WERA HALL, On AUGUST 28th. Gentlemen sfs. Ladies, a Basket. V. H. NOLAN, Hon. Secretary, OPUNAKE RAILWAY FORMATION
rfIENDERS will bo received at this -1- office until .noon of Monday, 7th September. 1911, for Formation Work, Culverts, Fencing and Road alteration on about 72 chains of the Opunake Branch Railway. Drawings, specifications, schedules of quantities and conditions of contract may be seen at the Public Works Offices, Stratford and Wellington, and at the Post Offices, New Plymouth, Eltham and Hawera. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R. W. HOLMES, E n gi noer-ii i-C h i of. Public Works Office, Wellington,' 18th August, 1914. "VTKTAN TED —A Young Man, for » » general farm work. Apply to E. J. Blick, Salisbury Road, Midhirst. WANTED —Watch Repairs in any quantity; done on tjie promises. First-clu* woikirian',h : ;> guaranteed. B. J. Peters, oppodto Bellringer’s. LOST —About 4th August, between Warwick Road and the Pound, 1 Brindle Roan Heifer, yearling, in good condition. Information to Newton King, Stratford. LOST —Between Tariki and Eltham, on Wednesday, Bath, Mattrassos and Sundries, off motor waggon. Apply to L. Bunn, carrier, Eltham.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 4, 22 August 1914, Page 6
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