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BUSINESS NOTICES. CORRECT FIT. "*"T is not always clearly understood just what is - meant by "correct fit." Were clothes to be made so as to follow closely every line of the figure, the result would be a mis-shapen garment—one to make the wearer look ridiculous. The right idea is best expressed in EGMONT SUITS. They are never too large or too small; never too loose or too tight, Every garment is shaped and balanced accurately, made to hang perfectly, and set so naturally that it covers ana 1 hides the defects in the figure, "and gives it the appearance of being perfect, The EGMONT SUIT adds distinction to a figure already normal and perfect; it supplies all that's lacking in one that's not. The EGMONT SUIT deserves your serious consideration. / PRICES 45s to 655. CHART SUITS TO MEASURE 70s to 85s. STRATFORD.

103 ACRES, first-class dairying lease for 3 years. Rent £2 per acre. Good buildings, level land, high and dry; lies well to the sun; handy to Stratford Dairy Factory and Railway Station. 32 ACRES Lease—Rent £2 per acre. Suburban land, close to Stratford Borough boundary. J. H. THOMPSON 1 LAND AGENT, STRATFORD. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx M xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx M pb *$ pS VISIT PETERS' j*jß £jg BIG JEWELLERY SALE mH ijM BEFORE IT ENDS. Mb MM A SPLENDID Variety of delightful things in M M -fjL Modern Jewellery and Silver Goods. Seww** *»'• ♦"•%Wj M m ao ' e an( * moderately priced—from which a choice that H j*| M will surely give pleasure, can readily be' made.' '*. '. ; M M S 3 '»' •* ■' ■.-'..'./.-.'-./''' mP M a ,-•' 20 to 50 Per Cent. Discount. % n U B. J. PETERS. OPPOSITE BELLRINGERS.' BROADWAY. Lengthy periods served with the following well'knowh firms:— i Dawson and Co., Dunedln, Louis Kerr, Nelson, 'V Rash and Cooder, Wellington, / j. b. Cerrand, Paimerston N. ■^«B^^

& G AUGTIONEERSr STRATFORD. 4 ACRES—Dairy Farm near Waitara; level; first-class order. Carry 30 cows; very desirablf* home. £32. £IOOO Cash. 88 ACRES- oafry Farm, Tariki; all necessary buildings. £BOO cash. Balance easy terms. 8 ACRES, 8-Roomed House—Just outside Stratford Borough. £7OO. £4OO cash. I. M. KJDD, Land Representative, THUNDER , RE sudden things and If you're oaught napping you're drenched In a few minutes. But with a reliable Inexpensive Raincoat, such as we oan show you, you'"* alright every time. These Coats are excellently aut and hang perfeotly. $ They'e thoroughly relnpreef, they oost very little. vj To see them means to buy them. at"' * Wit* jjh [) MULLEN & MARSHALL.

-d /VR ACRES—Freehold, good I.Ut) quality, clean, level land, handy Waikato town factory. Carry 60 cows. J. B. llichards. n ANNUAL BALANCE. A S our Annual Balance is made -£*- on August 31st, all overdue accounts must be arranged for before that date. CENTRAL CO-OP. STORE CO. TANTED the Public to know—- ' Having secured the services of a Bootmaker from Newcastle-on-Tyno, England, I am prepared to do your repairing while you wait if required. Ml kinds of boots mado to order on shortest notice. T. Young, Bootmaker, Broadway Ncrth. W 'ANTED KNOWN—Wo Har« a fin© range of Cream Separators selected from the best makes on the market, from £3 3s each. McMillan and Frcdrio.

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 8, 27 August 1914, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 6 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 8, 27 August 1914, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 6 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 8, 27 August 1914, Page 6

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