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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 55, 21 October 1914, Page 1

PROFESSIONS. ANDERSON, RUTHERFORD And MAGALiSTER (Successors to W. D. Anderson.) BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS. A REPRESENTATIVE of the Firm will attend at County Council Offices, Whangamoraona, every Tuesday. Money to lend at lowest current rates. R. Spence.] [J. R. L. Stanford. [S. Spence.] SPENCE AND STANFORD, Barristers and solicitors, STRATFORD. Office: The Bridge Buildings, Broadway. MR STANFORD attends at Inglewood EVERY WEDNESDAY. MONEY TO LEND. HALLIWELL & THOMSON, Barristers and solicitors, STRATFORD. Office: Otago Chambers, Fenton Street. MOtyEY TO LEND at lowest current Rates. [CABO.] H. E. LAWRENCE, Solicitor, Stratford. YORK CHAMBERS, BROADWAY. SEVERAL sums waiting investment on first or second mortgage, or mortgage of stock. Mortgages Bought. CECIL WRIGHT, Solicitor, STRATFORD.

W. G. MALOHEa Barrister and Solloltor, STRATFORD. Investment* arranged. Loan* obtained. « ALFRED COLEMAN, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR, Broadway, Stratford. ROBINSON & CHRISTOPHERS if'imL ENGINEERS AND LICENSED SURVEYORS, BROADWAY, STRATFORD. P.O, Box 66. Telephone 80. JOHN D. HEALY, R C H I T E 0 T. Drawings and Specifications prepared. Inspector Taranaki Land Building Society, New Plymouth, Office: York Chambers. A. D. BLBCK, RCHIT E 0 T. Curris Buildings > (Next Petrie’s, Jeweller). BROADWAY. STfeATFORD. Plans and Specifications prepared. Telephone 148. JOS. W. BOON, Builder and contractor, Regan Street, Stratford. Estimates given for all descriptions of building work in town or country. Dairy Factory Work a Speciality. Telephone 101. jTmartin, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, BROADWAY SOUTH. UILDING and Contracting, small or large jobs undertaken in town or counEnquire for estimate. ’Phone 49. [oaed.] try.

A. MCGREGOR, PLUMBER and TINSMITH, MIDHIRST. TANKS, Baths, Spouting, etc. Hot and cold water. Estimates given. [Card.] W. MONTGOMERIE, Land, stock and general . COMMISSION AGENT. Thames Valley, Te Aroha, advertised goods ARE STANDARD GOODS The World Over. WHY? BECAUSE there must bo, in advertised goods, o uniform high quality, otherwise the advertised article not being up to the standard claimed for it will not be purchased again and the advertising will be unprofitable. Advertising is insurance, therefore, that the 'roods are as represented and good value. The consumer who buys advertised goods rarely makes a mistake. “Stratford Evening Post” readers will profit by a careful perusal of its advertising ~oL amm.