WANTS: 138. "I QQH AOEiuS, Waikato, FreeiOOU hold, 1200 in grass, al! ploughable; splendid buildings. Carrying 2000 ewes, 100 cattle. Price £S ss, equity £6386. Will exchange for dairy farms. Photographs can be seen at the office of W. W. Hodge, Stratford. WANTED TO LET—Three Shops, in Broadway: One 16s, one £2 10s per week, one £3. W. W. Hodge, laud agent. * NEW lines of Boys’ and Youths’ Suits in the Derby, Norfolk, Sport, and ’Varsity styles, to fit boys of all ages, at H.B. New Zealand Clothing Factory. * T Mrs McCallmn’* you can get everything for the baby—Barraa from Is lid, gowns from 2s 6d, vests from lOd. A lovely lot of Ladies’ Underclothing—cream silk blouses, the new styles, also white muslin blouses from 2a lid. WANTED KNOWN—We have a fine selected stock of all Beekeepers’ requisites just to hand: Foundation comb, frames, hives, etc. McMillan and Fredric, Broadway, Stratford. PUBLIC NOTICEfiI. MRS. HASS ALL, ERTIFIOATED MIDWIFE AND LADIES’ NURSE, Miranda, Street, Stratford. The Best Accommodation. TAHITI PRIVATE MATERNITY, NURSING HOME. PEMBROKE ROAD, STRATFORD. (Within tha Borough.) Tfcs Best a? Aeaomswadatlcn. T7A.OANCIES now fofr Lying-in T* Patients. TEEMS MODERATE. NURSE CROSS, Thom 183. Propritress, (Card.) \ ______ MRS MURPHY, Ladles’ Nurse, Regan Street. (Next Ole son’s StoreL W, BLAIR, OAKTHB AND OAOEIIB (Opposite Hospital).,'\ Timber and Coal Carting & specialty. Band, ora«®l aad Shingle at ahorieut mtim PI S 3. BROOKSHC® /"lONFEOTIONEB AND CATERER, BROADWAY. Balls, Parties, etc., CafWMf fcr. GEORGE GROM, BORING ENGINEER* YORK CHAMBERS, STRATFORD, And FREEZING WORKS, WANGANUI. $ LL classes of Boring undertaken. Artesian wells, etc. ENQUIRIES INVITED.
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A LL School Book# and Requisites stocked. Also tha Loading * eriodical# and M&i&s&ine*, Ageist s«r “The gtrstford Ivomug Po»t ” GOODS ARE STANDARD GOOD© T&8 Wer2d Over. WHY? I BECAUSE there must he, in advertised goods, a uniform bign 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 13 insurance, therefore, that the goods are as represented and good value. Tho coasr.tDer who buys advertised goods rarely makes a mistake. “Stratford Evening Post” readers will profit by a cftreful perusal of its advertising 'x>b Watches of every description. ML'V* from 7o fid. with 19 nicrtha’ gß*rv« t-va. JftatM, Stacks*
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 277, 20 November 1914, Page 1
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