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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 277, 20 November 1914, Page 6

PUBLIC NOTICES. Don’t forget the Friends at Home. Prepare for the Home Mail. GREEN STONE NOVELTIES. GREENSTONE NOVELTIES. LOCAL VltW WARE. VIEW BOOKS, N.Z. CHRISTMAS NUMBERS. ■JAMES' CASH TRADER, SUBSTANTIAL I N CONST R U CTi 0 N AND TASTEFUL IN DESIGN. HAVE 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. OUR aim is to do more than merely sell 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 lima well spent

W. slid E. B R O C K LEE A N K, Artistic Furnisher#, BROADWAY, Stratford. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. GOLDEN GRID. TN thanking my many customers foi their past patronage, I hereby give notice that I have secured larges and up-to-date premises (lately occupied by Mr Drake), opposite County Hotel, where I shall be pleased to see all old and new friends. Broadway. S. PIVAC. STRATFORD ELECTORATE. MR J. B. HINE, INVITES the Electors to meet him as under;— 8 p.m. NGAERE—Friday, 20th November. 8 p.m, DOUGLAS—Saturday, 21st November, 8 p.m, PEMBROKE ROAD—Monday, 23rd November, noon. MAHOE—Monday, 23rd November. 8 p.m. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE NORTH RIDING OF THE STRATFORD COUNTY COUNCIL. LADIES and Gentlemen, —Many thanks to those who cast their votes in my favor, and in so doing elected me as a representative in the above Council. I hope to give satisfaction to all concerned by seeing to the requirements of the district to the best of my ability. Yourth faithfully, L. BASKIN. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME. TVTOTICE to Farmers, Houstdioldr-* ers and others around the district, GREAT AUCTION SALE Of DRAPERY, CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS. Next TARANAKI HARDWARE Co. A. SALMON will sell for Sabi’s, by auction, the following goods; Drapery, Clothing, Jewellery, Silveiwave and Fancy Goods. Everything to be sold without reserve.

Church of England. SALE OF WORK. lii the PARISH HALL, SATURDAY j NOVEMBER 21st. 11.30 a.m. 1 Mr J. B. HINE, M.P., will open the Sale. j Luncheon 12 to 1.30, one shilling;] Afternoon Tea and Supper, sixpence. Fancy Work, Plain Work, Produce Stall and Flower Stall, Sweet Stall. Competitions for men and women—j Hat Trimimng, Nail Driving, etc; Museum, Pillow-fighting. { 7jpENTS, Marquees, for hire. Show Days, or for picnic parties. Witt, Broadway. /CANTERBURY Fruit Cakes, Sultana and Raisin, Is each. Honey fid P f, r Hi any quanfiltv in your own .■ ■"s Uichafdson '' oadwr v