1380 AORaB, Waikato, Freehold, j. 200 in grass, all plougbable; splendid buildings. Carrying 2000 ©wes, 100 cattle. Price £8 ss, equity £5385. Will exchanga for dairy farms. Photographs can be seen st the otiioa of W. W. Pledge, Strutcord. WANTED TO LET—Three Shops, in Broadway: One 16a, one £2 10s per week, one £3. W. W. Hodge, land agent. NEW lines of Boys’ and Youths’ Suits in the Derby, Norfolk, Sport, and ’Varsity styles, to lit boys of all ages, at H.B. New Zealand Clothing Factory. LADIES’ HATS (Models) Ready-to-wear s and Straw Shapes in Pandan Chip . and Tagel; Flowers, Trails, Feathers; all trimmings in great variety to be had at Mrs McCa Hum’s. 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 NOTIwIEB. MRS, HASSALL, CERTIFICATED MIDWIFE AND J LADIES’ NURSE, Miranda Street, Stratford., The Best Accommodation. TAHITI PRIVATE MATERNITY NURSING HOME, PEMBROKE ROAD, STRATFORD. (Within the Borough.) The Bosl ef AMommadattaK. VACANCIES now for Lying-in * Patienta. TERMS MODERATE. HURBE CROSS, ’Phone' 188, Propritrfisfc. (Card.) MRS MURPHY, Ladle®' Nurse, Regan Street, (Next Olsson’s StoreL W. SLA IS?, GASTBB AND OAStKiaBB (Opposite , Timber nsu o®ai Cartk,a a »p®oialty. Stand,. Qray«l wad §hingl« *t •short#** mm... sßoasoNs, and caterer, NY BROADWAY. Baita, Pisrilts, ela., OAtSfSiie ?ftr. QBOHGE CROSO, SORING ENGINEER* YORK CHAMBERS, STRATFORD, And FREEZING WORKS, WANGANUI. LL olaisea cf Boring undertaken. AitxsittJ*. walla, etc. ENQUIRIES INVITED. S 8 W L i K A ¥ E A R S E„ fainter® iAnd g’aperfeSßge&'e, SIGN WRITERS and DECORATORS B T R A T, F G K O. Estimates given for aii kind-. ef Wort. "Wo pa! uatoo latte isr wrSd.” Orders may b® left with Mr A. J. Davej, Empire Stables. EVERYTHING Of SADDLED m ACAABD’S HOESE'AND COW 00VESS (SPECIALITIES). Boss* Prampltiiniei Lew» ' t\ CRUDEM. bOOKiPLLER »r„d BTATUSMKB* WHANQAMOMONAi A LL School Books and Meqimitoß '-L stocked. Also the Loading . eriodioals and. Mitgwdnos. Ageat flor 1 ‘The Stratford Evonnig PcMSt.” ADVERTISED GOODS ARE STANDARD GOODS Tte World Over. WHY 1 ? I BECAUSE there must be, in. - p advertised goods, a uniform higft 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 jroods are a* represented and good value. The consumer rvko buys advertised goods rarely makes* % smstake. “Stratford Evening Post ' re&dr rr. v:ui profit by a eoveful perutud of its iv%o**ising *nL U«lvVi',. ' Buy the boy n *'C.rK mi soidim-i ■or skips, .lames, Cash Tjaucc,
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 284, 28 November 1914, Page 1
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430Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 284, 28 November 1914, Page 1
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