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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 49, 1 March 1915, Page 6

euetNEeg' names. a: St HANNAH’S HANNAH’S JOB'BOOT SALE FOR THREE WEEKS ENDING FEBRUARY 28th. ALL regular lines are being sold at ordinary prices during FEBRUARY MONTH. After that period prices wifi be advanced. So take a word of wisdom to the wise. BUY YOUR BOOTS AND SHOES NOW AND SAVE MONEY. HANNAH’S JOB BOOT SALE FEBRUARY MONTH.

27 ACRES rich drained swamp land, freehold, adjoining railway station, school, and township, will curry a beast to the acre when fully improved, equal to Manaia land. Price £.‘32 10s per acre, on easy terms to suit purchaser, TWO QUARTER ACRE SECTIONS, £SO each, on a £lO deposit. Clear title allowed to enable purchaser to secure worker’s loan* for building a home. J. H. THOMPSON, Land Agent, Stratford,

A WRISTLET WATCH Makes a Splendid Gift at any time. WE Have some very fine ’ samples just now. The kind that give satisfaction and long service. PRICES TO SUIT ALL 1 ' PURSES. EACH one a real beauty. If you are thinking of buying a gift for a lady, pay us a visit. YOU CAN’T RESIST OUR WATCHES AND OOR PRICES. PETERS. r; ' OPPOSITE LAMASON’S

jq-EW gEALANO QOMPAMY, HEAD OFFICE. AUCKLAND; NJ< ' Marine, Live Stock, an Accident Instance iH all Branches, including PEESONAL, ACCIDENT and SICK< NESS, Employers’ Liability, Mortgagee Indemnity, Fidelity: Guarantee,; and Plate-glass Bisks accepted at lowest current r * te *’ JOHN PATON, Taranaki BrancK Manaflfc r. hKrry Agent. Broadway, Stratford.

Stl ACRES, West Coast Lsasa, with perpetual right of renewal. RMI 11 Id per ion. All in grass, bar 10 acres shelter bush; mostly ploughabloj a fair proportion how under plough for rap*. Well fenced and subdivided. 8 miles from Freezing Worki. Dig, wool shed, sheep and cattle yard The above us an idsal farm tor fattening purpose!. ' Bplendiatem* >an be given, For further particulars apply WEBSTER DOBSON ' & C* , aUBTSPMSiRSr STRATFORD.

OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. J. RIVETT, (Late of Inglewood), NOTIFIES the public of Stratford that he has opened an Up-to-date shop (next Melbourne Clothing Co.) as a Fruiterer and Confectioner. Choice British and Colonial Fruit, also Vegetables daily. YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. PEGIAL cut fruit jars. Half gallon Atlas jars G.s dozen, quart 5s dozen. Drake, Grocer. WANTED 'TO LET OR SELL. CARDING HOUSE in Stratford, furnished or unfurnished, every convenience, good vegetable garden, wood and coal yard adjoining, also a few grazing paddocks, reasonable rent to a good tenant. Apply for address to this office. ' 0 HOME is complete without one of Carlill’s Oil Paintings by De Ritz, the great French artist. & PEACHES. —200 cases of Mahutu Peaches, |)est peach of the season. 4s Gd per case. Dave Graham.