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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 63, 17 March 1915, Page 6

EX “TAINUI.” LADIES* HEAD WEAR ! I HATS that impart ■“TONE!” TO THE WEARER !,1 Hats that emphasise “A PRETTY FACE,” Anti give the final touch of elegance to j “A STYLISH COSTUME,” The New Season’s Models are MOST BECOMING, And a combination of “SMARTNESS and SERVICE.” The Prices are cut very fine, For “SPOT CASH.” No Discount, You don’t help to pay for the man who won’t pay when you deal at ROBINSON AND SON’S., THEY KEEP NO BOOKS,

LISTEN ! A PORTRAIT sent to the absent ones now and then, binds the friendships of youth, bridges distance and knits closer the ties of family and kinsfolk. Our fast len. ses, modern equipment, prompt attention and courtesy to .patrons, have made sitting for Photographs a real pleasure. The prices are the same as before the war. MCALLISTER’S STUDIO, STRATFORD. t < - . , I X PEW \/\ U 1 ■'! ■; .c *.>; >;r.\ Z\ • FOR SALE." : V ' r;r; ROLLS ROYCE CAR, suitable for taxi; 30 h.p., seven seatpr, self starter, engine guaranteed in firstclass order. For, ■ particulars apply to MRS ADA CARROLL, Opunake. GRAND SWIMMING and WATER POLO CARNIVAL, TO-MORROW NIGHT. TO-MORROW Baths, Stratford. Interesting Programme— ✓ School boy and girl races, Open Handicap Races, Ladies’ Races, Relay Races, Water Polo. Champion swimmers of West Coast aonipotiog. Admission, .Adults .Is, Children 6d. . C. BENNETT, Hon. Sec. DANCING. PLAIN and Fancy Dancing and graceful exercises. Miss Rawson will re-opon her classes in Stratford immediately after Easter. Address, Collins Street, Hawera. s STRATFORD CO-OP. BUILDING SOCIETY (Registered). Shareholders are particularly requested to forward their passbooks to the Secretary ifor 'the -purposes of the Annual Audit. which is now taking place. ALFRED COLEMAN, Secretary. Stratford, 17th March, 1915. T7ERY Choice line of bottling Pea- »'' dies arriving. Season nearly ended, Dave Graham. T OST—In Juliet Street on Mouda> morning, at 8 o’clock, dart. sils scarf, .will .finder please return to W V. Wilson, Broadway. T*7HEN you want something re- , » T t) try Tom Brown’s delicacies. His pork pies fresh daily are delicious. OTDE BACON, Choice Cuts, from 9d l!>; heavy Hams 8d per lb. at Richardson’s, People’s Grocer. MISS MOODY wishes to notify Stratford Ladies that she is starting Dressmaking in C.R.A. Rooms (over Carlill’s), Tlnmlwiy. Stylo, and fit guaranteed.