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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 71, 26 March 1915, Page 1

*"• Only J&eqvun&d to pat _.jr-"?.fv/v.' y oa farm or 160 acres, together wife tu.- T ~° uiiJ everything ■" a W. W. Hodi TCIOR SALE OR TO LET.—House -ft- and 5 acres, rent 18s, hot and nold water, no tax of t.ro guineas as the Borough Council have not yet decided to tax wells with a force pump fitted. W. W. Hodge. PBRFUMBRY ul f»iW B«q«J----"Edwards' '-' RS McCALLUM has just opened - np a choice selection of Ladies' and Children's Millinery in Beavers, Velvets, Plush, Felts and Straws in all the' latest shapes and shades, all at very moderate prices. Black Velvets from 7s lid to 30s. OLD FALSE TEETH BOUGHT. or broken, on gold, silver, Cj> or vulcanite. Best possible prices in N.Z. Post any vou have to J. DUNSTONE G.P.O. Box 1053, Auckland. Cash by return mail. All parcels must have owner's name and address inside. Buyer of all kinds of Dental Waste. Est. 25 years. PWJ-I.SB NWIGCft

0011* Portia, Stress Good supply of ooal on hand. Ordere promptly altend&d to. Piions 14$. JOBBING CARPENTER. All kinds of Building and Eepair work done in town or oountry. Strictly Moderate Prises, Saws sharpened and noil at shortest notice. Address:—Mountain Road, lit kou&* past Flint Road. MRS HAtSALL, CERTIFICATED MIDWIFE AND KJ LADIES' NURSE. Miranda Street, Stratford. The Best Accomraodatioa. , W' 1 BLA lift, CARTER AND CASHIER (Opposite Hospital), Timber aud Ooft! Carting » specialty* Sand, Gravel and Bhingle at shortest notice. CONFECTIONER AND CATERER, BROADWAY. Bails, rutin, sio., G_tw«ii fer. ESEBYTHING Hi SADBLEBY 'AT HOBSE AND COW CO7EIIB (SPECIALITIES) ______ * Bo_t Work, Promptitude, Low? Fries. BOOKSELLER and STATIONER, WHANGAMOMONA. LL Bobool Books and Requisites - Btocked. Also the Leading Periodicals and Magazines. Agent for "The Stratford Evening Post.' 1 HUIROA STORE. DELIVERED TO ANY * PART OF THE DISTRICT. NEW STOCK, Clii-iP PRICES. J. A. STANFORD, Agent: 'Stratford Evening 'Post." ADVERTISED COOBB STANDARD GOODS THE WORLD OVER. WHY? ICAUBI there -Mist be, fa Eipk otherwise the _d« t«i «j*i article art being ay to the standard claiiaed for it will not be purchased again and ibe advertising will b© anpvofitablo. Advertising in InHurano©., therefore, that the goods are as reThe consumer wno »Uj o .._tw tised goods rarely makes * Mistake. "Stratford Evening Post" readers will proSt By a Bareful perasa} f ti» . a_t«rl_9-og| €«!« «_UMU