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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 71, 26 March 1915, Page 8

AUCTIONEER BROADWAY. BTBATFOSD Seedsman and Gcns-rsl J'rs^se Grass and Clover Raeds, Machine* ■ Dressed, Oate, Turnips, Bap*, Carrot, and Mangold 8««d», Barley, "Wheat, Pollard, Bran, Maize, Prima O.S. Chaff, Potatoes, Onions, Paaa, LLq.s«m4 Crashed for Calvos. Manures for All Crops.—Bupsrphosphate, Steamed Bono, Bulpbiito of Potash, Bteic Blag, and Kempthorne Prosser'e Spaoia! Mixtures. OLEAItING HA.Um Conducted in mt part of the Diwfcriot!. AUCTION SALES KVEET SATUKDAT AT THE MART. Agent for McE.n« Mattress (tola agent for Taranaki). Amner'a Ajsrioaltaral Luds. SATURDAY, MARCH 27 try, vegetables, potatoes, onions (in 201 b bags or over), 1 Bentall chaff cutter (new), one 12-gal-new) also two new ones. These are absolutely the best boiler on the market, several ranges, quantity Factory Cured Hams and Bacon, one linen press (on stand) perfect order, several ranges, very fine kitchen dresser, settee, large dining room table, couch, iron bedsteads, small tables, piano, sewing mac-bines, and sundries. Also—Balance of Boots left over from last Saturday. f Also —One very good Gig, in splendid order. 400 CASES ASSORTED FRUIT— Cooking and eating apples, pears, peaches, quinces, grapes, 50 cases or more tomatoes. Sale at 11.30 a.m. As Safe for Children as for Adults I When the delicate tissues of your child's throat are affected • —when the tender lungs of infancy are threatened!—better act quickly. Bonnington's Carrageen Irish Moss Is the safe and certain remedy for children ! contains no opium, the dose is small, the relief quick, the cure lasting, Best by test for half a century. Here's one. cw.se: Hospital Road, New Plymouth. g"*a "I wish to testify to'. EMSz (he cur»tive p wer [ra!Hl of your medicine. Ben- <& S*g| nington'j Irish Moss. SSffll We have a Inmily or —*?,>:'■..-: .■:.:•:' I Sill. ///11l are onen ucuuicu a with coids. We tried I ///. in the past, but found '/'/, none equal to Bon- '///, ning'.cn's Irish Mess " "/l - Fred Hendry. m Take a bottle home ■ | MO ///////////////////a'' " " §ff////////i/r *■+'■******"

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