BUSINESS NOTICES, LAST SEASON’S COAT ( WON’T FIT IN WITH THIS SEASON’S FASHIONS . : . ,jjvi . ISt-tll’ ' s MADAM ! ?n t o! His the “Romany Lass to the Romany Lad” over again. Like must go with like, and y correct and good appearance tms Winter depends upon your getone of the newest Tweed Coats now displayed at Morey s MOREYS TWEED COATS ARE PERFECTLY CORRECT. We have them for grown up women, for young girls, and also for children. The cutting embodies a definite novelty touch obtained, we surmise, from the military. Suffice to say, the effect is most dashing, and very smart. For good appearance, for warmth and for the all-import-ant feature of economy a finer range of Coats than is showing at « , MOREY’S wduld be hard to find. Call while the showing is thoroughly representative. Would you save 5 per cent. In* the £. CASH DOES ITS MOREY AND •• SON, Stratford and New Plymouth.
SIMPH ®OCC OMR ,0b ■ .Oos to UO.' -'Xi;* 1 i • ■■'■ *v “ WOW'S the patient tliis morning? Progress-favourably-—thanks to our good doctor, he has had long experience in such cases, and wo have great faith in him.” ’Ah yes, how much depends upoon the doctor’s experience and skill—but hoW about the dispensing of the Medicine the doctor orders? How vitally important ate the quality, freshness and strength of tlie drugs from which it is compounded —the accuracy with which it is dispensed! You can place full reliance on all these details being right if you have your prescription dispensed by F. EDWARDS. CHEMIST, STRATFORD.
FARMS FOR SALE & LEASE 101 ACRES, on good road, 92 acres in grass, balance in shelter hush, all ploughahle, well subdivided, 5 i acres in crops, House of 4 rooms, cowshed and other outbuidings, miles from railway, li miles liom creamery and school. Price £ls per acre including 20 cows, 1 bull, 4 in calf heifers, 4 calves, 2 horses, one cart, separator, plough, and narrows, sundry implements, 2 stacks of hay and lof oats. We a *h only £250 Cash. Wo can arrange the balance for you, and you will have an income straight away. Jl7 ACRES, all in grass save shelter hush, almost all ploughahle. 12 paddocks, good fences, 10 acres in crop, new house of 7 rooms (just finished), totara throughout, hot and cold water, wash house, cowshed (iron and concrete). Price £2O per acre, Cash £IOOO, balance arranged, A good farm well situated with prospective value. TO LEASE, 166 acres near Stratford, all in grass and ploughahle, 25 acres in crops, 12 paddocks, well fenced and hedged, watered by streams, house of six rooms, cowshed, hayshed, piggeries, etc. To Lease at £1 15s per acre for 5 years with compulsory purchasing clause at £4O per acre. KING AND STIBBS. AUCTIONEERS, LAND AGENTS, WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, ELTHAM. T. KING, Telephone 90. K H. STIBBS, Telephone No. 1155.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 79, 7 April 1915, Page 3
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