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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 80, 8 April 1915, Page 6

Zealandia Ranges, being fitted with the very latest improvements, are necessarily the best on the market for the money. The superior open fire which is fitted to this range, makes it the family's friend.—McMillan and Fredric, Broadway. s SAMPLE COATS. NO FREIGHTBEAUTIFUL NAP GLOTHS.—The latest idea.—Navy, Saxe, Tans, New Blues, Browns, etc., with belts, straps, piped, crimson, black silks, velvet, braids a .id new buttons. No two alike. Very nobby and warm. Priced at 10s 6d, 12s 9d, 14S 11d, 18s 6d, 21S, 255, 32S 6d, to 37s 6d. BOUGHT FOR CASH, and offering fully 20 per cent, below usual prices. FASHIONABLE CHECK PALETOT COATS in browns, cinemon, greys

and blue effects—32S 6d, 355, 36s 6d, 3SS 6d, 42S. —Toff goods. GIRLS SAMPLE PALETOTS.—Nap Cloths.—Navys, with belts, straps, colored facings, and fancy buttons, quite new, at 10S 6d, 13S 6d, 16s 9d, 16a 11d. Will keep the girlies warm. ASTRACANS and CARAGULES, 14s nd, 15s 6d, 19s Ild, 22s 6d. FRISE CLOTHS, red, tan, Saxe, brown and grey, for 8s 6d, 9s 11d, 10s 11d, 14S 6d, 16S 9d, 18S 11d, 19S 6.. Smart, very! CHILDREN'S FANCY TWEED COATS (one each). At 6s 11d, 8s lid, 10S 9d, 11s 6d, 13S 6d. Fashion's latest. CHILDREN'S TEDDY BEAR COATS Listen! 4q 9d, 5s nd, 6s lid, 8s 6d, 10s 6d. Cream Beavers: 6S 6d, 8s 6d, 9S 6d, 10s 11d, 13s 6d. Nice goods that wash well and give every satisfaction, and at prices that run awav frota previous quotations. GIRLIE'S JERSEY COATS (fancy knitted), all wool, in saxe, brown, fawn, cream. AVarm and cosey, 7s 6d, 13s 9d, 15s 11d, 16s 6d. NAVY AND CARDINAL AMERICAN COATS.—SiIk and braid trimmed, 4s Ild, 5s Hd, 6s lid ,7s Ild. They are coeralls, and very smart . AND LOTS OF OTHERS AT ROBINSON'S READY-MONEY STORE. BROADWAY.

POETRAIT seut 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 lenses, modern equipment, prompt attention and courtesy to 1 patrorisy have made sitting for Photographs a real pleasure. ' The prices arc the same as before the war. MCALLISTER'S STUDIO, STIUTFOItD.

STRATFORD TECHNICAL SCHOOL F sufficient inducement offer, classes will be opened in the following subjects:— DRESSMAKING. PAINTING AND ADVANCED DRAWING. COPPER AND SILVER WORK. SHORTHAND. Students who wish to attend any of these classes will please communicate with the Superintendent, from whom all particulars may be obtained. F. TYRER, Superintendent.

W. H. NORTON, BRICKLAYER AND LICENSED DRAIN LAYER, Regan Street East. \ LL kinds of Brick and Concrete - Paths, etc., work undertaken. Estimates Kree. Enquiries Invited. TOW is the time for getting your ' Moots made or repaired. One pair made will last as long as two from the shop. T. Young, bootmaker, next Loan and Mercantile, Broadway. T OOK, LOOK.—Tomatoes, Apples, ' Rears, Quinces, cheap at per case; selling last. Dave Graham. .TAXTKD by lady, position as * companion-help. Write particulars to .Miss Dickson, care of Trocadero Hotel New Plymouth. f ,OST (Jolil Brooch with won "Znda." Reward on returning to M. C. Aagaai'd, saddler. j"!SS MI'UOH, of Hawera, is pre-1 !■ pared to receive pupils for Painting, Pen Painting, and Stencilling. Intending pupils arrange with Miss Hopkins before Saturday, 17th April. A-LVATION ARMY HALL, i<Ynton Street, Tuesday, April Ulth, 8 p.m. My visit to England and Scotland bv Adjutant Cook. To con-