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PRIMUS STOVES, latest pattera, £ t- No. 4 18a fid each, 5 ibi dd e«b, at Bellringer Bros., O NTEBPRISS.— ottt furnaces are giving faction, Sea them at Bellringer Bros., iron copper *7&ry satisLid. ANTED KNOWN.— Ohcavina «». ® hZ6T a ?° d -- M ‘ m,! *‘ “i ***•* ( i-RANQES. —Heaviest and best V made in Now Zealand. l u ': r y on « guaranteed. Send for i!lus* crated catalogue to Beilringor Bros.. Citd., Agent®, qoales O olete AND WElGHTS.—Oompiece set for 5s 6d, Family Clock face Scales 6a each, Salter’s best •spring balances (661 bs) 10s 6d, 11211 m 12s 6d, clock face (lOOlbs) IBs, 2Bofi>s. "1® ea cn—Bellringer Bros., lid.

WANTED iLNOWN._Mot.orut., - , w ® «took the very best grease v£m ?k r Car J a -« Pr ! ia P« r slh tin.— McMahan and Frwiriß, Broadway. OOE tho Shooting Season, bay m ?°. Q U. ®P° r flng Gear from the Hnn an nf k V H ? d^ &r l-9°- A 9®leOhon of best English and Belgium Guns, Winchester Riljea, Single Barrel Guns Ele.rs Smokeless and Nobel’a Ballastite cartridges—new shipment just lauded, and all marked at oar Lowest Cash Prices. R DJJBER Goods going ahead iu&b uow at Edwards’.: | > LILDING MATERIATLS.— Roofing -i roD ’ Spouting, Ridging, boh, Brimcs, Lime, Drain Pipes, Grates an,i Ttanges, etc. Bellringer Bros., Lid., Agents Wilson’s Star brand Cement. 17100 TB ALL REQ Ul3 JTES. —Jerseys, in Red and BlscN, Royal and White, and Black Blue and Black, and all, Bl»ck-*-fiE or plain shoulders, Knickers. Hose, - Cuards Belts, ets., etc., at H.B. New uG£ilfen<i Oiothing Factory,* npARANAKI HARDWARE CO., agents for Champion and Orion Ltanges, all sizes in stock j also spare laits and fittings. Dover Stoves and Basket Grates, Brass Rail Fenders ind Antique Copper Curbs, iast openid up. A LL-WOOL Underclothing. Pants ribbed -or plain, heavy makes, 3s to 8s 6d, Singlets 5s to 10s, natural wool and Colonial Worsteds 4s 6d t<? LOs 6d at H.B. New Zealand Clothing Factory. Bii i SHWARE reduced at Edwards’ ' during sslo. WANTED KNOWN^ —Job Printing in all its branches, at lowest ;urrent rates, at the “Stratford Events Post” Job Printing Office, ri™o SHILLINGS and eleven pence is the price at which Ladies’ may select any of those beautiful Hats n White’s Mysterious Clock Window. Bought at a ridiculous price, and just arrived, they are off again at a quitjiiick price. Great variety, including .• utrimined Felts, Ready-to-Wea r Bits, Velour and Plush, also Velvet Military, including General Joffre. 3msJi, only.—White’s Corner, Stratford. JEN u t&ak of drags, think H of Edwards’. N'EW SEASON’S 07ER00ATO, in Heavy D.B. Tweeds or lignt Svar-dri Raincoats for Men and Boys iow opening at H.B. New Sealamd Jlotiiin g t Factory. irOUR Medicine is right when it comes from Edwards’. MRS McCALLUM has a nice line of Ladies’ and Children’s rainproof and tweed Coats at very reasonable prices, also a sample line of flannelette Underclothing, ladies’ hose from Is pair. CROCKERII of all descriptions, and of best English makers. Tea Sets, Dinner Bets, Toilet Sets., 3tc., etc. We have the largest and best selection in Stratford.—The Taranaki Hardware Co., Broadway, Stratford, tho Store that serves you best. WANTED KNOWN. — We stock Miner Ranges.: Prices from £3 upwards.—McMillan and Fredrio, Broadway. . 1 you need for the baby will be found at Mrs MeCallum’s. Gowns from 2s 6d, Barras from 2s lid, Vests Is, Wrappers Is 3d, Polkas 2s 6d, 2s lid, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, wool hats and bonnets from Is lid. These are lovely goods, worth inspection.

‘ I /■> I;ALI i X GiIARANTEEjy' VC We have built our reputatioa on quality.—“Edw&rds’ for quality,” WILtIAJtS,' DESIRES the Public fea know. that Jae has taken over the S KAPON6A LIVERY USD BATS STABLES, lately carried on by Mr J. Wtlilf, fend also tbs MAIL COACH SERVICE BETWEEN, STRATFORD AND KAPON«A, and hopes to merit a fair tiara e! public patronage. COACH LEAVES KAPONGA for Stratford at 8.#9 s.bs., »rrlvi*u at 11.16 a.m. 1 LEAVES STRATFORD FOR SCA* j PONGA at 6.80 p.xn. iharp, ar- | riving at Eaponga at g. 16 p.aa.

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 36, 12 June 1915, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 36, 12 June 1915, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 36, 12 June 1915, Page 1

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