MOTOR GARAGE. uf,R F. NORCROSS begs to anItJL nounce | that lie ha* taken over tlie late premises of the A.W.R, MILKING MACHINE CO., and is converting it into a FIRST-CLASS MOTOR GARAGE, and hopes to solicit the patronage of the- motoring public. Further particulars in future is- 1 NOTICE. *H KVHANGAMOMOXA TEMPERANCE 1 HOTEL. mHE above'has now been taken -*L over by the undersigned, who will bo pleased to see old and new friends. The house has' been thoroughly renovated, and meals will be served to suit tlie general public. Tariff moderate; with civility and attention. McNeill bros. Proprietors.
fAXXAH'S JOB LTXE SALE.JLJL "To he well shod is to lie well dressed," therefore, dress well. For 9s lie! Lady's Patent open front Shoes at that ridiculous price,—Hannah's [eft-hand window and door. *EED POTATOES—EarIy Vermont, k-' Gamekeeper, Up-to-Datos— a splendid variety of the best seed potatoes in Taranaki district. Call and inspect at Dave Graham's, Broadway. Agent for Gibbons' seeds. SAND BAGS FOR SOLDIERS. nt7OULD Farmers, or anyone hav- * " ing empty basic slag bags kindly give them to 3lrs Abraham, car* of Xewton King, Stratford. 4 LLIES' RACE TO BERLIN, new - Game, 2$ each, at C. 8 Janieg', Bro««lway.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 17, 18 September 1915, Page 6
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198Page 6 Advertisements Column 6 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 17, 18 September 1915, Page 6
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