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HANNAH’S JOB LINE SALE.— Two Extry, Ex try, Extry Spec-ial-Lines.—Lady’s Pat. and Mat. Kid 'Derby Shoes, 14s 6d; Lady’s Pat. and Suede Derby Shoes, 18s (id ; and a beautiful Hutton Shoe in Patent and Grey Suede, 17s 6d, was 2osj all best makers and up-to-date shapes. MISS WALTON, Clairvoyant, may be interviewed at Mr Brooking’s, Juliet Street, Stratford, back of School. Hours 1 till 8. Clairvoyant Readings from handwriting by post, 2s, NOTICE. TOURING my temporary absence from Stratford, my Dental Practice will be carried on by Messrs Hunter and Lyons and Mr T. A. Lonergan, who have most generously offered to do so. Mr J. B. Richards will act as my attorney. 1 ' F. NV FUSSELL. C. A. COPELAND. (late of Wellington) )ESIRES : 'to notify that he has purchased the DOUGLAS GENERAL STORE. and will be glad to supply settlers with all classes of MERCHANDISE,' PRODUCE, AND HARDWARE of the Highest . .Quality at Moderate Prices. v C. A. COPELAND, PATRIOTIC COMMIT' EE. SICK AND WOUNDED. A FUND for the purpose of assist■bi. , ing the above has been opened, and contributions will be received by Members of the Committee, Messrs T. H. Penn, J. W. Boon, J. W. McMillan, T. E. Coleman (Ngaere), Dr. Paget, H. E. Abraham, N. J. King, or W. P. KIRKWOOD, Acting Hon. Secretary. HANNAH’S JOB LINE SALE.— Two Extry, Extry, Extry Special Lines.—La dy’s Pat. and Mat. ’Kid Derby Shoes, 14s (id; Lady’s Pat. and Suede Derby Shoes, 18« (3d : and a beautiful Button Shoe in Patent , and Grey Suede, 17s 6d, was 2os; all best makers and up-to-date shapes. A CONCERT AND DANCE will bo held 1 in the Ngaere Hall on Thursday, September 28, at 8 p.m. Proceeds for the Wounded Soldiers’ Fund. Concert—Adults Is, children (id; Dance—Gouts Is Aid,’ .Ladies-’ a basket.—A. C. COLEMAN, Secretary. SALVATION ARMY HALL.— Thursday, 23rd inst., S p.m., “The Salvation Army and the Present War,” by Brigadier A.,8. Carmichael. Cr J. H. Thompson, presiding. Cornish Pasty Supper to follow. Admission 6d. JAPANESE are our Allies, you sup-j ** port them. See our Japanese J window display.—Charles E. James, j STRATFORD HOME DEFENCE' CORPS AND NATIONAL RESERVE 1 THURSDAY, 7.30 p.m.

Peattie Medal Shoot. School Gymnasium. W. LANDER, Hon. Sec. iVX^ANTED —Young lady for Dress- * ’ making and assist in shop. Apply Mrs McCall uni, Broadway, StratANNAH'S JOB SALE.—A really pretty up-to-date Shoe for ladies in Black. Suede, and Patent Leather, 2-hut ton. 10s lid. See onrj door arid left-hand window. ford. J ANTED.—Firewood Splitters. Apply R. Willis, Rowan.

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 20, 22 September 1915, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 4 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 20, 22 September 1915, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 4 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 20, 22 September 1915, Page 6

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