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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 23, 25 September 1915, Page 6

I' 3 ';;y Sf W*S“~ X p* ' V >; - ~VC*-. WILL THE FIRST “RAINBOW” COME ■was TO, YOUR t BASKET I 'As ■»'■ real live-wire fishin• of I lie first to hook 1 lie 100 ready Y Better take a look there's :iny<hin<*• wanting, ~ thusiast you'll surely be one \ s - i„e trout! Got. ’ everything' jh’ uyh your tackle and -see. It’ t<>.JAMES’ for THE VERY TAG I ' YOU WANT I Here in great variety.you Elys and Ihe hnndr' wl aa ' a thoroughly good kit. Ca' you need : RODS.' REELS. FLYS. NETS; 'll "(ltd Hods, Lines, Hooks, • dries that go to make up Here are a few items that HOWtfSf LINES. CASTS; Etc., Etc. If you want advice on any tackle question, ask. Oui wide experience in all - matters,' fishing' will help.j on . 0. E JAMES; Fancy Goods and Jewellery, Broadway, Stratford.'

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. I ■ ■ 1 ' ' TIAI ETA HI -E A 1 /i’ER ATI ON S—TO K 0 BRANCH. /AN land after Ist October the tiinev table now in force on 'I oka Branch will he cancelled and trans will ran as follows: FROM WIIA N (1A .MOM ON ATO ( STRATFORD: — Monday and Saturday : Leave Whangaiuomona 5.45 a.in. and 12.50 p.m. ; Te Weia 6.40 a.nv. and 1.45 p.m.; loko 7.50 a.in. and 2.55 p.m., arriving Stratford 8.20 a.in. and 3.25 p.m. ■ Tuesday: Leave Whangamoniona 9.40 a. in., Te Wera 10.4,0 a.in., loko 11.00 aim., arriving Stratford 12.20 p.m. l Wednesday, Thursday and Friday; Leave Whangamo.niona 11.20 a.m.. le Wera 12.15 p.m., Toko 1.25 p.m.. arriving Stratford 1.55 p.m. FROM STRATFORD TO WHAN Cl AMOMONA:— ’ i ' ■ ' " ' ‘ .Monday and Saturday : Leave 'Stratford 9.30 a m., Toko 9.50 a.m., Te Wera 11 a.m.; arriving Whangamoniona,ll-)0 f T)ailv; Leave StraifoHl 7 p.m., /Toko 7.'20 p.m., Te Wera 8180 p.m., arriving WWigamomona 9.20 p.m. , For,Further purticul,^ ; ~ rr ■ »i-r ISS WALTON, Clairvoyant; may ho interviewed at Mr Brookjtr’s, Juliet Street, Stratford, back f School. Hours 1 till 8. Clairvoynt Readings from handwriting by 6St, : 2s. ■* ' ' ]S " \ * iNNAH’S JOB LINE SALE.Extry, Entry Special Two Lines, lace Kid, 2-button Shoes Odlage/Kid LAngtry Shoes 1 108 lid ■ANTED KNOWN.—Peggy waltz Is 9d, Dorothy, Perkins waltz 6d. All music reduced during sale, Dixon’s,'Stratford. [ ! ! r .! ' ■ST7ANTED KNOWN.-All copyVV' r ight Songs and Pianoforte Music in stock reduced during sale at Dixon’s, Stratford.

TT'IANTED KNOWN. —The boys W‘ can buy Mouth Organs at 3d . and 6d each at Dixon’s, during the sale. ixi Anted known.—Sale of VV< Music, Accordeons, and Pianos at Dixon’s, Stratford, f ' NOTICE. T 1" '■ • i SALjh; CHEAP.—Goodwill of 08 »cr|! farm, situated on Stan* ■llish Hoad. For particulars' apply to W.- jCartwright, Monmouth Hoad, Stratford. jTANNAH AND CO.’S JOB LINE Ml .SALK. Pretty. Evening Shoes in Glace Langtry, and Patent Leather at 6s lid, 8s lid aiid 12s Ild, suitable for-'piitfloor and summer ; wear.-—Han-nah’s' left-hand window. ... , WANTED— Cook 1 for' Public Hospital. Apply at once during morning to the' Matron. HANNAH’S JOB SALE.—A really pretty up-to-date Shoe for ladies in Black, Suede, and Patent Leather, 2-button, 10s lid. See our door and left-hand window. PRIVATE Board and Hbsidencc for two gentlemen. Terms moderate. Apply Mrs Wells, Ariel Street. Straying, two Bay HalfDraught Mares, shod, one with green cover 20r>0, one with running wound on side. Owner can have samp by paying expenses.—J. A. STANFORD,’ Huirpa. WANTED TO SELL at once, one 10-gallon Factory Milk Can, Churn, Bucket, two Pans, all nearly new. Apply this office. NEW GOODS just to hand direct from' the East. See bur Japanese window.—Charles E. James. ANN AH’S JOB LINE SALE,— Fxt ry. Ex fry Special Two Lines, Glace Kid, 2-hntton Shoes 16s 6d. Glace Kid Langtry Shoes 10s lid.