“ IDEAL” MILK CANS. We operate the largest ami most up-to-date Plant in thl Dominion, equipped throughout with tUv vwet modern machinery. entirely devoted to the manufacture of Milk Cana and Dairy Utensils, which is our business, not part of it. By specialisation and concentration of effort, we are able to produce Cans, that for quality, dura bility and strength, have n t equal. We carry large stocks of all sizes, and can give immediate despatch to all orders. Supplies can be obtained from NEWTON KING, at NEW PLYMOUTH, STRATFORD AND KAPONGA. STRA IFOiID ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. FISHING SEASON, OCTOBER 1, 1915, TO APRIL 3U, 1915. T ICENSES.—Men, whole season, availui. > over ail nonunion 2U»; women and iys (under 16 years ot ago), ss. D i licenses (available for Stratford D) j-ict only), 2s 6d; haltseason licer s from December 20, 1915 (avaiiaw.e lor Strattord District only), 12s 6d. Licenses may b® ootamed from the secretary.
| LIST OF LICENSE HOLDERS. | J. VV. B. Jones. A. W. Dingle* V. Kovoleski, Fruna Collins, R. Kilpatrick, R. F. Harmless, C. Lawrence, L. Riera* A. J. Walters, R. Crosson, Fred Collins, P. Wlight, P. Hunter, J. U. Hannah, R. Spence, H. Campbell, S. Campbell, H. Yoyle, R. Mealy, VV. Lovett, VV. Bowler, W. E. Jones* M. Craddock, F. Whittle N. If. Thorpe, C. A. Harris* S. Macalister, M. Bowler, i*. Trice, A. Meredith, J. H. Hart, A. Cameron, Percy Speck, Roy Mudford, B. Hunter (boy), John Fitzgerald (boy)* H. Brooking (boy), V. Trebble (boy), Jack Fulcher (boy), R. F. HARKNESS, Secretary. OHH LATEST PROPERTY j LiSTe | &oma Bargains For You. ■j. ACRE, with good b roomed house, j every convenience, well laid out ; and sheltered. Ideal situation.. Cash required £2SU. (63) 6 ROOMED HOUSE, 5 minutes of Post OUicv, i acre, electric light* tubs, copper and stand, etc. Cash required LI7U. A snip. Owner wants to get away and wants to seii. m ~}7 ACRES, very mto littna farm, all level, well divided, good fence*. Apply qnicly. Price ±:au per acio Cash required CGUU. (48) d 6 ACRES, good level farm, nearly ail ploughed, creamery and school handy. Best proposition in the district. £32 per acre. Cash required LSOU. (481 ACRE FARM, good level see DU tion, £376 wanted. Apply quick to T. Lamason. T. I. L amaßoH ’ AUCTIONEth, AND LAND AGENT* BROADWAY, STRATFORD. G. SLIGHT. WOOD AND COAL MERCHANT, MIRANDA STREET. CO Ali and Firewood always on hand. Wood cut to any length. Accommodation for storing goods. Orders can be left at Alf Moon I #, Broadway. H. TROTTER, CARRIER,
UNDERTAKES mj Oarrria* U Stratford and E’atriot. Scgw*J ce-re in ‘KemoTik. AGENT FOR—N.S. Ckrryinf 00., |* M. Heywotni and Co., Phriofe church, Colonial Carrying P©., Wellington. TAUPIHI GOAL STOOKID. GOODS SENT TO ANY fill. Orders ruaj b« left yitfe A. ). IAYM* fiwEire StfblH*
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 67, 18 November 1915, Page 7
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466Page 7 Advertisements Column 6 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 67, 18 November 1915, Page 7
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