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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 98, 1 December 1915, Page 8

SHOW WANtEDS. m.H K Simplex .Milker-—Call and see 1 A A. U. Cull, sole Taranaki agent lor the womlerlui sanitary Simplex. irnut-lit Sanitary Simplex Milking ' X Machine. Quality every time. See our Exhibit at the Show.—A. I). Cult', sole agent, Stratford. SIMPLEX Milking Machine.— Motor Repairs Branch. All work in Repair Department done by competent engineers only. irT'QiE Farmers’ Friend.—The SaniJL tary Simplex Milking Machine appeals to every farmer. Call and talk matters over with our Mr Cult. SOLE Taranaki Agents for the Simplex Machine. The Sanitary Simplex —The Dairy Farmers’ friend. : Alan I). Cull", oliice, stores and Garage, Broadway South, just below the Bridge. . _ _ IF you want a good Milking Machine look at the Sanitary Simplex, and you will choose no other.—Con. sole Taranaki Agent, Broadway_ South. BJ. PETERS for all kinds of , Watches' and Jewellery at bedrock prices. The Jeweller, opposite Bellringers’. _ _ BJ. PETERS for Engagement . Rings. Large selection of good value. The Jeweller, opposite Bellringers’. ' BJ. PETERS invites you to look . over his well assorted stock of Jewellery, if you are perplexed hv the present question. ‘ , L. BJ. PETERS is right at the front . with Wristlet Watches, the very best at low prices. GRUBB’S for the now Patriotic song. ‘As a Mother Loves Her Son,” etc. _ —_— ■ — WHILE in Stratford, see Grubb about a Piano. We will' sell the best make on time payment. —i GRUBB’S fo,r Cramaphones. Two ‘TPs” and both good. Our cheap quote will surprise you. GRUBB’S for Gramophone Records. We are cutting our Records down to 2s fkl. GRUBB’S for Xmas. Gifts-—We have a large range of artistic goods, which, for quality and value, are the best in Stratford. HAVE you heard the Pathephone Life-like reproduction of voice.' Come and hear it at Hopkins’, Bookshop. i SPLENDID selection of Records, Patriotic Songs, Comic Songs and Band Selections, at Hopkins’, Bookshop. XISuMM* AUCTION SALSB.

—- HAWEiIA SALEYARDS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 1915. At 1 p.m. rnilE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND JL MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will t>eil, by Rulilic Auctiou as above—--10 fat cows . 80: forward and store chws ; 70 yearling heifers . > SO 18-month to 2-year empty heifers ; ' 20 yearling steers ,t . i 0; hulls 120 4 and 6-tooth-shorn" wethers .* 30 fat • shorn, ewes ' , 10 store, pigs ■. T i ! ;

IN DAIRY PENS—.HO springing 'heifers 4 dairy ‘cdwsv\ ■ • : IVfEYvTON KING lias received inA ' struetions from Mr Fredk.'J. Morgan, who has left the .districts" to sell by Public Stratford, on Saturday, Decembers4th, at 2 p.m. That most desirable residential property situated in Craig Street, consisting of three-quar- ‘ ter acre of land with new up-to-date 7-roomed Bungalow thereon. A splendid opportunity presents itself to anyone in search of a good home, as the property will be sold cheap, and on easy terms. NEWTON KING, Auctioneer, Stratford.

STRATFORD DORSE FAIR. SATURDAY DECEMBER Itli 1915. ;■ ■ .’ u_ K- ■ ’ Newton king win sen i.v rublie Auetion ai his Uorse Bazaar on the above date:— HORSES, includingBroken, and Unbroken Draughts, Half-Draughts, Hacks and Light Harness Horses. ENTRIES SOLICITED. Sale at 1 o’clock. C. A. COPELAND. | j (late of Wellington! DESIRES to notify that he has purchased the I DOUGLAS GENERAL STORE. | and will be glad to supply settlers with Uh classes of IERCHANDISE, PRODUCE, /NO HARDWARE of the Highest Quality at Moderate Prices. *V A i " v*) Novelties in Leather Goods suitable f®r Gouts.—James, Cash Trader.