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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 7, 11 December 1915, Page 6

■ROBINSON’S RIGHT GOODS I FOR ' RIGHT WEATHER, , WASH GOODS. ‘ ‘TOBRALC'O. ’ ’ —lni, ;i nd Floral j Crimps, pretty neat designs and ! colors, round at 6d yam. STRUVE 0 MERES: British make, neat, strong, rough dry, no ironing, for 6^d. CREPONE; White and Colored Stripes. Fine selection, good ser-| vice, your pick 7^d. PRINTS: Absolutely best makes, fast dye, every satisfaction, for Bd. We want you to put “our goods alognside of others from Anywhere.’’ “Quality compared with price is the only true test, ot cheapness.” Wo won’t boast, we want your fair judgment only. Is 4-|d: Still our price for those choice D.W. Voiles, black and White Stripes, White with. Black and Colored Spots— quality tip-top. GIRLS’ FROCKS: White Lawn, Embroidered, sizes 24—39, priced at 5S 6d, 6S 3d, 6s lid, 7s 6d to 9s Gd.! Robinson’s imports.

MAIDS’ ONE-PIECE DRESSES: White Mnslin. beautifully trimmed, sizes 42, 45, .48, great choice, .priced at 6S 3d, 6s lid, 7s 3d, 8s 6(1, 9S 6d up to 16s 3d. OVERALLS': Magyar or Dutch colored casement cloths, piped contrast and embroidered 4s 3d, 4s 6d, 4s 9d at Robinson’s. GIRLIE’S WASHING FROCKS: This season’s latest productions, 24 to 39 inch., Ginghams, Muslins, Prints and Casements. All priced 5s 6d to 8s 6d. Come and see them at ROBINSON’S READY-MONEY STORE, STRATFORD.

NO NEEDLE'S NEEDED. iiII ( ■ Ml' ■ I ' I ... ~ ■» kwjtyru.ser jif Gramaphono• or Phonogi|Hp]i will, Ljuow what this jrnoans. Needles are a continual source of annoyance and expense. They scratch jand destroy the records, and the .changing is a nuisance, too. The Ball-pointed Sapphire Point IN THE PATHE PHONE i'makes. for real music, does not wear the disc, and does hot wear itself. 1 Thei Paljkephone leads the ' world, of talking machines. Its rendering of songs, orchestral and band music, is -better than anything you have ever heard. So, just call in some day, and we’ll you a demonstration, i i ■ } ' ) " v H.J.HOPEINS /the leading stationer, / STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER, i STRATFORD. TARANAKI EDUCATION BOARD Applications win i» e received for appointments of, Pupil TeaI chers and Probationers in the schools in the’ Taranaki Education District, up to Friday, 7th January, 1916. Applicants must be over 16 years of age, of good health, and have passeu either the Matriculation or Junior Civil Service Examinations. P. S. WHITCOMBE, • , ’ Secretary. J'!;

ii Eduhatioii'i //. ri New Plymouth, lOfcli December, 1915. NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. OWING to'pressure of work at this time of year, and my enforced absence from the Department’s office during the day time, I would ask farmers knd others requiring my services to notify me of any requirements by letter pr telegram, and thus obviate probable disappointment by use of the telephone. HE Vaccination of Calves will take place at Messrs Webster and Dobson’s Saleyards. Stratford, on Friday next, the 17th inst., between the hours of 9 a.m. and 12.30 p.m. CAUTlON.— Failure to comply with the Regulations for the prevention of Blackleg, renders the offender liable to a heavy penalty. P. BEEBE, Inspector of Stock. NOTICE. P. BEEBE. Inspector of Stock. ANTED at once, a smart boy to ' • learn the Hairdressing trade. I Apply office of this paper#