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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 35, 17 January 1916, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTIStS. - WHAT A MAH V EL, ... WHAT A WONOEH IS TARANAKI’S FERTILITY. IS THE MODERN DAIRY CUW. WHAT A BOOK. 18 THE RELIABLE 8 WEDS. THE TURNIP CROP — THA T’ffi THE THING. Its largely responsible for the remarkable <!mry return*. GOOD CONSTITUTION menus a GOOD MILK YIELD. THE SWEDE IS THE SIC »' ACTOR. EVER V FARMER KNOWS THAT WHEN THE QUESTION ARISES WHERE TO BUY RELIABLY—WE MUST CLAIM THE VERDICT. mis PROUD DISTINCTION—THIS CONMDKMCE IN THE FIRM l» BORNE OUT BY THE FACT THAT WE HAVE JUST LANDED— I2B Caws, 18 Tanks:--?;,* RTON’R *nd HURST’S CLOVERS. SWEDES. TURNITfI NEARLY 23 TONS of Small Beads tarn OLD ENGLAND. JUST THINK OF IT. -SUOH ENORMOUS REQUIREMENTS are msiu»| *•!(« result of our lifrvlnug policy. •‘STERLING QUALifY 5W SIS i: US The UWLT THlfia. M A WORD TO THE WRSK—"Pogh Fr.rfv.’* LAST SEASON’S SUPPLY SOLD nfBKT UUX. | FULL STOCKS OF—COCKSFOOT. PERENNIAL nod rr.AUAN RYE. WESTERN WORTHS SEED OATS, RYE CORN, MAIZE. MANURES for all crops CEMENT, GELIGNITE, FENCING WIRE, NETTING, and STAPLES NEWTON KING MEW PLYMOUTH. BTR ATF3RD. * KAm-iSA.

TO DAIRY FARMERS. LARGE OR SMALL, LARGE OR SMALL, '. ' j MILLEII-WADB , MILKING MACHINE Over 8000 in use,in Australia; used in America, Jersey, Straits Settlements, and selling fast in New Zealand, NO POWER. Works them selves. When adjusted, CHILD CAN ADJUST THEM. NO STRIPPING. ENQUIRE BEFORE INSTALLING OTHER MACHINES. PRICE, 55 10s GASH. IN USE IN .AUSTRALIA FOR SIX YEARS. ' MILLAR. WADE & , CO.. L m PRINCESS STREET* HAWEHA, THE MACHINE IS ON VIEW AT R.CURRIN'S, BROADWAY, OPPOSITE THE FIRE BRIGADE STATION.

WAR-NOCK’S At (CASH QRAPERY STORE) W A H C A U V i A N G A « UI, &IQH DRAPERY AT LOW, PR 5 CEO FOR CASH. A* mr bnwn«f»s extemln H only rossr«!i»-hlo that- v-« aho’jid *o districts true re bp &m recairiog orders by ' r, m! - 1 - infixing our offering to reedofu nf tin* innrned we have choees- “FITES. lasre is at*H a few months in which wicy can li« «s A, and we are making special P«fi» for the occasion. We giro ft few asampieft;— an® ft sal Sat (plan* eKui all round) £7 7% f** ,i 5!? Qaa Large. Squirrel 0?t (plain with aatin lining), 3 guineas, tar £S SS OHIO Ht-ai rvsrsjo sst (over 300 «kios), 7 guineas, •?' A? 15 s ®' :? - :jn9 ft2oh 3saak Wolf Bfit i.es«ctiy like fox), Alt’ 10s, tor £ ptaU*Mß. Qtno Very hira fawn F»X 6«M (young loves), 7|g«s., fe» £5 ?&’• fj«a j.SfB?» ynois M unroot 89t (brown), suitable (or a tall *sdy, 14-gns., /iS on, 0w» M-sdium 8w» Saiw« Mfcnrom frai, 3-jgna;, for t§m. Qm Real MoJ« aiws amiw 0«x, Bgus, Im 2ig»BOna Siono Martin Sat (very tuuideoxc© necklet ead small round muff), fill 100, i«r JS& 2s. 0n« very rich Dark Sable Fitch Sot, (with beads and trib), fill Csr SI iH Qns coney Seal Set, Lined*. Real Squirrel, 555, for 2ia 6iL BLACK. (FtFAL FOX,) One Black Far. NoakJbt (no beads), £lO 10s, tb» -®3 1#». Qn« HetiUM (2 skins, with hoed), £8 for £6. C-no Nov* Shajw (one handsome skin), £B, for £B SS, Ons large ? Fail Skin won, £lO sa, for AO m. One Medium Size 1 Shir, 'Mufl. £8 Ba, fa? sßb Ss. WOLF. On* wary ro«o Olaok Wot* Oh}, (bug stole and eji,tT, with t~ u skise), fi! | 10a, for .-29 83. Ia no vVuJS Muff (2 skins), £8 15% £3 '•yne Long asaoh Waff Macfclat, £6 6s, for PA h»ocis Mandscene Amcristtn Opossum Nsoklol (short, with bead at book, dsik brown pointed fur), £7, for £3 10s. 000 Bsr?." hoar Nceklot, 27s Od. Two oi.it Mi As (each real bear), 60s To r 455, and 80s for Cftt. Orr Oar-h He Absr Color Marmot Set (for small woman or young ladj) s*. i?T 32s fid. Oft SJrJa* (small) RMI Light Gator Sr?ulrrc| Set, 53a for 16s 6d. MANY OTHER ODD FURS EQUALLY CHEAP. Any Goods urderod and not approved of can be returned and money will b« refunded by return mail. Try ua for 0.- T COES, LONGCLOTHS, SHEETINGS, TOWELS, Etc. THE GOODS Aiv‘o PRICES WILL S»£AK FOR THEMSELVES. WARNOCK’S ™ iVENDE>