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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 71, 29 February 1916, Page 4

? i BUSINESS NOTICES. PYJAMA SUITS. FLANNELETTE—4s lid, 5$ lid, 6s 6d. ... .■ ■ ■ CEYLONS—9s 6d to 12 6d. SILK—I3s 6d, 14s 6d, BOYS’ PYJAMAS ftyj. NEW 'ZEAI/AMDI CLOTHING FACTORY m SHIRTS - Jj WHITE OR STRIPED, soft bands jj and Cuffs, 3s lid to 10$ 6d. A TENNIS SHIRTS, collar attached, 3s lid to 7s 6d. BOYS SHIRTS—ALL SIZES. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY.

3 © . f'j GRAND DISPLAY OF NEW AUTUMN COSTUMES AND MILLINERY. A DISPLAY ECLIPSING ANY WE HAVE PREVIOUSLY MADE. t We have secured a wonderful select^ ll of the newest styles in Autumn Hats and Costumes, and in spite o their exceptional distinction, they ... are priced quite moderately. LADIES! COME AND SEE HOW LUCKY WE HAVE BEEN IN securing such a charming selection of models, ready-to-wears, shapes etc. ; Our buyers have chosen voiy wisely and considered oiei\ taste. • ’** h ‘ . *'V- , You are cordially invited to come and get acquainted with these fascinating Autumn Styles, without any obligation to purchase. Is In the £ DISCOUNT FOR CASH. - - .■ • i •• ‘ •; ■!i r . ■ , . ? . I .f ■* T": I . ; . ‘ * t I R. D. LEWERS DRAPER, Opposite Post Office, STRATFORD.

HAT.” *3 1 \ N “THE STORE OF THE STYLISH When you’re ready to buy your new Hat—assert, yourself to the extent of getting 1 one of our LATEST FELTS. I The most durable, the most comfortable, and the most attractive Hats ever made for man. THE NEW STYLES FOR 1916 1 are now showing in our windows and inside our Hat Department }—and every opportunity is offered to make a pleasing selection from the big variety of styles and colours. COSTS NOTHING TO COME IN AND SEE OUR FELTS—SO CALL TO-DAY. i EGMONT CLOTHING Cl •TRATFCRD-

STRATFORD ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. FISHING SEASON, OCTOBER 1, 1915, TO APRIL 30, 1916. LICENSES. —Men, whole season, available over all Dominion 20s; women and Boys (under 16 years of age) ss. Day licenses (available for Stratford District only), 2s 6d; half- . season licences from December 20, - 1915 (available for Stratford District , only), 12s Gd. Licenses may be obtained from the secretary. LIST OF LICENSE 1 HOLDERS. • J. W. B. Jones, A. W. Dingle, Y.| Kovoleski, Frank Collins, R. Kilpatrick, R. F. Harkness, C. Lawrence, L. Hiera, A. J. Walters, R. Crosson, ' Fred Collins. P. Wright, P. Hunter, J. G. Hannah, R. Spence, H. Campbell, S. Campbell. H. Voyle, R. Healy, W. Lovett, W. Bowler, W. E. Jones, M. Craddock, F. Whittle, N. F. Thorpe, G. A. Harris, S. Macalister, M. Bowler, P. Trice, A. Meredith, J. H. Hart, A. Cameron, Percy Speck, r Roy Mudford, B. Hunter (boy), John i Fitzgerald (boy), H. Brooking (boy). i V. Predble (boy), Jack Fulcher (boy). ; R. F. HARKNESS, Secretary.

H. TROTTER, CARRIER, T TNDERTAKES any Carrying in Stratford and District. ' Special Care in Removals. AGENT FOR—N.Z. Carying Co., H. M. HEYWOOD and Co., Christchurch, Colonial Carrying Co., Wellington. TAUPIRI COAL STOCKED. GOODS, SENT TO ANY PART, Orders may be left with "v ■ ‘ ' A, J. DAVEY, Empire Stables. ¥3 U Ti'fcK- WRAPPERS. —To Dairy Farmers who make sheir own tattsr : Obtain your butter-wrappers ■A ths “Stratford Poet” Job Printing QSsa.