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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 78, 8 March 1916, Page 6

WHEN YOU GET A LETTER, YOU OFTEN JUDGE THE SENDER BY THE STATIONERY POOR STATIONERY Makes a cheap impression; other ' people judge you in Hie sauie ;; way when you send a letter. ! See that your Stationery is good, the difference in price between good and bad stationery is so I small that anyone can afford the better kind. COME IN AND LOOK OYER OUR HIGH-CLASS STOCK TO-DAY—OUR STATIONERY IS UP-TO-DATE, AND INCLUDES — PADS, all shades, Gd to Is. BOXED STATIONERY 9d to 2s, plain and fancy. ENVELOPES, all shades and shapes 3d to 6d pkt. SCRIBBLING PADS, 3d and 6d each. AND MANY LINES IN STATIONERY SUNDRIES SEE OUR STATIONERY WINDOW THIS WEEK. C. E. JAMES, BROADWAY, STRATFORD.

m he B P OSTON OINTER (ENCIL Is the handiest little machine made for Sharpening Pencils, saves tim e and the pencil’s life. PRICE 12s 6d. Suitable for offices, banks, schools, etc., etc. Demonstration and particulars from C. E. JAMES, SOLE AGENT. SWIMMING SPORTS. SWIMMING SPORTS. SCHOOL BATHS. TRATFORD HIGH SCHOOL BOYS FOR RED CROSS FUND. THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1916. RACES—2S, 50, and 100 Yards. Diving, Pillow Fight. Greasy Pole. Come one, Como all—Boys’ want to help those that are fighting for us. ADMISSION—Gd. FRUIT; ,IK-. CASES Assorted Choice Fruit. Fresh, ripe in case, arriving to-day, comprising Dessert and Cooking Pears, Apples, Peaches, Cape Gooseberries, Tomatoes. SALE ON SATURDAY. Come early, try a case—best fruit—and the price is cheap at AH PING.

FREEHOLD COAST CbCiNTRY—--55s PER ACRE. ACRES Sheep and Cuttle Farm, undulating and lying well to the s'in, 400 acres in .grass, 300 in bush, and balance in big scrub and fern, now carrying,'and will winter 500 slieep besides cattle, well watered and free from weeds, and when all in grass will run 1500 big slieep; situated North Auckland in a good district, where stock do remarkably well. The owner having a dairy farm which takes all his time, now the war has made men so scarce. I Will sell as above, and take £650 Cash, balance good terms. For further particulars, apply STRATFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL. TENDERS are invited, closing Monday, 13th March, 1916, at ■5 p.m., for the erection of a small building at Kopuatama Cemetery. Specifications may be seen at the Borough Council Office. A. LONG, Awanui, North Auckland. PHILIP SKOGLUND. Town Clerk.

w H ANG A MOMO N A COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS. l LENDERS will be received until noon on SATURDAY, March 18tli, 1916, at my office, Stratford, for— BUILDING SUR FACEMAN’S COTTAGE AT TABOR A. Drawing and Specifications may lie seen at my office, and at the Rost Offices Whangamomona and Tahora. E. C. ROBINSON, County Engineer. OST—Last evening, in Stratford, presentation gold brooch with owner’s name in full on one side and initials on reverse. Reward on iefnrning same to Ibis office.