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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 81, 11 March 1916, Page 6

AUTUMN—WINTER AUTUMN—WINTER 1916. 1916. NEW SEASON’S GOODS -AT—ROBINSONS NOW OPENED Up. , '.>* J ' I M '■ f* V PETONE COSTUMES UP TO THE MOMENT OE FASHION _FIT AND FINISH JUST Al. Our Prices will satisfy you that, we are out to give “the best for the least,” BLOUSES—OurS come direct from the factory, deleting warehousemen’s profit; therefore the best of good value. WINTER COATS—Hero we shall load again, as our stock includes a splendid variety of -English Samples. Paying no freight or duty, pnahfe.s us to quote prices at less than we could land them ourselves.

MILLINERY GOODS.—Our Cash j Buying commands the bedrock prices, both inr getting and giving. Come and see the new “Anzac” ready-to-wears at mOBINSONS READY'MONEY STORE, THEOSOPHICAL LECTURE. H. M. T HEATte - SUNDAY EVENING, at 8.10. MISS C. \V. CHRISTIE will deliver her i famous - lecture on “Visible and Invisible Helpers on the Battlefield. Questions answered. Collection. WHANGAMOMONA COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS. TENDERS will h P received until ( noon on SATURDAY, March 18th, 1916, at my office, Stratford, for— BUILDING SURFACEMAN’S COTTAGE AT TABOR A. Drawing and Specifications may be seen at my office, and at the Post Offices Whangamomona and Tahora. E. C. ROBINSON, County Engineer. WANTED— Smart Boy for Hardware and a girl for Crockery Depatrnent. Taranaki Hardware 00.,j Broadway', Stratford. j CiOAL —Full meausnre, prompt ser- > vice. W. Smith, ’Phone 142, Stratford. LOST yeeterday in or about Stratford, one Black and Tan Collie Sheep Dog, answers to the name of “Tip.” Finder please communicate with 1;. Neumann, Douglas. LOST. .CNTRAYED from paddock. Pembroke Road, one Yellow Jersey Bull, ofie Black and 'White Bull, and one B.vindle Cow. 'Reward on information to A. BARLOW. Brecon Road.