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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 22, 24 August 1916, Page 6

TO LET. next Nicholson's, Broadway, best site in Stratford. Moderate Hen tail. Apply, „, HANNAH'S BOOT STORE. PPLES, APPLES—Sturmer Pip- - pins, direct from Nelson. These delicious apple*, that will keep throughout the winter, have arrived, and we can sell you either by the case, or in smaller quantities.—Dave Graham imports direct from the Nelson grower. JOB SALE.—Seven-Roomed House, with all conveniences, six acres of ground, Swansea Road. Would exchange for smaller property nearer Broadway. Apply J. Donald, Garage, Stratford. L.—For full measure, best ' ity, and, prompt service, ring up W. Smith. 'Phone 218. -, ;:. $ i I OR SALE OR LEASE, AT -\Q L per acre, 145 acres situated oh Warea Road, about miles frpjfflPost Office, School, and FactoryWCfSiM; divided 11 paddocks. Last; year property carried 70 cows, several »paddocks recently manured with basic slag. Good 7-roomed house and new cowshed, 8-bailed with a concrete floor. New trap shed about to be erected. Price 20 per acre. ARTHUR B. GIBSON, Land Agent, New Plymouth. . n*. i

CENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE STORE COMPANY, LTD. jKL prompt settlement of accounts will'greatly assist usj *■•■■<■■ All Overdue Accounts mu|b M: ;'B&P tied. 'V ' : '. ! ' lataaOw CENTRAL CO-OP. STORE P°gj*fQ ( ELECTION OF OUCH OF STRATFOfID;:™To the Burgesses:— AT the request of a large number of ratepayers and householders, I have decided to contest the seat for the vacancy on the Borough Council. Should I he favored with your support, and returned, I will do my best to further the interests of the ratepayers of the whole of the Borough, consistent with economy. Having been a resident and ratepayer of this town for about 20 years, I know full well the requirements of the Borough. Yours respectfully, C. B. WALSH. Romeo Street, Stratfovd. STRATFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION. To the Burgesses. PLEASE note that I am a candidate for the vacancy at the Council table. If you do me the honor of electing me, you will return one whose interests are your own, and who, as a local worker and ratepayer, is deserving of your support.—Yours respectfully, GEORGE SMITH, Celia Street, i BROADWAY TAILORING COY. i BROADWAY. Two boors from Newton King's. OWING to the rapid increase of business, we have been compelled to vacate our old shop for larger and more central premises. Customers can rely on getting good honest Tailored Suits, the best Cloth, and honest workmanship guaranteed. A new shipment of spring goods just arrived. BROADWAY TAILORING COY. C. RUSCOE, W. CLARK, Cutter. Manager. MUDFORD AND 80M. MOTOR OARAuffi. |TJE OWN CARS ar« still Running for hire. Oarelul Driring. Comfortable (Jars. MMOADWAY SOUTH.