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NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD , p BROADWAY, STRATFORD. ■ r i 163 ACRES, Freehold, nice lying dairying land, beautifully watorea, uo weeds. Half has been stumped and ploughed. Well divided and fenced Good 6-roomed house, hot and cold water, every convenience. Concrete manchie shed and yard. Close to School and Faciei j , handy to town and railway. Owner offers to sell, together with /H dairy cows, waggon, horses, and full set of farm implements, at i>L per acre. Good terms to a reliable man. N°- r - Ip ACRES, Freehold. Handy to atford. All necessary buildings. A coed proposition. £SO per acre; easy terms, and stock financed if * .No 8-950 necessary. U 6 ACRES Leasehold, with purchasing clause. Good laud; no weeds; will carry 40 cows. All necessary buildings, machines. Owner will least at iLAs per acre, and give optional purchasing clause, if Lessee prepared to pay a hundred or two cash down. This is a good _P ro P|“ r^.V 121 ACRES Freehold. Few minutes Cheese Factory, School Telephone, etc. Good 6-roomed House, Cow-shed, good water powe.. Farm and Homestead is well provided with shelter. No deep gullies cr weeds. Price, £36 per acre; very easy terms to an approved man; balance for long term at 5* per cent. No - 4 ' lBL) - W. A. HEWITT, Manager. A. 0. BELL, Land Saleman. THE ALLIED FORCES IN EGMONT GIGS. ARB iWSURPAttCD WORKMANSHIP SCIENTIFIC CONSTRUCTION . rCSTBO TIMBERS AND . . . «« l '**" INVINCIBLE TRANS OP EXPERIENCE < . fTVUSH APPEARANCE. . . . EGMONT COACH & CARRIAGE CO PASS STREET, NEAR COMMERCIAL HOTEL ■+. : A pleases tens of thousands who never before were quite satisfied m

A few of the public are still T ery sceptical and cannot grasp the fact that so many prominent singers and actors, many business, clerical and other professional men and women write spontaneously in praise of Fluenzol as a gargle entirely m a spirit of gratitude. Gargle for throats and Swallow for Influenza. For Catarrh, antfl' np liquid Fluenzol. * Burning 4F a** and a parched' throat Don't put up with that feverish cold any longer. Bennington's Irish Moss will quickly “get busy’’ on the vicious cold germs and relieve the inflammation of the membrane lining the airpassages. Bonnington’s will swiftly clear the choked-up passages, dispeling that enervating, feverish feeling, enabling you to breathe freely. OSS has the unqualified endorsement of many thousands in this generation —as it had in the generation before. We quote one of many testimonials:— Stewart Island. “I have been suffering from a severe cold in the chest lately and have tried all kinds of socalled couith cures, but I still find Bonninirton's Irish Moss to be the best. I recommend it to my friends as it cfe is a long way cheaper than Cl c Doctors' Dills. H. R. COTTRELL. Ask your chemist or storekeeper for Bennington's Irish Moss. <** 104 AOSNiNOIG ! CAMA.VTO fIONNINCTON'a ORBACtM v-->-TOKO HOAD, TOKO 1 MBS. C, CORBETI, Proprietress. WL, ■ visiting Toko, e-tay cere. Lunch 12—2, Dinner 6—7. Casual or Permanent Boarders taken TERMS MODERATE. TO HELP THE MOTHERS AND CAVE THE BABIES. T HE PLUNKET NURSE may ho consulted at the Foresters’ * Hall EVERY TUESDAY. Honra, S to 6 p.m. Free to all.

so'' g-v;:v> PRINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES AT THE • "Stratford Evoning Post" it PRINTING WORKS, PEN TON STREET, STRATFORD. COUNTRY ORDERS WILL RE- j | CEIVE PROMPT AND CAREFUL ! . * i ATTENTION. SEND TO US IF YOU REQUIRE: I I i INVITATION CARDS. ' ■V ' ; - j BALL PROGRAMMES. MENU CARDS. IN MEM OR! AM CARDS MEMBERS’ TICKETS. * CUSTOMS FARMS. V 1 WEDDING CARDS. JOB BILLHEADS. LETTERHEADS. CONCERT TICKETS. POSTERS. PRICE LISTS. CIRCULARS. Etc., Eto,

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 38, 12 September 1916, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 38, 12 September 1916, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 38, 12 September 1916, Page 2

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