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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 78, 30 October 1916, Page 6

NORTH AUCKLAND FARM. 200 ACRES, all flat cattle country, which is capable of running a beast to two acres, when fully improved. About 50 acres surface Bown, 20 acres ploughed. Small building and fenced. About 9 miles from railway and 6 from Port or Main Coach Road. Only £6, and good terms given. Apply W. A. LIMERICK, Whakatane. FURNITURE OF QUALITY AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES 1 We are particularly well stocked with' handsome Furniture and Furnishings at the present time, and we have never offered such attractive values as we do now. - Every description of modern Furniture is to be found here in a great variety of design. Our Furniture offers attract attention, because our value is known to be good—because our statements are known to be true—because our. quality i 3 known to be dependable. TIVANS AND rpiCHBON, COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS AND UNDERTAKERS. STRATFORD. v BEFORE BUYING A MOTOR CYCLE, see the Excelsior with all the latest improvements. The best side-car machine on the road.— \ CURRJN'S Plumbing and Cycle Works.

JHE SWEETEST FLOWERS THAT BLOOM, and the choicest Vegetables that can be grown, arc assured by using my Seeds. A splendid selection of annuals, tomato plants, and everything you require for the garden. Fruit and Confectionery fresh, sweet, and wholesome, in daily supply. Marble Bar (only one in town) always open. Call on the ono and only DAVE GRAHAM, Fruiterer, Broadway. 'ANTED—Smart youth for shop. Light kind of wages- for .rightj kind of youth.—Hannah's, Broadway. SALE—Sittings of Pure-bred A White Leghorns and White Rocks, ss.—C. SPECK, Pembroke Road. /"HEN you want a Car, ring up * v ' 112, Worthington, Dominion Stables. lEN you want tyres for cars, * motor cycles, push cycles, or prams, go-carts, etc., try CURRIN'S Bike Shop, C.B.A. Buildings. 10AL ! COAL!_Pukemiro, Waipa. and Taimiii.—W. Smith. 'Phon* 218. T ANTED—Man or lad for delill » very cart. —Central Co-op. THE TOKO BUTCHERY. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. to the high prices riding for stock and. the scarcity of suitable labour, I am compelled to discontinue my delivery cart service to customers ns from October 31st. The shop at Toko will be carried on as usual, where old and now customers will receive my best attention. A. FERGUSON. Champion Ranges give NJSt the most satisfactory results. Wo carry large stocks, and the prices ure still low for cash\' : '*■•>-• 'V 1 --