\ Round the 1 Clock Uup. Ml wmk ■l'-' V/iiM/ .11 i imes At eight o'clock, "Amber Tips" Tea makes break-' fast a daily delight. There is something about "Amber Tips"— maybe 'tis its fragrance, or its flavour, or its richness—at all events, "Amber Tips" once used is always used. Try it for breakfast tomorrow you'll enjoy "his" appreciation, you'll relish its goodness, you'll ! favourVits economical qualities. "Amber Tips". Tea goes further, because it's all tea. Go to y6ur grocer and s&y j iu Sfamea&jft "Cat nil AGENT- NEWTON KING, BTKATFORD
WILL INTEREST HAS FOR SALE, ■ 'V p* \<-y "tl .■-,;. ■-!-'.!.■ ' .'■■ i-'is ";.■ .'• ■( ft ■':' ffkM " t : \ ' . * FISON'S (B%#L#) SPECIAL POTATO MANURE- ' This combination will give, you a Crop to be Proud o£« ALSO tN STOCK: Double Machine Dressed—Australian and New Zealand Algeriott Dun. Sarton, Sparrow'bil], Record and Yielder Seed Oats. Hawke's Bay, Sandon, and South Island Perennial Rye. * flurst's Clovers and Garton's Regenerated Seeds. Partridge and Dun Field Peas, Ryecorn, Imported Wester* Worths. (Special facilities for mixing- manures under expert direction). Superphosphate, Bonedust, Guano, Leed's Ba&c Slag, and aU other fertilisers. Pollard, Bran, Sucrosine, Fluid Molasses, Linseed, Gilruth an<{ Tin Calf Foods, Pig-feed, specially" ground t<~ customers' requirements. ' •■ ■ * ' Oaten Sheaf' Chaff, Whole or Clashed Oats. Coopers' Medico and Special Wo cm Tablets. .V< Britisli Fencing Wire, Corrugated Iron, Crown foment, LJ Nails, Staples, Cyclone and Wire Netting, Gates, etc. NEWTON KING, /lew Plymouth. Stratford, Kaponga. Ingle wood.
BROADWAY TAILORING COY. BROADWAY. Two Doors from Newton King's. QWING 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 ol spring goods just airiv«d. BrtOADWAY TAILORING COY. 0. RUSCOE, W. CLARiv, Cutter. ' Manager STRATFORD MOUNTAIN HOUSE. TMTR AND MRfi ELLIOT, the Caro- -"-*- takers are in residence. Now is the time to see the beauties of the snow-clad slopes arid gorges. Good roads. Splendid accommodation. Every attention. 'Phono Potaema. O UTTER - WRAPPERS.—To Dairy Farmers who make their own butter: ()bt:»<n your butter-wrappers at the "Stratford Post" Job Printing Office.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 84, 6 November 1916, Page 3
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