At this Time of tlte Year. EVERYBODY IS LOOKING FOR SOMETHING IN THE WAY OF SUITABLE ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS, Etc. WE ARE FULLY AWARE OF THIS NEED, AND HAVE SPECIALLY SELECTED A LARGE RANGE UF GOODS FROM VARIOUS MARKETS. AND COUNTRIES, AND HAVE JUST LANDED ONE OF THE BEST SELEC- - TIONS IN FANCY GOODS EVER BROUGHT INTO STRATFORD. WE ’ CAN SUPPLY Space will not allow a full List, _____ but a few are— A OUR WANIS LADIES’ HAND BAGS. JEWELLERY BOXES. FANCY GLASSWARE AND CHINA. ■m,. SILVER and COPPER GOODSPURSES and POCKET BOOKS. 'WRITING CASES. L .m ' ' i POSTCARDS and CHRISTMAS CARDS. NOVELS and BOOKS for all ages. AUTO ALBUMS. TOYS and DOLLS. TRAVELLING BAGS, Etc., Etc. AS USUAL, we extend A HEARTY WELCOME to one and all to call and look round. SEE OUR WINDOWS. SEE OUR WINDOWS. SEE OUR WINDOWS. SEE OUR WINDOWS. They are onr advertisement. We are here to serve and give you satisfaction. In all cases, if not satisfied, you can change the article or have YOUR MONEY REFUNDED. We solicit your confidence and patronageA SAMOBA 5 ■ • ,l-i STRATFORD. 9
-I V,. I ' % * 'f'f THEN you want a Car, ring up W 142, Worthington, Dominion Stables. AS H. HILLOCK, Men’s Wear -• Specialist. “The Kash” Broadway, for best selection of Men s 1 anamas, ’ 14s 6d, 215,” 355.; Straw Boa^ew* 5s 6d, 6s 6cl, 8s 6d, as 6d. 1 f/i ri TUST LANDED, a big consignment of Tyres for Cars, Motor Cycles and Push Bikes.—Cim-iu’s Plumbing and Cycle Works. FjEASURE for you and help for the Wounded Soldiers, by patron- j ising Orchestral and "Vocal. Conceit, Town Hall, 6th December. j | A girl to ’ kksist |in %6*ie * ihbrM% x duties. Apply Mrs Harry Ashton, Orlando street, j , • j.’ WANTED— Private Board and: Residence with superior family, by married couple, no children. Must be handy to town. State terms, etc., Rosa,” care of Box 51, Post Office. NOTICE. OWING to the increased prices of fat stock, I am compelled to raise the price of meat one penny per lb all round, on and after the first of December, TOM DAVIS, Kohuratahi and Whangamomona. LOST —Between Ngaere and Tariki on Friday night, a Leather Bag containing pyjamas, razor, etc. .Finder please forward to Evoking Post office. THE JACKSON Model “34,” Gar of amazing flexibility.—R. Curriu, Agent. Price £385. A FEAST of delightful music;*; Town Hall, 6th December. r ANTED.-—A smart boy for parcels and make himself useful.— Robinson’s Ready-Money Store. B'RIDGER’S Garage.—Cars for Ji.ro anywhere—any hour. All Ford’s larts and accessories. Solo Stratford Agent. EAR the Quartette sing “The Lost Chord.” Concert, Town Hall, 6th December. WANTED— Strong active .youth, work in store, help delivery cart when needed. Apply Misters, Ltd., Broadway., rAOR Range of Royal Doulton "■* Ware is now, bright and large. Charles E. James. THE DESERT,” Town Hall, 6th December. Don’t miss it. i f TOMB MSI ATi < >N exceptional musical talent, Cobcejl, Town Hill, 6th December. APiec© of nice.- f'hina makes ffl very acceptable gift. See our stocks | Charles E. James. r I, . *,;•. vtrV ,pt
SECOND-HAND Motor Cycles and Push Bikes for sale ; also a 42inch Scott range.—Curriu’s Plumbing and Cycle Works, C.B.A. Buildings. WE have a married couple both capable milkers awaiting reengagement. Man capable-a t- all-Jarm-work and able manager. He wishes to better his position. GIBSON’S Agency, New Plymouth. WANTED— Smart youth for shop. Right kind of wages for right kind of youth.—Hannah’s,, Broadway. /GALVANISED Iron is-still rising vJT jn price, but until after the Shof, *pi»r £aah Price for Corrugated Tanks iremaing the same. Take the hint and buy.from Curriu’s Plumbing and Cycle Works. , A mmTSWEETEST FLOWERS THAT i- BLOOM, and the choicest Vegetables that can bo grown, are assured by using ray Seeds. A splendid selection of annuals, tomato plants, and everything you require for the garden. Fruit and Confectionery fresh, sweet, and wholesome, ip daily supply. Marble Bar (only one in town) always open. Call on tho one and only DAVE GRAHAM, Fruiterer, Broadway. IGOR SALE—Sittings of . Pure-bred White Leghorns and White Recks, ss.—C. SPECK, Pembroke Road. ’Phone 242. HILLOCKS— “The Kash” is the place for Show visitors. We are specialists in Men’s and Boys’ Wear for all requirements. SPIRITUAL SCIENCE. MR AND MRS KELLAND, will Lecture on Clairvoyance, Psycliometry and Figure-ology, bn Wednesday and Friday next, at the Foresters’ Hall, at 8 o’clock. Private interviews daily at the Hall from 10 to 5, or by appointment, fee 5s written chart, with 5 years direction 10s. Advice, Health, and Business. j TO LET—Mr G. W. Mills’ sixroom residence, Juliet Street north. Apply E. C. Middleton, HAW FRA Male Choir, part song, “Robin Adair,” Concert, Town Hall, 6th December.. m-HE concert of the year. Town; L Hall, oth December. Keep this date clear of engagements, •* : ” WANTED— A girl to look after a. baby. Apply this cilice for address. T7ISITOBS to Show, call at the » Kash and see the best range of Felt Hats in Stratford—“Borsaliuo” make 10s 6d, 11s Od, 12s 6d.—Hillock, Men’s Wear Specialist. i WANTED TO RENT, close to] town, at once, small house or two unfurnished rooms with use of kitchen and conveniences. Apply “X,” care of Stratford" Evening Post.'
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 2, 27 November 1916, Page 6
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