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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 209, 10 May 1912, Page 3

11 YOU WANT |j AM OYEKCOA^ 1 ("J-ET it from the Egmont Clothing Company. There isn't one of last year's coats in the fixtures. Every one is of this season's make. We have overcoats unequalled for finish, and for warmth, and as rainI resistors, while, as usual, the prices at the Egmont Clothing Co STRATFORD. are the lowest in the district. It's a fact that for high quality and low prices the "Egmont" leads. W/ANTED —A cabinetmaker. Apply W. and E. Brocklebank, Cabinetmakers, Stratford. 10-3 AT THE HAYMARKET. SATURDAY, MAT 11. NEWTON KING sell as above: —■ piGS, CALVES, HORSES, SUNDRIES. 20 weaners 17 stores 2 pedigree hoars 1 Booth 3 h.p. Gear, 1 Reid & Gray power chaff-cutter 3 gigs, 50 fencing posts, doubleseated buggy, pole and shafts Sale at 12. AT THE MART. pOULTRY, including P.B. White Leghorns (young), 3 sacks melons, 16 sacks pumpkins, 1 ton potatoes, onions, harness, saddle and bridle, whips, saddle cloths, bicycles, copper and stand, lamps, crockery, cutlery, 1 piano, chairß, table, dresser, ducliess chest, couches, chest drawers, B.R. bedsteads, wire mattresses, kapoc beds, carpet rugs, mats, B.R. fenders, linoleums, mirrors, bush rugs, sundries. 250 fresh fruit, comprising kitchen and dessert apples and p#ars, etc. Terms for all fruit purchased: CASH. Sale at 1. AT THE MART. SATURDAY, MAY 11.

T. LAMASON WILL sell at his rooms as follows: pOULTRY (including White Leghorns), vegetables, pumpkins, cauliflowers, about a ton and a half O.S. chaff, 400 gal. tank, mantelpiece, bath, copper and stand, wire-wove and kapoc mattresses, kitchen dresser, overmantle, washstands, sewing machines, bicycles, child's chair, casks, pig-nets, quantity harness, wire netting, and sundries. Also 1 milk cart and 2 buggies, and 150 cases assorted fruit. Sale at 12.30. gTRATTORD HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. SOCIAL AND DANCF, FORESTERS' HALL. THURSDAY, MAY 16. Members and friends can obtain tickets from Ladies' Committee. Gentlemen, 2/-; Ladies, 1/-. W. CATO, Secretary.

200 ACRES FREEHOLD, all level and ploughable, 60 acres stumped and ploughed; 10 chains from creamery, apposite railway station, 4 miles from Stratford; 0-room house, 12-bail cowshed, and all necessary outbuildings. Price £3O per acre. G.A.S. Mortgage only. Exchange for 100 to 200 acres Coast land. GILCHRIST & CO.. Land Agents, York Chambers, Stratford. Agents for Messrs. Dahl & Co.'s "Perfect" Separator.

BELIEVED AFTER MANY YEARS. '■'Clinmncvliinvs Tablets have been the means of relieving me of Indigestion." writes Mr. .Tamp<! Coffey, ex-stationrnas-ter at Mentone, Vie. "I was for mnnv years with the Vietorian railways, lint am now retired, Tn the rush of work 'li" vp ore i« apt to Tiesleet oneself nn<3 flv '.a i' ll sort's of allowed remedies, Tn Clvini'wv'nin'B Tablets T have found the i,t veniedv T'bnve ever tried." Sold by r! 11 iienii- s and storekeepers.