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pOMMERCIAL JJOTEL, STRATFORD. Mr.. Jim Sullivan Proprietress (Lute of Petone. and Coronation Hotel, Eithain.) fTHIS old-established houße is now completely renovated and under the rtiarge of Mrs. Sullivan, who will gladly welcome old friends and new. All and •nly the best brands of liquors stocked. Special attention is d'voted to the lining-room: »11 meals 1/-. Tariff: 4/« per day; £1 per week. WHERE TO STAY IN STRATFORD. gTANEEY pRIVATE JJOTEL. Opposite Railway Platform, Regan Street /Completely re-furnished and renovated, and under entirely new management. All modern appointments, includ- j ing electric light, h. & c. bath. Airy tedrooms. Excellent cuisine. Moderate tariff. MRS. McKAY, Proprietress.

The Egmont Coach and Carriage Company [AVE pleasure in announcing that they nav« taken oyer the business of the late Mr. ¥. S. Pollock, and hope that by turning out NOTHING BUT FIRST-CLASS WORK at the lowest possible prices, to merit a fair share .of,public patronage. THE WOOD-WORKING DEPARTMENT is under the capable management of Mr. K. McCormick, who was for sixteen years with the old THE 6HOEIXG & GENERAL BLACKSMITHIXG are also in charge of experts, and all we require now is—your orders. , BIG BEN! BIG IBEN! Big Ben is an alarm clock, and a rattling good one. You'll wake instanter. Guaranteed timekeeper and guaranteed waker. There are large plain figures on a plain dial, so it's easy to see the time. ABSOITJTELY GUARANTEED. Costs Oniy 12/6 C. E. JAMES CASH TRADER - BROADWAY STRATFORD. GREAT JEWELLERY SAL DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. BARGAINS in WATCHES and CLOCKS. BARGAINS in CHAINS, BROOCHES, BANGLES, Etc. BARGAINS in SILVER and E.P. WARE. DISCOUNT OF 15 TO 25 PER CENT. GREAT TROPHY COMPETITION We give a Trophy value £2 10s, each Monday to the person producing cash receipts representing the biggest amount of cash purchases during the preceding week. Save your own, Mid collect from your friends. Goldsmiths' and Silversmiths' Go. STRATFORD. GARDENERS, AHOY! Amateur and professional alii- T J you are for gardening tools, of the finest quality over handled. SPADES fbest quality), Double-strap- RAKES (Ash-handled), at 1/3 I' 6 ped Handles, at 3/C, 3/9, 4/3, 4/J, 1/9, 2/- each. 5/0 each. I/JNYj-HANDLED SPADES AND WEEDING FORKS, 9d and 1/- eaofa. SHOVELS. 4/-. 4/3, 4/9 each. nwkwrrc mi/ i i/» i "FOES <Aih-l,,mi!eJ), at I/O, 2/-, 2/3 TROWH*. 3d, 1/- and 1/3 each. each. ALL OF GUARANTEED <SUAUTT. Taranaki Hardware Co. - Stratford (Successors to Sidney Ward & Co.)

PROPERTIES FOR SALE ACRES, subdivided, level, and handy to Stratford; nice cheap grazing lavd, 1 mile to factory and school, by metal road. Price, £lO per acre, witb £250 cash and the balance for 5 vears at 5 per cent, on first mortgage. No. 22 GOOD DAIRY FARM. MAXOATOkI DISTRICT. 70 acres, nicely undulating and level. 5-roomed house and 10-bail cowshed; factory and school l'/ 2 miles£3oo cash and the balance at 5 per cent. No. 21 4ft7 splendid dairying land, at Elthara; well divided and in gooc heart; nice house, 25-bail shed, large implement shed, etc.; carry 150 cows; good roads; creamery and school 2 miles. Price, £32 per acre, with £ISOO cash and the balance at 4</ 3 to 5 per cent, for a long term. This is a fine property, and is a good investme \ No. 227 O"! A ACRES. level and rolling land, and 120 acres ploughed; nicely situated, * with 7-roomeil hou-e. !. ithroom, pantry: 20-bail cowshed, loose-box. 2-stall stable, gig and dray slri'-. wash- ouse. calf-house, etc: 5 minutes to school »nd factory. Price £2O per ■>>;(•, with £SOO cash: balance on first mortgage i years \t 5 per cent. No. 240 ?uketa, Katai and Tawa bush ; free of weeds; plenty of flat land for croppins purposes; fi-roomed house, wool shed, etc.; ?, miles to township, etc. Cieap land at £7 5s per acre, with £l5O 0 cash and the balance on first mortgage fcr 7 fears tt 5 r?r cent. No. 328 1 HAft ALIRES, Irivhold, good sheep and .cattle country: 700 acres felled and in pood grass: divided into 7 paddocks: carry 1% sheep to the acre, »nd cattle. Wharc and yards; no weeds. Price, £5 10s per acre, with £6OO cash, or owner would consider an exchange for smaller property or interest - bearing town property. No. 33 f O. lean and Mercantile Agency Co., LIMITED AND REDUCED. STRATFORD r W. A. HEWITT, Agent A. C. BELL, Land SileuMS,

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 93, 5 September 1912, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 93, 5 September 1912, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 93, 5 September 1912, Page 3

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