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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 108, 23 September 1912, Page 3

> BERNARDS pnoTOPLAY piliCt STRATFORD EVERY EVEMING AT 8. Tile greatest cdur-aiicjsi and pleasure is TIIK MOTION PICTURE. We screen only the latest released films from THE WORLD'S GREATEST MAKERS. Showing you the world's doings from the prehistoric age to the present. Scenic, Travel, Topical, Drama, Opera, Industry, Novelty, Comic. Our Orchestra is a treat. Dress Circle. 1/0; Stalls, 1/-. MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY, 2.30.

COMMERCIAL gOTEL, STRATFORD. Mrs. Jim Sullivan Proprietress (.Late of Petone, and Coronation Hotel, t Bltham.) ' . QWS old-established house is now completely renovated and under the •barge of Mrs. Sullivan, who will gladly welcome old friends and new. All and •aly; the-best brands of liquors stocked. ■pedal -attention is devoted to the lining-room; all meals 1/-. Tariff: 4/6 per day; £1 per week. ] W "IRE TO STAY IN STRATFORD. ' gTAXLEY pRIVATE JJOTEL. Opposite Railway Platform, Regan Street fjompletely-re-furnished and renovated, ' 'aid under entirely new management. All modern appointments, including electric light, h. k c. bath. Airy bedrooms. Excellent cuisine. Moderate Uriff. ' MRS. McKAY, Proprietress. JJOYAL rpEA -ROOMS. JJOYAL JJOOMS. JjTRLTT AND fJONFECTIOXERY. fi J. PIVAC has opened up-to-date tearooms and luncheon rooms in the Municipal Buildings, previously occupied iy Mrs. Brown. Everything new, sweet and clean. Excellent cuisine. Good ttocks of fruit and confectionery. us. j. Fitac ' F STRATFORD. ! BILLHEADS i LETTERHEADS BALE CARDS ' t And all Commercial Printing. Ball- Programmes, Invitations, Visiting Cards, Wedding Cards. Turned out by our fine new plant. TARAXAKI DAILY NEWS, Branch Office, STRATFORD. . *Fh*M 11& fItfTSHTOG CARDS.—At the Daily New» I Printing House, Stratford. Thone 11 your next PRINTING order to the "Daily News." Prices right tai M&faction guaranteed.

A BARGAIN FLUTTER! New goods arriving soon. Shop too full to hold them. I'm making room, so here's your chance. "Flutter" prices to make goods flit. TREMENDOUS DISCOUNTS EVERYWHERE. Possible only on account of oar spot cash trading. C. E. JAMES THE GASH TRADER BROADWAY, STRATFORD. J."B. RICHARDS (Recently with Mr. Newton King.) LAND AND jgJSTATE STRATFORD. FULL knowledge of land values and qualities of land in Taranaki are at the disnoeal of investors. Special facilities for land-seekers going 1 north. !

THE EGMONT COACH AND CARRIAGE COMPANY, STRATFORD UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT. GOOD STOCKS GOOD WORK. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TODREADNOUGHT TEA A MORRIS ARM-CHAIR FOR NOTHING. The finest 1/8 tea on the market. A judiciously blended tea. from the «unny hill-slopes of Ceylon. Refreshing, invigorating, stimulating, and pleasing to the. palate, mormn, noon and night. It has no equal. To the person buying the most "Dreadnought" tea from September Ist to December Ist, will be presented a fine Morris chair, which can be seen in the "Dreadnought" window. Obtainable (at 1/8 per lb) from E. A. DRAKE "DREADNOUGHT GROCERY," STRATFORD GARDENERS, AHOY! - Amattifr and professional alike. Here you' are for gardening tools of tie finest quality ever handled. ' SPADES (best quality), double-strap- RAKES (Ash-handled), at 1/3, 1/6 ped handles, at 3/0, 3/8, 4/3, 4/6, 1/9, 2/- each, o/ti each. , LONG --HANDLED SPADES AND WEEDING FORKS, 9d and l/- each. each. ALL OF GUARANTEED QUALITY. ; Taranaki Hardware Co. ~ A " ' '■':.,-. l (Successors to Sidney Ward & Co.) PROPERTIES FOR SALE £Q ACRES, subdivided, level, and handy to Stratford; nice cheap grazing laud-, ■ ' 1-mile to factory and school, by metal road. Price, £lO per acre, witlf "£2&j ca'SH and the balance for 5 vears at 5 per cent, on first mortgage. No. 22 ;GOOD"PATRY FARM, MAXGATOKI DISTRICT, 70 acres, nicely undulating and 'level.' f,J S-roomed house and 10-bail cowshed; factory and school V/ 2 miles. and the balance at 5 per cent. No. 21 r AtV7 'ifCSES; splendid dairying land, at Eltham; well divided and in gooc • . A ' l heart; nice house, 25-bail shed, large implement shed, etc.; carry 150 gq,WS; '&00(t roads; creamery and school 2 miles. Price, £32 per acre, with '£lsoo cash and the balance at 4*/ 2 to 5 per cent, for a long term. This is a fine property, and is a good investme-'-. No. 227 o"|4, AfcRES, level and rolling lnnd. and 120 acres ploughed; nicely situated, ',. ~ . .with 7-roomed house. Vn broom, pantry: 20-bail cowshed, loose-box, C-gtatl l stable, gljr and dray sh»d-. wash- ouso. calf-house, etc; 5 minutes to school •nd factory. Price £2O per acre, with £SOO cash; balance on first mortgage for ten years "at 5 per cent. No. 240 pjl •? ACRES, splendid cattle and sheep country; well fenced and subdivided; -■• '•••?< ?uketa, Matai and Tawa bush; free of weeds; plenty of flat land for creeping purposes; 6-roomed house, wool shed, etc.; 3 miles to township, etc. r Cieep lanß ht £7 5s per acre, with £ISOO cash and the balance on first mortgage tor Theirs tt 5 per cent. No. 32S freehold, good sheep and cattle country; 700 acres felled and ■v.. >.riT£ 'in good grass; divided into 7 paddocks; carry 1% sheep to the acre, *WI cattle. Whare and yards; no weeds. Price, £5 10s per acre, with £6OO cash, or owner would consider an ex;hange for smaller property or interest - bearing town property. No, 33' NX loan and Mercantile Agency Co., fi, .' , ' ! '.y ! ,V LIMITED AND REDUCED. ' • STRATFORD Y . W, A. fiEWITT, Agent A. 0. BELL, Land Saleimsn