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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 193, 4 January 1913, Page 3

jjjyj rjTHEATRI, gTRATFOBD BERNARDS / PiptfURES EVERY EVENING. TO-NIGHT. GRAND CHANGE OF PROGEAMME, including: TRAGEDY OF THE DESERT [ TRAGEDY OF THE DESERT TRAGEDY OF THE DESERT TRAGEDY OF THE DESERT 3500 Feet Spool. All Other Pictures on tin- LM arc ol the Best, too. USUAL FARES. 3£MAS jgARGAINS JfIVERY J) AY AT MOON'S FANCY GOODS AND STATIONERY EMPORIUM, STRATFORD.

old-established House. What we say we do, we do; and we do what we say we do. We greatest value for every penny spent hete. Some lines from the best stock in the place: Electro-plated Cruets, Egg Cruets, Vases, etc., etc. Ladies' Leather Handbag?, DressingCase 3, Manicure Seta. Photo-frames by the gross. VASES. VASES. An Education. From Is to £5. Tea-sets, Dinner-sets, Sugar and Cream, Tea-pots (dozems upon dozens), Jugs (in like quantity). Fruit Dishes, Salad Bowls, China and Crockery of all descriptions. Glassware, too. TOYS. TOYS. DOLLS. DOLLS. TOYS. TOYS. DOLLS. DOLLS. This is the real Santa Claus Centre for koys and girls. MOON STRATFORD. (LATE T. McKEOWN.)

MILLS FOR }£MAS pRESEXTS. (CUSTOMERS have told us frequently in the last few days that •nr prices are lowest in Stratford. So they are. Ladies' Handbags, Writing-cases, Ornaments, Xaias Greeting Cards, Glass and Metal Goods, and Xmas Stationery, are sold here very, very cheaply. G. W. MILLS, STATIONER & FANCY GOODS DEALER STnAT Fx>•»—