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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 247, 8 March 1913, Page 3

STRATFORD AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION'S j AEaUAL GYMKHANA AHa'.;AL Gi'MKHAA'a AH3IUAL G/j'&KHANa To be held on the STRATFORD A. & P. SHOW f.iIOCXDS EASTER MONDAY, MARCH--J4. HUNTERS' COMPETITIONS. PONY JUMPING. DRIVING COMPETITIONS. TROTTING EVENTS. BUCK JUMPING. BICYCLE RACKS. MILITARY EVENTS. And other interesting competitions. W..8. FEARON, Secretary. gTRATFORD HORTICULTURAL SHOW HORTICULTURAL SHOW HORTICULTURAL SHOW HORTICULTURAL SHOW STRATFORD qX)WN T THURSDAY AND FRIDAY March 6 & 7. OPEN AFTERNOON AND EVENING. FLOWERS FRUIT VEGETABLES FARM PRODUCE AND HOME INDUSTRIES. North Island Sweet Pea Challenge Shield. Mercer Challenge Trophy. Stratford Sweet Pea Cup. PUBLIC SCHOOLS COMPETITION. Liberal Prize List. Schedules from Box 35, Stratford. W. S. CATO, I Secretary, r f>APER A JJOOM FOR Freshen up the Farmhouse. Smarten up the home. J> JJECKETT, painter and paperhanger, has just made a BIG PURCHASE OF WALL PAPERS WALL PAPERS WALL PAPERS WALL PAPERS Which he is offering at from £D A ROLL ftD U A ROLL U Nearly 10,000 rolls stocked. 500 rolls friezes at Id yd. up The average room takes seven rolls. Big stock of Picture Mouldings, Artists' Colors, Brushes, Varnishes, and PAINTS READY TO USE. R BECKETT i HOUSE PAINTER, PAPEUIIANGER. & DECORATOR. | STRATFORD. j gPARWATH DESIGNER AND MAKER OF HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE. HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE. HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE. BROADWAY SOUTH, STRATFORD, Next Commercial Hotel. Drawings and Estimates of Art Furniture supplied. PICTURES FRAMED. REPAIR WORK DONE. ANDERSON, RUTHERFURD AND MACAU! STER. BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. (Successors to W. A, Anderson.) Fenton St., Stratford, & County Offices, Whangamomona. I Money to lend at lowest current rates. iionnington's Irish Moss j§) hiis stood the searching !?. test of half a century. 1 hree generations have proved its value. Because it cures safely, speedily and effectually. It is the best Irish Moss i HERE'S A £]_oo0 A YEAR rOE ' . : YOU. SfiO ACRES » '-roomed house and 3r 2 roomed cottage, subdivided 34 - paddocks, 38 acres in crop, carrying 100 t dairy cows and heifers, liesides horses and sheep. Absolutely free from noxious " weeds. Splendid native bush shelter. - Has been exceptionally well farmed, be- ' f ing sold to close partnership, at £ll 10a l ' per acre. ; A RARE BARGAIN. Apply- ■•■••■. J. SUTHERLAND, ' Inglewood. JUST ARRIVED! TAPA N E S E \TV H E JAPANESE IL Y > WILL GROW IN ANY PART OF NEW > ZEALAND. ORD E R A T ONCE. I LILIUM AURATUM ("The Golden-rayed Lily")— Heigh, 4to 0 feet. Flowers ? 12' inches across! Post free, Sd i each; 3 for 1/9; 6 for 3/-. - LILIUM AURATUM RUBRO VIT- > TATUM—Gorgeous flower, 10 to 12 inches across. Post free, I/O each; 3 for 4/-. i LILIUM AURATUM WITTEI ("The ? Noble Lily")— Distinctive, beautiful ? white flowers. Post free, 1/6 each; 3 for 4/-. LILIUM AURATUM PLATYPHYLLUM —The Giant of the Lilies, yet one of the most beautiful, hardy and easy to grow. Post free, 1/6 each; 3 for \ NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT. J NIMMO & BLAIR, 5 SPECIALISTS DUNEOIN. '' ANE'S MEDOLINE U r hands. Use it after washing s clothes, dishes, floors, etc. It r makes rough hands soft, supple 5 and »mooth. i/» everywhere. 2