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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 38, 4 July 1914, Page 3

gTRATFORD QARNIVAL QIfIEBN QONI'EST To be held in SEPTEMBER. (In aid of the Municipal Band and the Beautifying Society). Nominations of candidates for Carnival Queen will be received up till 6 pjn. »n SATURDAY, JULY 4 All candidates must be nominated by a representative body and nominations addressed to THOS. MARSHALL, F. T. HALE, Joint Secretaries. P.O. Box 93, Stratford. First Prize—Handsome Gold Watch and Braeelet ( £ls 15s). Second Prize Handsome Gold Watch and Chain (£lO 10s). Third Prize—Handsome Gold Bracelet (£5 ss). Chairman of Executive Committee— W. P. KIRKWCOD, R. McK. MORISON NURSERYMAN - - STRATFORD Wishes to call public attention , to his fine collection of NURSERY STOCK. If you want— GOOD APPLE TREES, PEAR, PEACH OR PLUM TREES, Go to R. McK. Morison. A GOOD CATTLE HEDGE, Go to R. McK. Morison. A GOOD ORNAMENTAL GARDEN HEDGE, GOOD HARDY ORNAMENTAL TREES, GOOD HARDY SHELTER TREES, Go to R. McK. Morison. BRIDAL BOUQUETS AND FLORAL EMBLEMS supplied on shortest notice. Address all. correspondence to— R. McK. MORISON NURSERYMAN - - STRATFORD 'Phone 22.

People from neighboring town" are rushing the big bargains mCL JAMES'S Great Annual Stock Reduction bhelf Emptying Sale

[Robert Spenec, Samuel Spence, J. &. L. Stanford.l gi-ENCE & gTANFORB "iiAtUitSTERS & SOLICITORS, STRATFORD. Jiiu'ea: The Bridge Buildings, Broadway. V At luglewood Every Wednesday. MONEY TO LEND. RUTHERJTORD ANB '*• MAGALISTEE, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS ' ." B u.Kse»Bor» to W. D. Anderton). ii'eiiwu Street, Stratford,* and County Offeues, WhangamomoM. ,;.„-,, fo je.jv' «t lowest eawre»* r* 4 «* Knee on i prices for Spot Cast:— Flour lis 9d per 100 ug ar., ,J 8 8d P« L , mea! 3s 6d per bag \ P «t fe lOd by Bask lots Cooperative Stores' ARCiTTISCT, INSURANCE CHAMBERS, STRATFORD. Hans and Specilications Vt ry- t fen ' "m*~W. G. M AWK *> BARRISTER AJSD &JLIOTTOK, lavestwenta LoaM Arranged, -..-.-.. THE PAR-SIGHTED MAN Who believes in "putting soimthiug away for a rainy day" invests his savings; amongst other things in land, and property of the kind. Such investments usually fetch good returns, and many good opportunities are daily advertised in the columns of the Taranaki Dni'y Xows. (.Jet the habit of '■ .'ng them over—your opportunity of "citing something easy to buy and w.-\ to pay Tor may come any time. On the other hand, you may b>" columns of the Taranaki Daily N.-ws and your little Ad. will carry jw.ir message to thousands. Over 15,000 eyes seas those paip; daily. . I ■; •