STRATFORD.

Taranaki Daily News, 14 February 1919, Page 3

STRATFORD.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) (All coraiminieaUotu, letters, etc., left with Mr U }. Hopkins, bookseller, wUI receive prompt ■mention.) The touring team of Napier bowlers will play a match against two rinks of the local club's representatives on Friday afternoon, T. LAMASON'S WEEKLY REPORT. Last Saturday my usual mart sale was held, when a fair entry of poultry and general produce came to,Vnd. I quote as .follows'-. Hens, 1/6 to 3/-; ducks, 1/0 to 2/0; geese, 3/- to 4/-; cockerells, 1/to 1/6; potatoes, 8/- to 10/- per cwt.; onions, 81b, for 1/-; pears, 3/6 to 4/-; apples, 3/- to 4/-; Burbank plums, .2/. to 3/0 j Blue Diamond plums, 4/- to 7/6; peaches, 4/- to 6/-: tomatoes, 6d to 8d; pollard, 18/6 2001b sack. Furniture and sundries at usual rates. T. Lamason's usual weekly sale is advertised for Saturday, when a large quantity of choice fruits will be sold. Lovely Doulton ware, just the thing for the house, is being oil'cred at C. E. James' warehouse at ridiculously low prices. Those in search of a lady's handbag in the best leather will also find it here. This is the holiday se; on and C. E. James has just the ideal trunk or portmanteau for you. Do you smoke? Well, rather! Then C. E. James will fit you out in the best of cigars or cigarettes, whilst the variety of pipes is unequalled. The shop of a thousand bargains.—C. E. James' Warehouse, Broadway Central.—Advt.