Page 7 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 22 May 1920, Page 7

STRATFORD. P.A.C. a ® 00( * Horse or Cow going. P.A.C. ARE straight out Potato Dealers! A bag or a ton. Box 70, Phono 28U, Stratford. P.A.C. SUPPLY good Onions at a convincing price. None better. Delivered to rail. P.A.C' —^ a P oo! K&poc! 2s (id pe"r lb. Try our Bedding also. p.A.C. a n, ' ce sa< ' <; kins and Ivumi Kumi. Grey or Heather 25s Cover, Hurry up; they're SWEATER COATS, Nigger Brown . Grey and Putty Heather or Grey 27 s 6d 39s 6d 37s fid A. H. HILLOCK, WHERE THE GOOD HATS ARE. STRATFORD.

CLOTHING DEPARTMENT At Lewers'. Gent-' and Boys' Clothing in 0- ercoats, Mackintoshes, Motor Coats, Canvas Coats, etc. Gents' and Boys' Suits, all sizes, full range, also Shirts, Ties, Collars, Hats and Caps. Stetson and Carrick Felt Hats for Gents in Fawns, Black, Light and Dark Grey. Inspection invited. K. D. LEWERS' DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, STRATFORD. DON'T FORGET! We have a splendid range of MEN'S TWEED OVERCOATS, From £5 19s fid. And MEN'S RAINPROOF OVERCOATS, From 77s 6d. When in Stratford give us a call. OUR MOTTO IS QUALITY, AT A FAIR PRICE. EGMONT CLOTHING CO. STRATFORD. LEATHER WORK. No matter whether you require a set of milk-cart harness, which will give satisfaction with the roughest usage, or a dainty lady's handbag, representing the finest and mdst delicate work in leather SEE— A A 6 A A K D, THE LEADING SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER IN STRATFORD He gives the best value every time.

TO YOU MEN! Don't purchase that miw pair of tioots until you have inspected. our stocki. THE APPARENT QUALITY, AND LOW PRICES of our goods for men, will make their own appeal to you and in the end assure us of your custom. OUR TIME IS YOURS—CALL TODAY. FOSTER'S BOOT STORE, STRATFORD.

ON MERIT ALONE WE SEEK YOUR PATRONAGE. AT THE MEDINA. Large numbers of people from town and country visit these rooms and o.ir regular customers increase daily. For a good meal cr afternoon o.' morning tea try us once and the conditions you find will ensure your return. 2. H. WITT, STRATFORD. JOS. W. BOON, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. REGAN STR£KT. STRATFORDEstimates give a for all descriptions of building work in town or country. Dairy factory work a Ep^ciality. Telephone 101. HAURAKI PLAINS 1050 ACRES. 500 ACRES first-class drained swamp, all in grass: fenced and subdivided; well watered by running streams; balance high land partly improved; carrying at present 450 head of grown cattle; house 4 rooms and buildings. This is the last of the large holdings on the Hauraki Plains, and is a great putting up proposition. Price £2B per acre. Cheap and well worth inspecting. RUTHERFORD, ROBINSON & AUSTIN, » If) and 20 Hal! of Commerce, .Sigh St., AVGrK&jAftTD, 016.