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Taranaki Daily News, 31 August 1922, Page 6

STRATFORD. CITY STYLES AT LOWEft PRICES. MEN and see our range of all fresh new goods. SERGES, WORSTEDS AND TWEED&. PRICED FROM ’J'S. f ZM)r£3'&SATISFACTION TAILORS. STRATFORD. CLOTHING A/TEN! Come along and test the adductions we have made in SUITS. (Not Specials bought for the occasion), but our well-known QUALITY SUITS, SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED IN PRICE. A: H. HILLOCK MEN’S WEAR SPECIALIST, THE KASH STRATFORD Where the Good Hats are. KEEP DRY BY WEARING OUR . OILCOATS RAINCOATS WATERPROOF BOOTS. WE STOCK THE BEST MADE. Our Prices will compare with any. EGMONT CLOTHING CO.; BOX 99 ’PHONE M. STRATFORD E. Carryer, Proprietor. Men’s Wear, including Boots. BAKE & BROADWAY STRATFOhxr. THE SADDLERY DEPOT. WINTER IS AT HAND. NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER HORSE AND COW COVERS.

THE MEDINA STRATFORD’S LEADING DINING ft TEA ROOMS. MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS (Upstairs), (Opposite Railway Station.) COOL, COMMODIOUS AND AIRY. Open from 8 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. (aftei. mail train). Three Course Dinner from 12 to 2 Ham and Eggs at any hour. Morning & Afternoon Teas a speciality. Wedding and Supper Partie* catered for. R. H. WITT. Proprietor. ’PHO&IE 239.

W. A. BROWN, M.P.S., Eng., By Exam., Ph.c., N-Z. (Late Nicholson) PHARMACEUTICAL & VETERINARY! CHEMIST. PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY DISPENSED. VETERINARY MEDICINES A SPECIALITY. KODAK DEPOT—FILMS DEVELOPED AND PRINTED. GOODS Tn VALUE r £l CARRXAGB PAID. BROALWA? PHARMACY, STRATFORD. ’Phone 29, Private Residence 192. P.O. Box 25. FARQUHAR’S GREAT SALE OF FOOTWEAR, CLOTHING & MERCERY. ALL BOOTS * SHOES SHOWN IN OUR BOOT WINDOW 15/- PEE PAIKSee our Clothing Window. Neglige Shirts 5/11. Men’s Knitted Undershirts 6/11, and Men’s Grey and Shetland Undershirts 6/11,. Colonial All Wool 'Sox 1/6 pair. All round reductions on all other linea. SEE OUR DOOR DISPLAY. ■ ¥: ' GEORGE FARQUHAR, BOOT IMPORTER. CLOTHIER & MERCER. INGLEWOOD. RATAPIKU—TAKIKT— TAITAMA - RURAL MAIL DELIVERY. QN and after 2nd January, 1922. the following time-table will be observed:— Leave Ratapiko 7 am., arriving at Tariki at 8.30 a m. Settlers are requested to have mail* ready to meet the above service. J. JACOBSEN, Mail Contractor.