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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 67, 14 March 1912, Page 6

Constable Mackintosh left this morning by the mail train en route for Christchurch. He carries with him the good wishes of a host of friends in Stratford, among whom ho was deservedly popular, and we join with them in wishing him every success in the City of the Plains. A dismounted parade of the Mounted Hides was held in the school gymnasium to-day, the weather having made the ■ ground unsafe for horses. Sergeant-Major Dunham took* the parade, and infantry work was carried out. It is a fine thing to obtain the “greatest value” for your money. If one. can be sure of always being well and fashionably attired into the-bar-gain—-well,- one ought .to be .nearly happy'. It can be done, however, by getting your autumn suitings from the Egmont Clothing Company—already the rush has in. x BUSINESS NOTICES. THE NEW ENGLAND Pitted with ‘ , BALL BEARINGS. AN. /rA MAZING (j machine An a AT C2 10 YEARS’ GUARANTEE. ITS WORTH INVESTIGATING. The TARANAKI HARDWARE COMPANY. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH; Bit ARV ES T FE S T IVAL. 1L SUNDAY NEXT. • MARCH 17, 1912, 11 and 7. Preachers: Revs. 13. Metson and N. Hyde. Special Singing by large Choir. STRATFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL. TENDERS. ALTERNATE Tenders will he received until 5 p.m. on TUESDAY, March 19th, 1912, at the Borough Council Office, where specifications and conditions may ho seen, for Contract No. 179—Carting Boulders, Shingle, and Pit Gravol. T. D. SULLIVAN, Borough Overseer. T IST ANTED, at once, a CabinotV v maker, an Upliolsteror, and a French Polisher. Apply S. Clark, Manager for J. Leyden. WANTED, at once, Twelve Good Navvies; highest wages to good men. Apply J. Kerrisk, Stanley Road, Midhirat. WANTED, by thoroughly respectable, trustworthy person, Position as Housekeeper, to one or more gentlemen; references if required. Apply office of this paper.