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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 86, 18 April 1913, Page 6

An unfortunate accident occurred at the Makahu Sports yesterday, when F. Foley, a son of Mr M. Foley, of Pitnivvliakau, while putting his horse over a brush jump, was- thrown heavily, sustaining a broken collarbone ap,4. injured shoulder. The injured youth was conveyed to Stratford by motor car, and his injuries were attended to by Dr. Steven. Satisfactory savings are made by every buyer at A. Spence’s great ealisation sale, which is now in full swing. Why? Because, the prices have been dragged down to zero. Profit to the vendor is out of the question, This is a grand chance foi the thrifty to concentrate their purchasing powers at Spence’s store. Handsome savings are effected in smart millinery, ladies’ lovely coats, costumes and blouses; in fact, the reductions on everything are on a scale which must really have the desired effect of emptying the shelves in a short time. . x

NOTICE. PPLICATIONS are invited for the Position of Hangers for the Stratford Acclimatisation Society for tlio ensuing season. Liberal terms to men qualified to secure convictions. WHANGAMOMONA DOCTOR’S FUND. A MEETING of Subscribers to the Original Doctor’s Fund will be held in the ■ Whangamomona Hall on Wednesday, April 23rd, at 7 p.m. BUSINESS: . To discuss disposal of fund. WANTED KNOWN—Mrs T. Young has started a boardinghouse (Kio-Ora), oposito the school. Vacancies for a few gentlemen hoarders. Every home comfort. Good table. Dinner from twelve to two. Morning and afternoon tea. Apply, W. B. FEARON, Secretary, Stratford. F. A. BRADLEY, D. WILDERMOTH, Convenors.