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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 91, 24 April 1913, Page 6

,« .a, NOTES AND MEMORANDA. Mr T. La mason’s usual Mart sale on Saturday. The Mayor returns thanks for reelection. A shooting season of three months for cock pheasants and Californian quail commences on Ist May. For particulars re licenses see the Acclimatisation Society’s advertisement. The power and the cheapness, the convenience and the brilliance of the electric light appeals to most people nowadays, and to-day Mr R. B. Anderson announces the sale of the famous Welsback electric lamp for household and other purposes. The Taranaki Land Board meet for ordinary business on Thursday, 22nd May in place of the 15th. Something new and something pretty is again placed before the ladies of Stratford. Morey and Son’s replace advertisement will explain. Sale by Clark and Co., of Auckland, in the Stratford Hotel sample rooms of ironmongery, saddlery and drapery to-morrow at 10.30 a.m. Our loss, your gain. Roll up, and share in the large discounts. You need goods, we need cash. Sale discounts one month only. Charles E. Janies, Broadway. Every article in the shop with the exception of Tobaccos and Cigarettes are reduced during sale for one month. Charles E. James, Broadway.

STRATFORD MAYORALTY. TO THE ELECTORS: ADIES and GENTLEMEN, —1 the office of 'Mayor for the ensuing year. As in the past, it will he my endeavour to promote the best interests of the Borough, to the utmost, of my ability— Yours sincerely, W. P. KIRKWOOD. HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. HE ANNUAL MEETING of PARISHIONERS Will bo held in tho PARISH HALL On THURSDAY 24th APRIL, 1913. (This Evening at 8 p.m.) All Parishioners are invited to attend the Meeting, but only those whoso names are registered in the Church-warden’s book are entitled to vote. The Vicar appoints one Churchwarden, and tho Parishioners elect the other. It is a sine qua non that both Churchwardens find Vestrymen must be communicants. WILFRID A. BUTLER, Vicar of Stratford Parochial District, 24th April, 1913. much appreciate the compliment of being returned unopposed, to fill