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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 67, 19 November 1913, Page 6

“First for mar© and first for foal,” is the 'news to Hand 'to-day 'from Wanganui Showgrounds by telegram from Mr A. Boyd, of Toko Road.'' .1 The Wellington correspondent of the Opunake Times says he has heard from a well-informed source that a vote will be placed on the Estimates for the Opunake railway this session, and that there is every probability of the first sod being turned this coming summer. STRATFORD VOLUNTEER FIRE 3 BRIGADE.

PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS. To he held in the TOWN HALL, STRATFORD, On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27th. Dancing for Juveniles from 7.30 to 0.30 p.m. New dances specially arranged for juveniles. Prices as usual. Music, Airs Bianchi’s Orchestra. A. E. GORTON, Hon. Sec. WANTED— Dressmaking, hy the day. Address, Miss Blake, care of Mrs Bryant, Broadway South, Stratford. WANTED— Good Hand-milker; wages thirty-five shillings per week. F. W. Trethey, Eltham. WANTED you to he in time for the Show with your order for a Chart Suit to measure. Egmout Clothing Co. WANTED KNOWN—StiII in time, order suit now at the Egmout, fit assured. Show day only two weeks. WANTED you to he among the well-dressed at the Show. Inspect our suits; Egmout, Clothing Co.

Cooks in One Minute The New Breakfast Food ‘Oto” is packed in 41b and 201 b bags. We stock milking machine rubber tubes, inflations, etc., also the “Sinus” cleanser specially prepared for cleaning rubber tube's. Absolutely guaranteed nnn-injurious to rubber; in fact, it will materially lengthen its life. McMillan and Predric.