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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 93, 10 August 1914, Page 6

STRATFORD DAIRY YARDS. TUESDAY, 11th AUGUST* BUSIER, DOBSON and Co. have received instructions from MR C.' BURTON, of Tntutawa, who lias sold his farm, to sell his Dairy Herd, as above—--20 cows, 2nd calvers, expected to, calve September.' Sale at 1 o’clock.

MOA ROAD BOARD. Applications are invited for the Position of Permanent Surfaceman for No. 111. Division. Wages 9s per day, wet and fine. Applications close with the undersigned at Inglewood on Saturday, loth August, 1914, at 10 o’clock a.iu. ' R. BUCKLEY, Cleric.

LOWGARTH CO-OP. DAIRY, CO., LIMITED. mRXDERS invited, closing at 5 p.m. on August 20th, at my office, Stratford, where conditions may be seen, for Carting Produce and Material between the factory and Stratford anti Xgaere railway stations. T. HARRY PENN, Secretary, NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. RANFTJRLY SHIELD FOOTBALL MATCH, WAIRARAPA y. TARANAKI, AT STRATFORD, 13th AUGUST, 1914 ON Thursday, 13th August, 1914, the usual 12.50 p.m. train from New Plymouth will stop just south of Flint Road Crossing (Stratford Showgrounds) to set down passengers. y'V ' '■ The usija) 4.5 p.m. train from' Hawera will be accelerated, as follows h Hawera depart 4.5 p.m., Stratford 5.33 p.m.V New Plymouth arrive 7.28 .p.m. I- FARES. ; Holiday - Excursion Tickets, arailV.ble for return on day of issue only . will be issued to Stratford from New Plymouth, Waitara, Hawera and intermediate stations by 7.40 a.m. and i ‘l2-.50p.ra.-trainsfrom New' Plymouth, 7,53 a.m. and 12.50 p.m. trains from Waitara, 7.20 a.m. and 11.15 a.m. trains from Hawera on 13th August, 4Oil. These tickets will not be available for return by mail train. BY ORDER.

STRATFORD COUNTY COUNCIL. /'"iOPIES of Electoral Rolls of the several ridings of the County may he inspected up to the 15th August next at. the'County Office, Stratford, and the following places:*— North Riding, Messrs Harkneas and Co.'s Store, T&fidhirst ■; South Riding, Mr Pennington’s store, Ngaere; East Riding, Mr Bain’s Store, Toko; West Riding, Mr Crawford’s Store, Cardiff; Mangaelni Riding; Mr Davies’ Store, Pumwhafcau. CHARLES PENN, County Clerk,

ARTILLERY HORSES FOR EXPEDITIONARY FORCE. Tip HE Stock Inspector will-be in at_L tendance at the place and tithe mentioned below to purchase horses on behalf- of the Government for above purposes. Mr Newton King’s Haymarket, Stratford, Tuesday and Saturday next, the Ilth and 15th inst., at Eleven a.m; The stamp of horse required are good active * half and three-quarter draughts, 6 to 10 years old; must be dark colors. Persons having horses to sell are invited to communicate with local Stock Officer. A •as. EX PE DITF OX ARY FORCE. mHERE are still a few vacancies in thh : D ; Squadron Q.A. (2nd) Mounted Rifles quota. Train leaves 3 p.m. to-morrow. All men who have volunteered must parade with- horses, fully equipped, avid with camp kit, by' 1 p.m. to-morrow to’ proceed to mobilisation camp at Hawera. W. V. WILSON, Lieutenant. BACHELORS’ BALL. A BALL will lie held in the Toko Hall on Thursday, the 13th August. Ail ladies and local married gents free. The best of floors, Supper and Music. The dance of the season. Gents’ sub. ss. J. CASKEY, Hon. Sec. STRATFORD HOSPITAL. WANTED, at ouoe, Wardau&u'; single man. Wages 30s per week, with hoard aud lodging. T, HARRY PENN, Secretary. TjlOR SALE—II First-class Dairy ■ Cows, August and September Cal vers: I Grade Jersey bid!, 20 months; 3 2-year-old Heifers; 3 Milk Cans. Apply to George Cornish, on Uie Farm, Huiakama. WANTED, Imemdiately, Married Couple, for milking. Apply Elder’s Registry, -Stratford. ’Phone 151. WANTED- -A 'Man, for Farm W'oik And 1 - Milking, Good , wage?-. Apply Mrs E. Dymond, Ronald Road, Cardiff.