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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 285, 30 November 1914, Page 6

CARNIVAL QUEEN CONTEST. WHANGAMOMONA. CROWNING CEREMONY. HE Crowning Ceremony will take place next Friday Evening, December 4tb, 1914, at 8 p.m., in the Hall, Whangamomona, to be followed by a Ball. The Crowning Ceremony will be performed by R. S. Fawkner, Esq. Admission to ceremony and ball: Gents ss, Ladies 2s. A- train will leave Kohuratahi at 7.15 p.m. on Friday, leaving Whangamomona after the Ball at 1 a.ra.

MEETING. THE Ordinary MontTdy Meeting of Lodge Stratford, No. 75, N.Z. C., will he held in the Lodge Room, Regan Street West, on Wednesday, December 2nd. 1914. Visiting Brethren cordially invited. Lodge Tyled at 7.30, by order of the W.M. GEORGE SMART, Secretary. STRATFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL.

NOTICE TO DRIVERS OF VEHICLES. RIVERS of vehicles are hereby notified that the By-laws relating to furious driving, and driving round corners at other thaw a walking pace, will he strictly enforced on both days of the Stratford Show, PHILIP SKOGEUND, Town Clerk. STRATFORD RETAILERS’ ASSOCIATION. AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SHOW. HE Stratford Retailers are hereby notified that it has been decided to close the Business Premises at 11 a.m. on Thursday, December 3rd, on account of People’s Day of the Stratford Show. j. masters; President.

THE YEARLY PROBLEM— Christmas Gifts. ('IAN easily be solved by a visit J to the McAllister Studio. There is no gift so expressive as a photograph, and none more highly esteemed. Until present stock is used up prices will remain the same. DON’T DELAY OR IT MAY PROVE COSTLY. Make an Appointment to-day. J. MCALLISTER, BROADWAY, STRATFORD. ANNUAL BALANCE, ON account of our Annual Balance being struck on December sth, we shall' be glad of prompt settlement of all accounts by the end of the present month, November 30th. R. HANNAH AND CO’S Boot Stores, Broadway. PLUNKET SOCIETY. MEMBERS, and all interested, are invited to .meet the Nurse at the Foresters’ Hall on Tuesday, December Ist, at 4.30 p.m.; committee at same place, 4 p.m. SDOW DAY—Hot Dinner Is, from 11 a.m., Wednesday and I'hurs, day, at Kia Ora House, opposite school. Corner Fenton and Orlando Streets. Also vacancy for a few Casuals, or Visitors to ShoAV. WANTED, a Housekeeper. Apply J. T. Goodrick, Cordelia Street North. WANTED —An Experienced Man, for Grocer’s Cart. Apply, Harkness, Factory Store, Midhirst. LOST— On Tuesday, Jersey Bull >, Calf (inoculated); 7 months Apply, A. W. Budge. WANTED Position, at once, as Housekeeper, by middle-aged person, one little boy. Apply this ct co. TO LET—Very comfortable, good 7-roomed house, 3-acre section ; one minute from Post Office; 16s per week. Jackson Bros. WANTED, by the day, Washing and Cleaning. Apply this office. PARENTS wishing children’s success, consult Mr Hugo, Foresters’ Hall, 10—1 and 3—6.

mo LET—7OO Acres Good Grazing, -I. in ]ols, to suit. Apply J. O’Connor, Pohokura. T OT Wire mattresses, Flax mat--M tresses and Verandah Winds, to clear at cost prices at Ford’s, I' -oadway South. _ it ANTED—Good Milker; must he good ploughman; wages £2 per week to first class man. Apply G.W., Evening Post Office. MISS WALTON, Clairvoyant, Psychometrist may he interviewed privately. Hours 1 to 6 p.m, or by appointment, at Mrs Birdsall’s, Antonio Street. LOST— Black and Tan Cattle Dog; answers tp “Tim.” Howard. J. Rutherford, Tariki Hoad. ANTED—For about Five Weeks, /oung Lady Assistant; previous experience of drapery trade desirable. It. H, White and Co., White’s Corner. Stratford.