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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 85, 10 August 1915, Page 6

"AVE YOU A PHOTO- - GRAPH which you would like copied or enlarged ? It can be done as well at the McAllister studio, Stratord, ;tnd as cheaply as anywhere in the Dominion. Dor't trust pictures you value to itinerant canvassers. Get a quotation for any photographic work from the Hlf cALLISTER n TUDIO. Broadway North. IN THE ESTATE OF THOMAS IXGLIS, LATE OF TOKO, FARMER, DECEASED. A this Estate are requested to render same to the undersigned; and persons indebted to deceased Will oblige liv paving amounts due to H. E. LAWRENCE, Solicitors to the Executors, Stratford.

COOD'OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE A FARM IN THE WAIKATO. EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN STRATFORD OR NEW PLYMO lITH AND £2OO CASH-OR WOULD TAKE GOOD MORTGAGE. \ [\ ' >■ ■■ ,i 95 ACRES, 30 acres rich drained flax ■swamp; balance rolling; about 20 acres fallow, remainedr in grass and rough Iced; allploughable, 11 ,paddocks watered b.v stream and springs, carry next season 20 cows, can be considerably increased following season. School 1 mile. Te Awaniutn 0 miles. ( Daily) }<i> il delivery. Cream Cart calls. Cheese Factory 3 miles. No blackberry:, £2-1 per acre, including engine and Storrie milking plant (3 cow) and separator. Fiveroomed house and outbuildings. Equity £I2OO, balance 6 years at 5 per cent. F. J. MARFELL, LICENSED LAND AGENT, HAMILTON,

1\ THE MATTER OF THE SLAU- | CSHTERINC, AND INSPECTION ACT, 1900.' ''■ t ££B« t/yfi (fi J?iUNCis_ Money; of wham jJ-». gamomoiiaf '* 'Butcher, hereby .give notice that I will,'on the 21th day of August, 1915, make application to the Whangamomona County Council for a license to slaughter stock for human consumption' lit' M\v Slaughterhouse, situate'd at Section 27, Block I, Mahoe Survey District, and that 1 have forwarded to the said Council full plans and particulars of the said Slaughterhouse. . , ~, , , Signed:- " "'■ ■" , , ~ ; '/ ' FRANCIS ROONEY; July 2-!, ; \'9Jo. ,' ' ; u .-'<■■' 'masked plain and MASKED PLAIN AND , hi] '!;' '.'.), FANcf DRESS BALL. .'.'." FANCYi DRESS BALL. ■OWN HALL ELTHAM, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 191 S. FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1915. Ladies 1s and basket (basket impera's tive), Gentlemen 3s. Prizes for both ladies' and mens' prettiest and most original dresses and. costumes. ORCHESTRA. Onlookers, Dress Circle Is. , Proceeds in aid of Combined Sports Candidate. ■ '■'■''■' ■ i. Next batch of troops for'Camp will be farewelled. '• | The Mayor will speak a lew < words. vT OST at Whangamomona, a Bay wL* Mare with rug on, small white star 'on forehead,' and . bang tail, stands about L 3.2 high. Anybody giving information 'about same will be rewarded bv" • ! " ' , ' T. WALSH, Tahora.

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