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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 37, 13 October 1915, Page 6

s will THE FIRST {, i- *- N '• 1 ' • “RAINBOW 55 COME TO YOUR BASKET! As a real live-wine fishing enthusiast voir 11 surely be one of Ilu! lies! I(. book (be tuniiisome (rout! Got everything ready? Better lake a lock (hrough your tackle and see. it (here's any (lung wauling, come to JAMES for THE VERY TACKLE YOU WANT ! Here in great variety you it find Hods, Lines, Hooks, undries that go to make up Here are a few items that a thoroughly good kit. Call; you- need ; RODS.; REELS. k* Lm t *>• , . NETS. If you want advice on any wide experience in all matters, C. E. JAMES. HOOKS. LINES. CASTS. Etc., Etc. tackle question, ask. Our fishing will help you ! Fancy Goods and Jewellery, Broadway, Stratford.

BELGIAN RELIEF FUND. WARM CLOTHING is urgently required'-,for the. coming winter. Shop lately used .as a butcher’s shop, south of Victoria Bridge, will be open from 1 to 3 p.m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays' till 16th inst., for receipt of parcels} -bn other days, parcels may be left at Borough Chambers. G. N. CURTIS, Chairman. ■i TH E 3 N (LE WOO I) C()-< )PEll AT I V E BACON CURING CO., LTD. Shareholders are notified .that the,! Directors have authorised the following payments for the year ended August 31. 1915: — A BONUS OF ONE EARTHING PER ROUND, on all Bacon Pigs ‘ s and Porkers supplied during the year. • A REFUND OF f f pig froi^Dhc FIVEPENCE/per amount deducted for insurance.' ’ j : A IDT V I |)END of 5 I per ’p cent/; on i . share, .capital. 1 ' b, | J ~ It The above, payments are clue * and may he obtained at the office pf the Cpihßpny,, Inglewood, or will be; posf,j ed to shareholders aftei the ,9tlr instanC },-■ •, ■■ I ARTHUR MORTJON, Chairman of Directors. rj Inglewood, October 5, 1915 / V SECOND HOSPITAL SHjIP FUND. .T HE Stratford Patriotic- 1 Committee announce the opeifing * of the upd. Subscriptions will/’he received by any , member of‘the'/General Committee —>J.,W. McMILLAN, Hbn. *ec. , ■ /• NEW ZEALAND. MILITARY : M- FORGES. public/notice. WRONGFUL DEALING IN ARMS, i ETC. THE PROPERTY Oh’ IHE NEW ZEALAND GOVERN MEN 1 : HERE AS Jit has come to the '' knowledgje of the Defence Department that/ certain persons have jeeii wi-ongfullPv dealing in Arms. Accoutrements, /Ammunition, and Military Clothing), the property -ol the New Zealand/Government, it i s hereby notified that,' any person who wrongfully sells, /pawns, or buys any such property, ‘Ofi* has:the same in his possession without satisfactorily accounting for thinfrac-t, will be prbseCVited as the law directs. No. per/son should he in possession of Arms, | Accoutrements, Ammunition. 6r Military Clothing, the property ol the Newj Zealand Government, excepting Bonn fide members ol tlie New Zealand/ Military Forces, or members of Defence llille Clubs who have purchased ftsuch Arms, Accoutrements, Ammunition, or Military Clothing. Where any siifli property comes into the possession or keeping ol any person .not entitled to be in possession ;,1 / .• * 1 I 1.1 Vvtrvwwi:.. heijeof. suchperson should iuimeciiat»l vf notify ' llie".fact 'to ; .thy ’’s nearest, jRa Scrgcant—Majjjr, 1 l)cicncc\Ofiicc, ■ •Police Station. 7 8 J. ALLEN. Minister of Defence.

HANNAH’S JOB LINE SALE Two Ex try, Extry, Ex try Special Lines.—Lady's Pat. and Slat. Kid Derby Shoes, Jis (id; Lady’s Pat. and Snoot* Derby Shoes, 18s del; and a •'beautiful Hutton Shoe in Patent and Grey Suede, 17s Cd, was 255; all best makers and up-to-date shapes. I^OUND— Mountain Hoad. Monday, bundle of Clothing. Owner can have same by paying expenses. Address this office. Spiritualists room, Mr Blocking's, Juliet Street, Stratford, Thursday evening, 8 p.m. Miss Walton will conduct a meeting for Psy•ehoiuotry and Clairvoyance, also answer written questions. Admission (id. j otratford theosophic CEN-L-J THE, No 1 Room, York Chambers, over H. Richardson’s Store. Thursday evening, 7.80. Subject: “The Ancient Wisdom.’’— A.( E. Blackman, leader. All welcome. ’jVTOTICE. On account of the npening of the Bowling Green tomorrow, the Working Bee arranged for at St. Andrew’s Hall is postponed.