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ferred to the financial position of tire Association. Mr Dingle said it was not often the General Committee met. and when they did, members should voice their opinions. Mr Orr said the secretary should he authorised to attend the annual meetings of the Dairy Companies and see if the members would pass a vote for a donation in favour of the Association. Mr Masters said that was what the Association proposed to do. Mr Dingle undertook to see that straw was provided for the show. Mr T. Perry said, the horse section paddock was too pear tlie wire ferny,, and his horses had nulled -their shoes off on it. He suggested that hoards; 1 ho erected around the- fences. Mr, Perry was thanked for his suggestion, and it was decided to give the matter ! attention. I

J J R I 0 C FORD GARAGE. BRIDGED BROS., of Eltham, wish to notify tlie Motoring Public that they intend Opening a first-class Garage' iu Stratford, on TUESDAY MORNING. The Garage lately occupied by Mr L. R. Curtis, Miranda Street, will be conducted as temporary premises. Ford Owners can rely on first-class workmanship. All Ford Spares, Oils, Tyres and Accessories, will be stocked. W. H. W LLY BEGS to Inform* residents of the Stratford District that he has started business act a high-class TEA SALESMAN, and will personally wait on residents for their orders within the next few days. Special arrangements have been made to supply a fine quality, Britisbgrown and All-British handled Tea without interruption of supplies. Residents are respectfully requested to try the gooda 1 offer. Further particulars in future issue W, M. KELLY. bs* i*. Bh-iu.U EROR 0 S . ,