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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 49, 27 October 1915, Page 6

It* s m Kr WILL THE FIRST “RAINBOW” COME TO YOUR BASKET I As a real live-wire fishing enthusiast you’ll surely be one of tlie first to hook the iooilis'»me trout. Got everything v,..,,] v v letter take a look through your tackle ami see. it there's anything wanting, co’iie to JAMES’ for THE VERY TACKLE YOU WANT I Here in great variety you’ll find Hods, Lines, Hooks, Flys and the hundred and one sundries that go to make up a thoroughly good kit. (hill I Here are a few items that you need:— RODS. HOOKS. REELS. LINES. j-l/S. CASTS. NETS. Etc., Etc. If you want advice on any tackle question, ask. Our wide experience in all matters, fishing will help you ! jt\ , tti T \ IVITHQ Fancy Goods and Jewellery, v_y . x VItxXJ O» Broadway, Stratford.

Have b.ou a photoGRAPH which you would like copied or enlarged ? It ,can be done as well at the McAllister studio,, Stratord, and 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 McALLJSTER STUDIO, Broadway North. THE INGLEWOOD CO-OPERATIVE 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 FARTHING PER POUND on all Bacon Pigs and Porkers supplied during the year. • ; : ; • • A REFUND OF FTTEPENCE per pig from the amount deducted for insurance. A DIVIDEND of 5 per cent, on share capital. The above payments are duo and may be obtained at the office of the Company, Inglewood, or will be posted to shareholders after the 9th instant. ARTHUR MORTON, Chairman of Directors. Inglewood, October 5, 1915. OPI TENDERS will be received at this office till noon on 30th October. 1915, for procuring and delivering shingle for Auroa Section of the above railway. Specifications may be seen at the Post Offices, New Plymonh, Hawera. and Opunake, and at the Public Works Offices, Te Roti. Kapnni and Stratford. G. T. MURRAY, Resident Engineer. Public Works Department, Stratford, October 11, 1915. Si JNAKE BRANCH RAILWAY.

DOMINION OF NEW ZEALAND, WAR CENSES. fTTHE Proclamation issued under the * National Registration Act. 15)lo. Every Male resident of New Zealand between the ages of 17 and (1(). is required to register not later than I I ESDAY, 9th November, 1915. Sehedules for registration are obtainable at all Rost Offices throughout the Dominion. For tin* convenience of the public the Offices of Registrars of Births, Deaths and Marriages in the four Chief Centres will be open continuously (Sundays excepted) from 1) a.m. to 9 p.m. during the registration period rifith October to fj,th Nor vember, 1915), for the purpose of affording assistance in the tilling tip of the schedules to any persons desiring it. It hits also been arranged that Postil I Officers at Rost Offices throughout the Dominion, during ordinary office hours, will also, on application, help any persons desirous of assisting in filling up the schedules. The obligation to register is a personal pile. The fact that a form hits not been addressed to or received by any person does not absolve him from responsibility to register. Any person liable to register who refuses, fails, or neglects to do so will be prosecuted. (BY ORDER). MALCOLM FRASER. Covernmeut Statistician. Wellington, 21st October. 1915 TO LET. mWO four-roomed Cottages, with all conveniences, in Seytou Street, near Portia Street intersection. Terms (is a week, payable monthly. Rutherford. Macalister and Coleman, Solicitors. Stratford. Spiritualists room, Mr Brooking’s, Juliet Street, Stratford, Thursday. S p.m. Miss Walton will hold a meeting to demonstrate the power of Rsychomotry, also prove the possibility of Spirit return, Admission 6d.