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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 91, 19 July 1916, Page 6

WE ARE NOW HOLDING FOK TWO WEEKS ONLY From 15th July till 31st July, PREVIOUS TO STOCTAKING. WE WISH TO CLEAR OUT SOME ODD LINES Q\? STOCK AND TO THAT END HAVE REDUCED SUCH VERY LOW TO MAKE A CLEARANCE. SEE OUR A-VERTISEWIENT ON PACE 7 FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS. r\ r? BROADWAY, STRATFORD. REMEMBER—This week only—short and quick—get In early

YOUR "FELT," SIR, IS HERE. right up to the minute in style, shape and shade. Perfect in quality., splendid in finish, and comfortable-wearing. We say your Hat's at pi LOTH IN C piO. because we carry every model the smart man favors. There are Soft and Hard Felts, narrow and full brims, high and low crowns, some branded Stetson, some Christy, some Borsalino, and others Lincoln and Bennet. COME—We have YOUR Style, ! in YOUR size, at YOUR price. EGMONT CLOTHING CO., STRATFORD.

NOTICE. t . * EGMONT . MOUNfALN HOUSE, via New Plymouth, or Inglewood, open nil the winter. Special winter tariff, 8b Cd per day. Accommodation and meals exactly the same as in the summer season. Telephono "Tahurangi." H. WILLIAMS, Manager. CLEM SMITH fAS now taken over the Club Hotel - Stables, and will be glad to see old friends. All Stands (id, Feeds Is tid. Good stall accommodation. Every care and attention given to cusTO BUTTERMAKERS. wanted for the Cardiff Co.-op. Dairy Factory. Apply at once with testimonials to The Manager, Cardiff. T. HARRY PENN, Secretary. 3ALVATION ARMY HALL.— *3 Thursday, July 20th, at 8 p.m. "The Salvation Army in its relation to the Young People," by Staff Capt. Wallace, D.Y.P. Secretary. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Op and after July 17th, 1916, 1 have decided to reduce the price of horse-feeds from 2s to Is Gd each. A. J. DAVEY, Empire Stables, Broadway, Stratford.

THE MIDHIRST CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY COY., LTD. iVTOMINATIONS of Candidates to -L i fill four vacancies on the Board of Directors of the above Company, caused by the death of Mr John Jago, and the retirement by rotation of Messrs W. Skedgwell, W. J. Wellington, and August Uhleubeig, who are eligible for re-election, have been received as follows: SKEDGWELL, Wm. WELLINGTON, W. J. UHLEXBERG, August. SANGSTER, George. BABKIN, Lowry. PETERSEN, Peter J. KI.RKBY, Harold. KENDRICK, Wm. J. A Ballot will accordingly he taken at the Annual General Meeting, to be held in the Public Hall, Midhirst, on Monday, July 24th, 1916, at 12.30 p.m. BUSINESS: To receive'Report and Balance-sheet Election of Auditor. And any other -Business brought before the meeting. R. J. HOGG, Secretary.