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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 291, 21 November 1936, Page 2 (Supplement)

OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION. i , President: A. H. R. AMESS. , Vice-Presidents: MESSRS. W. A. BETTS, S. GADSBY, J. PARISH, M. G. TROTTER. Hon. Treasurer: H. T. COOPER. Hon. Solicitor: PERCY THOMSON. Auditor: G. A. CARTER, A.P.A. (N.Z.), A.LA. (N.Z.) Executive Committee: Messrs. A. H. R. Amess (President), W. Betts, A. R. , Claridge, C. H. Clemow, H. T. Cooper, J. W. Crowe, S. Gadsby, V. J. Henderson, H. C. Johnson, W. Johnson, F. Kirkwood, A. O Sullivan, O. McAloon, j. Parish, W. Pettigrew, W. H. Peick, J. M. Shotter, L. K. Tarrant, M. G. Trotter, A. D. Walker, E. Wells, C. Williams. General Committee: Messrs, A. H. R. Amess (President), W. A. Betts, A. H. Bowen, A. R. Claridge*, C. H. Clemow, H. T. Cooper, J. W. Crowe, S. Gadsby, V. J. Henderson, H. C. Johnson, W. Johnson, H. J. Kaye, F. Kirkwood, A> T. Mander, C. Marchant, O. McAloon, M. H. Lepper, x A. O’Sullivan, D. O’Sullivan, J. Parish, W. H. Peick, W. J. Polson, J. M. Shotter, J. M. Steiner, J. Stewart, L. K. Tarfant, M. G. Trotter, A. D. Walker, E. Wells, C. Williams, J. Wood. Finance Committee : Messrs. A. H. R. Amess, H. T. Cooper, H. C. Johnson, C. Williams. > Building Committee: Messrs. A. H. R. Amess, H. C. Johnson, J. Parish. ! W. F. ROSS, P. O. Box 59, Stratford. ’Phones: Office 682, Residence 664.

’ V/ioi* 11U& ltdl it is « .4 j the fe. ;A V XKmZ W jg Mg I 11 A fl ~b jrca»iiv xi //1 Bi * j 4 * UJI.E. ■%&;:,-. „ ; M mH V HH .Jfißr r ; ’ hlKs STRATFORD ■ *Wf <w •WM 4B <M Mb IjIW _ -y—- - SPRING SHOW Despite the tendency so manifest in these days of quick transit, For the kiddies, no need to worry-father will do the worry- .. •• '■ '"• -e ' ' F . , ' towards centr alisation, of shmvs'as well as ordinary business, ; ing. and he'll have his time fully occupied in meeting the clam- , ' the Stratford A. and P. Association continues to attract its orous demands for rides on the merry-go-round .if ■; *■••}<’ and swings of all sorts. For himself, he will probably be K.,' ; <-•• ■; . ,s ; crowds. ■ ... . • £ A »■ 15,I 5, 4> K FIRST DAY*' tempted to try hus luck at the more serious pastime or Aunt WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25 .—»-*» **' H “’ J * ' class enlcrainment, but of first-class exhibits of stock, produce, . F or the whole family, a day or both days, at the Stratford ' R. *" ■- ' PEOPLE’S DAY; ~ t and hand-crafts of many kinds. Show is a worth-while outing, and (heads of large families THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26 x please note!) the cost is small. Bring the kiddies and enjoy* . _ ' The farmer is naturally interested to sec what is offering in ' yourselves too. ' THF STRATFORD A J& P AWDfiATIDN the way of fresh im P rovements to farm mach,ner y’ etc ” and « *u« U RHITUIUJ A. <I. AduvUAllull , h th are to be found . the best tbe district can raise in g the way . d on ’ t forget that this is your own Show, run in ' k nAAft « .* ’ stock is on view, as is also the homecraft of the housewife. interests of your own Town and District. W. F. ROSS, Secretary. •Phones: Office 682, Residence 664. ’ prices OF ADMISSION:P - 0<80X59 - Gentlemen 2/Taranaki’s Greatest and Biggest Show OO Members Stand. t ■ .TO BE OPENED BY THE HON THE MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE, Gentlemen s/- , . : AT 2 P.M., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26th. Ladies .. 2/6 ; . ’ ’ ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE Children under 12 ; STRATFORD SHOW Free; Non members 1/-