STRATFORD DAY BY DAY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 62, 22 June 1910, Page 8

STRATFORD DAY BY DAY.

(From Our Own. Correspondent.) Stratford, Last 'Night. The Stratford Golf Club are playing a match, with the Inglewood Club on Thursday at Inglewood. Mr. C. Carley, of Cardiff, is at present an inmate of the Stratford Hospital, suffering from an injury to the spine sustained through a fall from a dray. Miss Marcia Mackay is an inmate of a private hospital in New Plymouth, where'she is to undergo an operation for appendicitis. The winter show at Palmerston is'attracting a large number of visitors from this district. Subscription-lists are being circulated to pay for the medi'/al expenses incurred by the unfortunate young Stratford player Burgham, who broke his leg in the match at New Plymouth on Thursday. There has been a liberal response, and one of the canvassers has already £lO on 'his list.. The commodious Belmont House boarding establishment consists of seventeen large airy rooms, and has lately changed hands. The present proprietress (Mrs. Dodunski) has had the whole of the place thoroughly renovated, and it I is now a comfortable home in every sense of the word. Excellent meals are | provided, and one can depend on getting ! a good, comfortable bed, as this department is solely conducted by the proprietress. Every attention is .paid to postal communications. Note the address: Regent-street. Mrs. McCallum has purchased Miss Hamilton's ladies' and children's outl fitting establishment, and is now holding a monster clearing sale to sell off the old stock before putting in her large up-to-date stock of (ladies' and children's , clothing. Goods are now marked under cost, as Mrs. McCallum is determined to stock only the best and latest goods. Mothers have now an opportunity of securing outfits for their little ones at giving-away prices. Call and inspect; seeing is believing. Address: Broadway. Bert Burgess, of the Boot and Shoe Arcade, is now holding his annual sale, and some real bargains can be obtained; so, mothers, now is your opportunity of booting the whole family at half the usual price. Winter footwear is always a matter of great consideration; you want boots that, whilst being light and comfortable and easy to the feet, yet will withstand the variable weather at this time of the year. Bert Burgess can supply boots for all made specially on these lines, and they will be found unequalled for appearance and durability, and, above all, give the maximum of ease and comfort; the prices, too, are | right to suit all purses. Special attention is given by this firm to the selecI tion of children's footwear. In the repairing department only expert tradesmen are employed, and one can always I rely on their footwear being neatly exei cuted.