STRATFORD DAY BY DAY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 90, 25 July 1910, Page 8

STRATFORD DAY BY DAY.

i I (From Our Own Correspondent.) (Mr. A. Collingwood, of the local branch of the Bank Australasia, who has been transferred to Hawera, was pre- | sented prior to his departure with a set ' of shaving appliances, j 'Mr. G. Delbridge, of the local staff of I the Cash Tailoring' Co., leaves on MonI day to take charge of the Feilding branch. The rain which has fallen for the past three days continued to-day, greatly to ■ the disgust of the business people. The I weather also became considerably colder, I and predictions of a fall of snow are made. A technical class in dairying has been established at Toko. A meeting of the management committee of the Taranaki Rugby Union will j be held on Thursday night. Mr. C. Col son, who recently purchased j Mr. Feakin's farm on Pembroke road, ! has resold it to Mr. J. Montgomerie, of ; Victoria road. | With reasonable weather, the contractor expects to finish the goods shed at Ngatimaru station in a fortnight. Mr. C. Colson, who has been in indifferent health lately, has been ordered by his medical advisers to seek a dryer and | warmer climate. On Monday evening Mr. Colson will leave for the north, where he intends taking up his residence.

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