STRATFORD DAY BY DAY

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 189, 19 November 1910, Page 8

STRATFORD DAY BY DAY

(From Our Own Correspondent.) le ' Full' advantage is being taken of the fine weather by the followers of the 31 various athletic sports. On Thursday a team of croquet ladies from Inglewood fle visited Stratford to meet the local team, but their late arrival precluded the r t 1 ' " terminated. As far as the mafofc W , , d tlie advantage. W l>lay wdllt, StralfoTa Th ,„.„ rlav t ° hp On tfo6 bowling green Ofl T • ■-•- J il, Anc-ie'its moved too many foi the = ' Moderns, foi November 30 the Bowling Club L will send four S y Lane, secretary-of the Mana[J wAtu 1,. and' P. Association, is on a '3 vi 2 , ie stratford a nd 3 ttih m p A n\ eea the 0 Eltham Rifle Clubs was .2 former by IS points. .. ere es , '4 Information was received k - e ] 5 terday of the death of Mrs. Tyri ' a t h Dunedin. The deceased lady, who wab .B'one time a resident of this town, was -I sister to Mrs. T. H. Penn and Mrs. J. K>, Mackay, of Stratford. i ; James Jones, who is charged with asir saulting and robbing W. Blair, senr., 0 was further remanded to-day till Wednesday, on account of the illness of one of the principal witnesses. At the Stratford Gun Club's "shoot" on Thursday, W. Rowe secured a "leg-in" j for the Ballistite Cup. 0 j The Stiatford Dairy Co. is paying out I to-morrow £5703. °