STRAY PARAGRAPHS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 25, 30 June 1913, Page 3

STRAY PARAGRAPHS

I Mr. P. Ilusc, for some fourteen years , 011 the manufacturing staff of the Mid- ! hirst Co-operative Dairy Company, and j for the greater part of that time buttermaker in that very successful concern, has been appointed manager of the | North Taranaki Dairy Company. The j next in command, Mr. IJstella, accompanies him as buttermaker. , Mr. F. MeCormick, of the Stratford I dairy factory, arrived home on Saturday night from an extended holiday. I Mrs. MeCormick has returned with Mm. | He had no Mrs. MeCormick when he left. Mr. S. McKenzie, who is in charge of I the testing operations for the Stratford and Midhirst dairy factories, and also tester for the Stratford and Cow-Testing Associations, leaves this morning on a holiday visit to Hawke's Bay. Lieutenant McDonnell, who succeeds Captain Lampen as adjutant of the 11th Regiment, is now making himself familiar with the routine work prior to Captain Lainpen's departure for Nelson. Captain Lampen was suitably farewelled on Saturday night by his fellowmembers of the Stratford Club.

The Midhirst Dairy Company opens the ball on Monday, July 28th, with its annual meeting. The Stratford Farmers' Co-operative Association holds its annual meeting about the same time. The meeting of creditors in the estate of W. R. Payton, confectioner, was adjourned sine die, owing 'to no creditors bothering their heads to be present Asets are nil, and liabilities £l6B odd.

"When in doubt, ask a policeman." That's an old saying. But don't be in doubt. Go straight along to "The Kash," if you want the best value in men's wear, either under or over-wear. It's the very best. Mullen & Marshall are the proprietors. The particular men are the men whom we like. They appreciate our clean and cosy saloon, the absolute cleanliness everywhere, promptness and excellent shaving and hairdressing. Tobaccos, cigars, cigarettes, and all smokers' sundries are fully stocked—At Sharp's.