STRATFORD.

Taranaki Daily News, 23 March 1920, Page 3

STRATFORD.

HlVam Our Own Correspondent.) till communications, letters, etc., left ttjtli Mr. H. J. Hopkins, bookseller, ulB «c»I" prompt attention.) »>■-;. ■.. March 22. '' The C»a«r-Sec»tAT x y for Lands has advised £he Stratford Borough Council that it is to be the local Domain Board upon the expiration of the tenure of appointment of the members of the present board, namely, April 11. The recent Licensing Committee election in Stratford will cost the Borough Council and the County Council £ll3 between them, the share of each being in proportion to the revenue received from license fees. ■Mr. C. T. Read, at present at Masterton, has been appointed to succeed Mr. fi. M. Peattie as stationmaster at Stratford, and will take up his duties shortly. Mr. Peattie goes to Wanganui as chief goods clerk. Commercial stationery i.nd all the principal oflice requirements are stocked by H. J. Hopkins, bookseller and stationer, Broadway, Stratford. A large variety of ledgers, day books, journals, all classes of account books is on hand to select from, and new stocks are continually arriving. Business men, before buying elsewhere, should make a point of inspecting Hopkins' stock, which is sure to contain what they require, and at a reasonable price. Secure the greatest degree or pleasure from motoring by having your car renovated by C. D. Matthews, Page Street, Stratford. He specialises in reliooding and repainting, and will make your ear look like new, for a very small cost. The very best of materials are used, and only first-class workmen are employed. It's time to have that long-promised portrait taken. No need to wait for a fine day. With the equipment at McAllister's Studio, Stratford, you can be taken any time, day or night. The most up-to-date Studio in Taranaki—McAllister's.