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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 121, 14 July 1911, Page 6

PUGLSC NOTICES. McCLUGGAGE TESTIMONIAL. CjETTLERS desiring 'to associate O themselves with the movement to present a fitting testimonial to Mr Joseph McClnggago, on his retirement from business at Whangamomona, are requested lo communicate with the undersigned. OLAF McCUTGHAN, Hon. Sec. W h a ugam o m ona. NOTICE. HAVIXCI -cl my Butch-uy Bumness at Midhirst to Messrs Uhlcnberg Bros., 1 desire to thank the public for past favours, and to ask; a continuance of support for my successors. All accounts owing to me must be paid or ananged on or before July Jlst. 1911, or will be sued for. V. SMITH LOST FROM HUIBOA. GELDING, aged, JLF short tail, shod all round ; about 111 hands. Any person giving information leading to tiie recovery ot same will be rewarded. J. SINCLAIR, Huiroa.

DAIRY FAR M WANTED. PRINCIPALS ONLY DEALT WITH. Advertiser, with , about eioo casii, wishes to lease, .with puichasing clause, about 100 acres ist class land iu Stratford District. Apply “Dairyman,” care office of this paper. COUNTY OF WHAN GAMOMONA. COUNTY RANGER, N OTICE is hereby given that WILLIAM BURNETT has been appointed County Ranger, and will commence impounding straying stock on and after the 15th inst. ATHOL MEREDITH, Chairman. July 6th, 1911. WHANGAMOMONA COUNTY COUNCIL. APPLICATIONS FOR SURFACEMAN. APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of SURFACEMAN in Whangamomona District. Wages, 8s per day, wet and dry. Conditions of appointment may lie seen at the office of Mr A. Coleman, County Clerk, •Stratford, and at Strathmore and Whangamomona. Applications close at Whangamomona at noon on WEDNESDAY, JULY 26th, 1911. E. C. ROBINSON, County Engineer.

OTICE TO DAIRY FARMERS. FOR SALE. EQUITY IN LEASE IN PERPETUITY OF 345 ACRES AT MATA MATA, WAIKATO DISTRICT. Being Section 90, Block VI., Tapapa Survey District; all . absolutely level, subdivided into - 10 paddocks, 40 acres in new grass; annual rental 4 s 6d per acre ; little over 1 mile "and a half from Mata Mata Railway Station and Creamery, fronting the Railway Line; back boundary, creek with ample water in hottest summer; small cottage, but most excellent buildings for all dairying purposes, with concreted floors, and neverfailing well. Will carry easily milking herd of 100 head. GOODWILL—£I2 per Acre. For further particulars, enquire at the offices of THE GUARDIAN, TRUST, and EXECUTORS’ COY., of N.Z., LTD., AUCKLAND.

Union Buildings, Customs Street East, Auckland. 21th June, 1911. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1908. (Section 60.). In the Estate of ELEANOR MARY WALSHE, Of Waipuku, Widow, deceased. A LL Creditors and others having claims against this Estate are hereby required to send them, with particulars, on the forms provided, to th.e District Manager of the Public Tiustce at Hawera, on or before the 14th day of AUC (IST, 1911. Accounts not rendered by the date nan el may be rejected. All moneys payable to the above estate may be lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee’s account at any postal money-order office, or paid to CHARLES ‘ ZACHARIAH, District Manage" of the Public Trustee. FRED. FITCHETT. Public Trustee. July, 13th, 1911.

moKO T AZAAR. OPENING OF NEW CORONATION HALL By J. B. lIINK, Esq., M.P., on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 20, At 2 O’clock. SPEAKERS.—J. B. Hine, Esq., M.P., G. A. Marchaut, Esq., Comity Chairman; J. .Masters, Esq., Mayor of Stratford; R. Dingle, Esq., Chairman Stratford A. and P. Association; W. H. Were, Esq,. Chairman New Hall Committee, and others. The Bazaar will he open on the 20th, 21st, and 22nd inst. eqch afternoon and evening. Numerous Stalls, including Refreshment Stall, Fun for old and Young. Football matches, Te Wera and Toko Schools, Te Wera and Toko Club teams on Toko Domain. Be sure and come along with all your friends. ADMISSION.—AduIts 6d, Children 3d, Family Season Ticket 2s (3d. MONTGOMERIE, Land, Stock, and General Commission Agent, THAMES VALLEY, Te Ar'dia. R. D. MILNE, Hon. Sec. [A Card.] 1 71 OR SALE, One Good Sheep Dog, Jl for further particulars apply to A. H, CHARD.