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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 15, 2 September 1911, Page 6

A meeting of the council of the Acclimatisation Society was held last night. It was decided to procure full information regarding Hungarian partridges. It is stated that these birds would he very suitable to this district, as they do not damage crops and provide good sport. The question of breeding pheasants and establishing fish-ponds were discussed, and if

NOTES AND MEMORANDA. Poison lias been laid for dogs on sections 2,4, 6, and S, Maime S.D. To-morrow Mr. X ewton King will liold a stock sale at his yards, Toko. At the Primitive Methodist Church to-morrow divine worship will bo conducted morning and evening by the Rev. B. Metson. At the close of the evening service the communion will bo celebrated. Hearty services and a warm welcome.* On Tuesday, September sth, Mr. Newton King sells Got) head of mixed cattle at the Stratford sale yards. A competent man to do farm and general work is wanted. Special attention is directed to the sale of Jersey cattle which Mr. Newton King is holding at Junction Road, New Plymouth, on Friday, September Bth, on account of Mr. Jno. Hale, when some 41 choice pedigree and grade cows will he olfercd. The herd is an exceptionally line one, having been very carefully built up by the vendor, who has gone to considerable expense in obtaining only the choicest milking strains. 'The cattle are all whole fawn in colour, in the best of condition, and it would bo hard to find :l more handsome herd of Jerseys in the Dominion. Every ccw has been carefully tested, and full and authenticated tests will be supplied at the sale. A pedigree will bo supplied with most of the cows, but as Mr. Halo has always considered butter-fat of primary importance, ho lias not registered any of the herd in the X.Z.J. Herd Book. A brake for intending buyers will leave the Mart at 1.1.30 a.m. An ordination of elders will tfike place at the Presbyterian Church service at 2.30 p.m. in the Toko Church on Sabbath iirst (to-morrow). Miss McNeisli, of Cambridge ,will sing “Crossing the Bar,” and tiio choir will render the anthem “The Splendours of Thy Glorv, Lord.” at the musical service at Wesley Church to-morrow, at 7 p.m. The Rev. C. C. Harrison will conduct the morning and evening services - .* Mr. and Mrs. A. Campbell publish a notice of thanks in this issue. Messrs. Matthews and Bennett bold a stock sale at Inglewood on Wednesday next, September Gth. For chronic chest complaints, Woods' Great Peppornrnt (jure. Is Gd, 2s Gd.* Warner’s Rust-proof Corsets, universally popular.* During the month of August, when stocktaking takes place at A Spence’s, all surplus stock is being thrown out, and marked at ridiculously low prices to effect a clearance. For high quality in fashionable and household drapery and clothing this firm has always had an enviable reputation for unsurpassable value. When the special values now offering at Spence’s are seen, this good name will bo placed at least one notch higher.* The Corsets that are guaranteed to fit comfortably, to wear well, and not rust, break, oi tear, are the celebrated Warner’s Rust-proof, as sold by local drapers.* Yon can easily got rid of that cold by taking Tonking’s Linseed Emulsion. From all chemists and stores— Is Gd, 2s Gd, 4s Gd.* For coughs and colds take TonIcing’s Linseed Emulsion; easily taken ; children like it. From all chemists and stores—ls Gd, 2s Gd, -Is Gd.*