THE WEATHER.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 48, 11 October 1911, Page 6

THE WEATHER.

The Government Meteorologist telegraphed’' this afternoon-Winds freshening, northerly strong winds to gale; expect unsettled and cloudy weather; rain probably following; glass' fall.

Mr. Frank Bird has been officially notified of his appointment as Registrar of Electors and Returning Officer for the Stratford Electoral District as newly constituted.

Messrs. J. Masters and Son, of Broadway, Stratford, with characteristic enterprise, have just imported the largest and most up-to-date cash register yet introduced into Taranaki, and, wo arc informed, the second largest in New Zealand. The machine is a marvellous check record of every transaction during the day’s work, ft jh fitted with a special appliance'to enable it to be worked by electricity, and in addition to recording the payment made by a customer and the assistant to whom payment ■was made, the machine issues what is, in effect, a card receipt as a fnr-

vn.er check which is handy to the customer. Tiie machine was installed by Mr. Land berg, the National Cash Register Co.’s expert.