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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 52, 16 October 1911, Page 1

POLITICAL. STRATFORD ELECTORATE. MR. JOSEPH McCLUGGAGE, the LIBERAL CANDIDATE lor the Stratford Scat at the coming Election, will deliver an Address to the Electors at r-r u IROA —WEDNE3 DAY, Octal >er 18th. , IE YVERA—THURSDAY, October 19th. STRATHMORE—FRIDA \, October 20th. DOUGLAS—SATURDAY, October 21st. At 8 p.m. LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED.

BUSINESS MOTiCES. GREAT REMOVAL SALE. Owing to the enormous increase of our business, we are compelled to move to larger promises. During necessary alterations we are holding a GREAT CLEARANCE SALE to save removal, lu per cent. 3s in the Round, Discount. On all our. Up-to-date Stock. DON’T MISS THIS SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. THE GOLDSMITHS AMD SILVERSMITHS’ CO. THE JEWELLERS, STRATFORD. AMUSEMENTS.

BOM 8 K ATS MG RBNK. Open Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Afternoon Sessions—Ladies and Children Gd, Gents Is. . Evening Sessions —Ladies Is, Gents Is Gd. Taranaki agricultural SOCIETY’S THIRTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL SPRING ' SHOW. To bo hold on the . SOCIETY’S GROUNDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, On WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. November 22nd and 23rd. Breeders, Farmers, and all Fancier? of Live Stock should write for a Schedule of the Liberal Competitions of EnGie t s ie Tor FACTORY PR TIER CLASSES CLOSE on OCTOBER 14. Entries for FACTORY CHr.KSE CLASSES CLOSE ON NOVEMBER 14. ■ GENERAL ENTRIES CLOSE on NOVEMBER IS. ARTHUR CLIFF, Secretary, Caro W. Bewlcy, New Plymouth. STRATFORD A CRICULTURAL & TT£. AST ORAL SHOW, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20th AND 30th. Classes in Cattle, Horses, SSiesp, Pigs, Dogs, Poultry, Homo Industries, Dairy and Other Produce, Technical and Sshccl Children’s Exhibits THE GREATEST DAIRY-MAN’S SHOW In the Dominion. Come and See the Horse-jumping ami Military Events. BUTTER EAT COMPETITION. Errata— ln Class No. 1-15 (Pedigree Jersey), the Prizes should read: First Prize CIO 10s, Second Prize G2 10s, Third Prize Cl Is. Class No. 1G; Best Colt, Mare nr Golding, any age, sired by Young Victor —Prize, trophy value £8 Bs. Class IGa-.Best Colt, Mare, or Goldin, r (3 years or under), sired by Young ' Victor. Prize, trophy, value £1 4s. Class 16b: Best Yearling sired by Young A ictor. trophy, value £2 2s. ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd. Schedules on application to E. JACKSON, Secretary.