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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 99, 9 December 1911, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. SSf, r*is | i WHY YOU SHOULD ORDER YOUR XMAS SUIT NOW ! 4 We can assure delivery. We can do justice to you and ourselves. We can hold the Suit awaiting your convenience. Price 60s, 655, 70s, 765. THE EGMONT CLOTHING COMPANY.

AUCTION SALES. QJLLBES * FOll— NALDER December— Okaiawa—Monday, 11 Glover Hoad, Hawsra, Thursday. 14 Monthly Horse Fair, Princes Sweet Bazaar, Hawera, 16 Auroa—Monday, 18 Manaia —Tuesday, 1 9. INGLEWOOD. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13th. MATTHEWS & ifJL will bold their usual'lnglewood Weekly Cattle Sale on WEDNESDAY, NEXT, at their Inglewood lards. PRESENT ENTRIES—HEAD MIXED CATTLE. Including—--16 dairy cows, in profit and to calve 6 yearlings 1 Holstein bull. Sale at 1 o’clock. PUBLIC NOTICES. STRATFORD AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB. Tipi HE Annual Meeting will jbo held JL at the Borough Council Chambers, on TUESDAY, December 12th, at 8 p.m. Business. Annual Report and Balance Sheet and General. E. H. KIYELL, Hon. Sec. STRATFORD COUNTY COUNCIL. UNPAID RATES. ID ATEPAYERS are hereby notiiL' lied that Rates Must be Paid by the 23rd December, 1911. In cases where it is an inconvenience co pay the whole, half the rates will be accepted, the balance to be paid by the end of January, 1912. WM. HATHAWAY, Chairman.

STRATFORD COUNTY COUNCIL. WAIPUKU GRAVEL RESERVE. TENDERS, to close at the County Office, Stratford, at 10 a.in. on 'WEDNESDAY, December 20th, 1911, are invited for the lease of the Wnpuku Gravel Reserve, contain; ng 9 Acres. Conditions may be seen at the County Office, Stratford. * WM. HATHAWAY, Ciiairman. FOR SALE OR LEASE. FARM of 81 Acres, freehold, five miles from New Plymouth; sixroomed house, and all necessary outbuildings ; sub-divided and well water ed. Full particulars on application Apply by letter to “H.W.,” care thi? office. E S L E Y CHOIR V ” XMAS CONCERT. WESLEY CHURCH, STRATFORD. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1911. JJOLY TRINITY CHURCH. SALE OF WORK. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12th. Needlework, Produce, Sweets, Fancy, Flower Stalls. Morning and Afternoon Tea. To he opened by J. B. HINE, Esq. M.P., at 11 a.m. In the P A R I S H HALL. Admission 6d. TO THE ELECTORS. STRATFORD DISTRICT. T, DESIRE to most heartily Thank i the large body of Liberal Electors who gave me their generous support at yesterday’s poll, and especially the Ladies and Young Men who worked so hard on my behalf. Though defeated, I consider I am my no mean: disgraced, and will, on the first opportunity, again offer myself foi Stratford’s suffrage and support. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours sincerely, J. McCLUGGAGE.