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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 58, 4 March 1912, Page 6

Archbishop Redwood, accompanied by Father O’Shea, Wellington, paid a short visit to Stratford yesterday afternoon. They left by the three o’clock train for Hawera, whence they proceed to Wellington, paying visits i n route. The Now Zealand Agent-General reports :—The second scries of colonial wool sales, to have been held on March sth, will be postponed. The average price for the week for choicest Now Zealand butter was 1295, Australian 1255, Argentine 1255, Danish lASs 1 , Siberian 1275. The market was lifeless, and there was no demand. The market for cheese is firm, with good demand. The average price for the week for choicest New Zealand was 72s Gd for white and 72s for coloured. A large circle of friends will regret to learn of the death of Mrs. William Kelly, which occurred at her r> sidence, East Road, yesterday. Mrs. Kelly, who was seventy years old at the time of her demise, wis a dang 1 ■ tor of Mr. Benjamin King, pianoforte maker, London. She had been ailing for a number of years, and her end c s:ne as the result of an apoplectic lit. Mrs. Kelly, who is, survived by her husband, had resided in Stratford for about thirty years. The ITin.cral leaves her late residence at I.GO o’clock tomorrow afternoon for the Kop.nit.’.ma Cemetery.

NOTES AND MEMO3AN3A. Tiio Wliangamomona County Council publishes a notice regard! a;:; < vcrdue rates. The N.Z. Loan and Mercr.nl lie' AgCo.’s Puuiwhakau sheep f: ir, r’:iCi takes place on Wednesday, il.-.;c.'i !:i. AC }•■■ Young, Motor. ••;;(! r. next Ctrathinore sale nil! 1 e i .<>l.l ca Tlmrsday, March I !t)i.

POS'IT'OMQr-JXT. iVI CO.’S SOvt.V-ro S;.; > will he held on THl'i.SD.’i V, March 1 Ith, NOT March Bth, as previously notified.