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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 78, 28 March 1912, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. REIJ UGED. CROCKERY PRSCES 10 TO 25 PER CENT. YOU who have broken China to replace, or Wedding Invitations to answer, should profit NOW and profit greatly. FOR TEN DAYS WE ARE HOLDING A GREAT CROCKERY SALE. to got our heavy stocks reduced. Splendid Bargains in good Crockery of every description. SALE CLOSES MARCH 30th. TARANAKI HARDWARE COMPANY. fl/T ISSES RYAN IyJL Reg to inform the LADIES OF STRATFORD And Surrounding Districts, that they are now prepared to undertake DRESSMAKING at Rooms at back of the Church of England. Satisfaction Guaranteed. i 33 33 U3S3SQ KEEP IT BY YOU ALWAYS I It cures all Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Burns, or Scalds, promptly and completely. It Is a perfectly safe and trustworthy ointment to > have about the house. Sold Everywhere - • HQ V u o rn *7ita m r o m e sy i Slst.il I mown HALL, STRATFORD. JL Direction John Fuller and Sons. TUESDAY, AFRIT 2nd. When anything new appears on the horizon or amusement the people sit up and exclaim, “What, Ho” or “Ha ! Ha! What is this?” . FASOLA Is Coming! FASOLA . The INDIAN FAKIR. FASOLA The INDIAN FAKIR. FASOLA The Great Magician. FASOLA The Mystifier. FASOLA The Great Chief of Black FASOLA. , Art. - . j;i .f A . FASOLA Fakir of' tlicV'Edst. FASOLA The Silent Hindu, Necromancy as it, is... A weird and mysterious exhibition of this most marvellous of all performances. FASOLA THE GREAT. He has astonished the. world. He is at present bamboozling Wellington Citizens. His name is great in the land FASOLA. FASOLA. FASOLA. FASOLA, THE INDIAN FAKIR. Messrs. John Fuller 'and Sons are Sending a Select Company of Gifted and Versatile Artists to support FASOLA, THE GREAT MAGICIAN, Prominent on the Bill are— ,5 ' THE WINDSOR CHORISTERS. A quartette of Sweet-toned Boy Singers, led by JAMES ILES, the Famous Boy Soprano, who sang before tho King. DON’T MISS FASOLA. N Box Plan at Grubb’s Music Warehouse. ' . Prices: 3s, 2s, Is; uo booking fee. , ELECTION OF SCHOOL COMMITTEES. THE ANNUAL - MEETING of Householders for the v Election of School Committees will be held in tho several School Districts, at. the places stated below, on MONDAY, April 22, at the' hour of '7 p.m., for the purpose of electing .duly nominated persons as Members of School Committees* for the ensuing year, as provided by Section 110 of “The Education Act, 1908.” Tire number of persons to be elected for each district is as follows: , “Ackland, Mt. Messenger, Denbigh, Harford, Hurirnoana, Kahui, Kina, Kbhuratahi, Maskers, Mangaehu, Matau, Makahu, Mohakau, Mangahume, Mangorei Upper, Mangorej Lower, Newall, Okoke, Oeo, Okau, Opua, Pukearuhe, Piko, Purangi, Puniwhakau, Pukcho, Rowan, Tahora, Tututawa, Tongaporutu each live (5) persons. The election will be held in the respective school houses. “Awatuna, Bell Block, Bird, Cardiff, Carrington, Dudley, Douglas, Durham, Egmont Village, Frankley, Fitzroy, Hillsborough, Huiroa, Hiiiakaraa, Huirangi ,Korito, Kent, Kai■mata, Kaimiro, Koru, Lincoln, Lepperton, Marco, Midhirst, Mahoe, Norfolk, Ngaire, Omnta, Pembroke, Piliama, Pohokura, Puugarchu, Puniho, Ruhotu, Raupiiha, Ratapiko, Stanley, Tarurutaugi, 'l'e Kiri, Tikorangi, Tariki. Toko, Tuna, Uronui, Uruti, Waroa, Waihi, Waiongdn'a, Whangaraomona, Waitui, and' York, each seven (7) persons. The election will be held in the respective school-houses. _ “Kent election to be held in the Kent school-house. “New Plymouth, Inglewood, Stratford, Waitara, and West End, each nine (9) persons. The election will be held in the respective school-houses. NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES. “Householders of the various school districts are hereby requested to send in to the Chairman of the School Committee in their District the names of persons, being Resident, Householders, nominated by them to serve on the Committee for the ensuing term: “The nominations must be in writing, signed by the proposer and candidate, and sent to the Chairman of the School Committee on or before MONDAY, April 15, 1912, not later than 8 p.m. • “Nominations may also lie made at the meeting of Householders to be held on MONDAY, April 22, 1912. “The first meeting of each of tho newly-elected Committees for the appointment of Chairman is hereby convened at the above-named places immediately after the elections.” By Order of the Board. P. S. WHITCOMBS. Secretary. Education Office, March 25, 1912.