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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5, 6 January 1914, Page 6

INGLEWOOD YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 7th JANUARY. TVTESSRS, MATTHEWS, GAMLIN A-’-*- and Co. will hold their weekly Stock Sale in their Inglewood Yard* on the above date.'Present entries:— 800 HEAD MIXED CATTLE. comprising- » 100 yearlings 3o store cows f) hulls Sale at 1 o’clock. STRATFORD HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. fBI HE' Hearty Thanks of the-Board * are ahcordotl to 'all donors of Christmas Gifts to the Tnstitutidni

THANKS. TBs Family of the late Mrs McDonald desire to tender their thanks to all friends for their sympathy and kindness in their j jMaeent' sad bereavement, especially! •'Pw Dn Rohertsoh fh’r' Untiring!attention and kindness and to Nurse >aj>d Miss iMcQuh'y, for their kindness e’yer, '■ " . ' ls 1 , .WANGANUI GIRLS*’ COLLEGE. i\i' ' Miss C. NT. Cruickshank, M.A., M.Sc. (Lady Principal.) FIRST TERM, 1914. THE Terms begin on Tuesday, 10th February. Applications for accommodation for Boarders should be made to the undersigned, from whom copies of the Prospectus mav be obtained. W. J. CARSON, * Secretary. WHA N G AMOMON A SPORTS. IN connection with the Sports at Whangamomona. on Thursday, January Bth, the Public Works Department’s train will connect with the ordinary evening train from Stratford on Wednesday, January 7th <1914. C. T. MURRAY, Resident Engineer. WHANCA-KOHU R ATA H I SPORTS. N N U A L EETINC AT WHANGAMOMONA. THURSDAY, JANUARY Slh. SPLENDID PROGRAMME. LARGE ENTRIES. THE SETTLERS’ GATHERING. SPECIAL NOTE.—Visitors arc reminded that the 7 p.m. train leaving Stratford on the 7lh. will connect with the Public Works Department’s train at Pohokura for Whangamomona that evening. A. McMEEKAN, Secretary. NOTICE TO FARMERS. '\IMOCK AND CO. are paying 5d “ per lb. for Bacon Pigs. J. MARRA, Buyer, Stratford. PEDIGREE PIGS. SALE—Purebred Pedigree Berkshire Pigs. Both sexes For further particulars apply, A. J. SMITH, Ca rdiff. LOST— In Stratford, on Saturday. Cameo Brooch in jet. Reward on leaving at T. I. Lapiason’s.