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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 97, 14 August 1914, Page 6

STRATFORD CLUB STABLES. J, THACKER H AS pleasure in stating that now in charge of the lie is above stables, where he has accommodation for thirty-two stands. Everything is now and up to date, ami the Stables are new and well sitn-i ated. Stands Is, Feeds, Is 6d. All ■ civility and attention. NOTICE. I I I TM POUNDED in the Stratford Pound, by County Ranger, for trespass on the Pembroke Road, 1 Red and White Cow, 2 notches in top of ear, 1 under side of off car. If not claimed by the 20th of August, will sold at the Stratford Pound at 12 o’clock noon. Dated this 13th day of August, 1914. CHARLES MILNER, Poundkeeper.

I ! CARNIVAL QUEEN CONTEST. ; I - RETURN OF BOOKS AND CASH. > AS the Contest lias been closed, i those holding books of tickets ! and cash are requested to return ■ game to the secretaries as soon as possible, ij T. MARSHALL, V. T. HALE, Joint Secretaries. j P.O. Box 9J. i I NATIONAL SCHOOLS DEFENCE LEAGUE. 1 CITIZENS DEFEND YOUR SCHOOLS. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held at the Town Hall on Monday, August 17th, at S p.m. I Address by Rev. 'I 1 . A. Williams (National Organiser). Questions invited. Collection. TO FACTORY ASSISTANTS. i ANTED Men for Cheese-making. » * Ring up the Manager at Lowi garth. LOWGARTH CO-OP. DAIRY Co., Ltd. p ! TO BUILDERS. EXTENDERS will he received at my S office up to 4 p.m. on Saturday the 22nd inst., for the erection of a cottage, Skinner Road. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ,■ JOHN D. HEALT, Architect.

MAORI DANCE AND CONCERT. A COMPANY of Maoris from HaoA- wera will attend at the Town Hail to-night, and give poi dances and liakas. Songs will also be rendered and the Maori Band will be in attendance. Doors open at 7..‘10. CHURCH SERVICES. —■ ■ HOLY TRINITY CHURCH—Stratford, 8 a.m., Holy Communion; IT, Morning Service and Holy Communion ; 2.30, Sunday School; 7, Evening Service. Midhirst, 11, Morning Service, Pembroke Hoad 2, Evening Service. Toko, 7, Evening Service. Bird Road, 7.30, Evening Service. Cardiff, 7.30, Evening Service. QALVATTON ARMY, Fenton Street —Prayer Meeting 7 a.m., Holiness Meeting 11 a.m., Children’s Service 2.30 p.m., Salvation Meeting 7 p.m., subject, “The Name above every Name.” Thursday the annual meeting in connection with the social work of the Army, Friday Prayer meeting. ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH—Morning, 11 ; Evening, 7. “Waiting for the News.” Toko. 2.30, “References to the War, and the part we should play in it.” Rev. J, Pattison. Minister. METHODIST CH rnerr—Stratford 11, Rev. A, O. Harris; 7, Rev. A, Reader. Subject, “The Holy Triple Alliance.” Midhirst, 11, Mr Wright; 7, Rev. A, O. Harris. Cardiff, 11. Rev. A. Reader. Stanley Road. 2.30. Mr .1. Jemisou; 7, Mr T. White. Tuna, 2.30. Mr T. White. Bird Road. 2.30, Rev. A. ()., Harris.

WHB IMW&m DIRECTORY, (Published ABnaally). Enables traders throughout tho Warh to communicate direct with English Msr.M'j'aotarars and Restore in ®a,ch class of goods. Besides Wjxf * complete commercial guide to Lea ! ‘>n mnd its suburbs, the director) contains lists of Expert Merchants -m,b t&« Qoada they ship, i.ad tb> doloniftl and Foreign Markets is»* supply; atsaßnshljs Ltm arranged under the Ports to wKia they sail, and iadioatin® the appro:? l mat® Sailings; Pravlßoia} Trada Mottoes of leading Manufacturers, Merc hast, ate., in the principal prorinoi*] i-owiif and industrial centre a of the Kingdom. A copy of t' « cayreaS cSitioa wil ho forwarded, freight paid, on receipt of "Postal Order for S©«. Dealers seeking Agencies cjwb B,Sv®r tiae their trade cards for Si, or larg* advertiftomeat-B from £3. ?HE P-DMRON E3IFU?CTQ3»V CSBSPKHf, LTD., Si, ifeiutt* E.fi