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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 72, 20 June 1928, Page 6

A good number of ex-soldiers are joining the Taranakj Ex-Servico League, recently formed at Stratford. The holding of a smoke concert at an early date is mooted. . 1 A"t a meeting of the executive of the Poultry and Winter Show Association held last tiifjht th'v president Mr A. J. D'avey, wa s appointed delegate to the annual conference of the North Island Poultry and Pigaoi Association, to be held at Palmerston, North. In the. past the conference. has been held at Palmerston North every year, but IVlr Davey was instructed to vote in favour of a proposal* being madfi to hold the conference in a different centre each year. The .Stratford body's support of the move is conditional! on the conference being held at the time oil the annual poultry, show in the centre chosen. Mr Davey will also support a proposal for the pooling of the expenses of. delegates attending tho conference.

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