TOWN AND COUNTRY.

Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 383, 15 March 1937, Page 4

TOWN AND COUNTRY.

BOROUGH WATER SUPPLY. Th water . apply v.' 11 be cut off totnorruw in Cordelia Street from Re gan.'Street to Pembroke Road, and P Aneonio Street, between the hours of 8 a.ri. and 2 p.m. mus;c at the: show. ’ Th ; Citizens’ Brass Band (Conductor A. J. Kelly} and the Pipe Band (Drum Major Herdman) v: re in at teiKli nee at tire A. and P. fehow on People’s Day,'and contributed to the enjoj meat of the gathering. The Pipe Band led tie parade, and memb rs played for the Highland dancing coini'petitions. SUCCESS OF PEOPLE’S DAY. The success of People’s Day at the Stratford Show was a tribute to the organisation of the president (Mr A . H. R. Ainess), the committee, work ers, and th secretary (Mr W. F. Ross), tucked by the support of tb p general public •in attending so well . The ring events, were varied, and the programme was k «pt up Io timetable for which the announcer (Mr W. A Be tts) deserves cred’t, rs w- ’! ns; f«r keeping the ringsiders informed ■ of the results. AUTUMN OR SPRING CHOW? The qirstiou whe'her fhr St.-atfbrd A. and P. Society will carry on with a spring or an autumn show in the future will be discussed by the committee. The President, Mr A. H. R. Amess, says the decision would dep nd largely on Whether the exhibitors and the public generally had indicated by their patronage of the present autumn show, whether they desired it again. This would be known when the financial results of the present show were m-cle available. Whatever the financial resuP of the show it was generally conced'd that the experiment hud been worth while.