Stratford News
( GENERAL PARAGRAPHS (From Our Evident, Reporter). The great attraction in Stratford yesterday was the Scottish. Society's annual concert and dance, which proved a great success, in spite of the stormy weather. The committee had been at great pains to ensure visitors having an enjoyable time, and in this they achieved the end in view. Details wilt appear in to-inor-row's issue. The annual meeting of the Stratford Licensing Committee will lie held at the Courthouse to-morrow (Friday) at noon. The Methodist choir gave a satisfactory performance of the cantata, "Tnc Haymakers,'' on Tuesday night. A first offender was yesterday convicted and discharged for imbibing alcoholic liquor too freely.
The funeral of tfffc late Cedric Francis Crawshaw took place yesterday, a large number of friends being present. In honor of the King's Birthday, a parade of Territorials was held yesterday. Inglewood still exceeds Stratford in the rainfall record, the figures for May being: Inglewood 10.84 inches and Stratford 9.83 inches.
The next meeting of the Borough Council should prove very interesting, as several matters of importance may be dealt with.
The decision arrived at with regard to the proposed freezing works is viewed with much satisfaction locally. The fact that farmers of such high standing as Mr. McCutchan (whose opinion on all matters concerning farming always carries great weight) so strongly advocate the erection of producers-owned works places tlie movement on a favorable' plane. . One important result of the works would be the greatly advanced price for fat cows, which at present are somewhat of a drug in the export market. Then again it will give a greater stimulus to pig-breeders, as they will have a sure and profitable outlet for their produce. These two lines are outside the ordinary beef and mutton supply, but should play an important part in'the success of the works and greatly increase the profits of dairymen. It would not be at all surprising to find 25,000 shares taken up readily at tnc start instead of the 12,500 stipulated.
The new winter clothing for men is attractive in many ways. Wise men will buy now while the variety is big, and they will find "The Kash" prices made to suit them. For high quality and low price Mullen and Marshall easily lead in Stratford.
You hardly feel the razor pass over your face yhen Stan. Sharp handles the shaving operation. Added to this delightful sense of comfort is the knowledge that every utensil is sterilised, and everything is absolutely clean. Next Bellririger's, Stratford. Your photograph will please them all —some of your friends have been expecting one for a long time —don't be satisfied with one taken years ago. Send tliem a fresh portrait, just as you are to-day, in your everyday attire. Having your portrait taken is as pleasant as an informal call on good friends. Make an appointment to-day with Mr 'McAllister, Stratfori
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 14, 4 June 1914, Page 3
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