STRATFORD.

Taranaki Daily News, 13 August 1920, Page 6

STRATFORD.

TARANAKI DAILY NEWS. STRATFORD AGENCV THE DAILY NEWS is the beat advertiainj: medium in the Stratford district H readies- all oarts of Taranaki, and ail classes of the community. Advertisements and items of news for publication should be left at the office of the local representative, W. J. Wilson, new Union Baafc. Telephone 338. P.O. Box J23. August 12. The Price Investigation Tribunal (Messrs. C. M. Luke, A. J. Maxwell and M. J. Reardon) held a sitting in Stratford this morning. A number of complaints were received, the nature of which cannot at present be indicated by the Tribunal. Mr. Luke said the Tribunal had found during their stay in Taranaki that the rising price of land had an important indirect bearing on the high cost of commodities. The following is the text on a brass memorial tablet which has been put up in the Municipal Buildings corridor in connection with the Roll of Honor:— "This Roll of Honor to the men of the Stratford district who made the supreme 'sacrifice in the Great War, 1914-19, was graciously unveiled by H.R.H. Edward, Prince of Wales, on his visit to Stratford, May 3rd, 1920." New Books, 6/6 Editions:—"The Forbidden Trail," by Honere Willsie; "The Girl of O.K. Valley," by Robt. Watson; "The Touch of Abner," by H. A. Cody; "Wooden Spoil," by Victor Rousseau; "Apache Gold," by White Birch; "The Cottage of Delight," Will Harben. Also many others in 2/6 editions. H. J. Hopkins, Stratford. Farmers! Before the busy season begins, bring the family in to be photographed. A f.-.milj group is always of value and interest. Take the present opportunity. We have special equipment at .McAllister's studio, Stratford.'