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Taranaki Daily News, 6 August 1930, Page 8

1.T.N.0.T.G.A.0.T.U. LODGE STRATFORD NO. 75 A.F. & A.M. rpHE Brethren will assemble at the Lodge Room, Regan Street, To-day (Wednesday), at 1.15 sharp for the funeral of late Brother L. V. Gibson. Brethren of other lodges are invited to attend. By Order of the W.M. S'fRATFORD EX-SERVICEMEN. A LL Ex-servicemen are asked to parade at the residence of their late Comrade, Sergeant L. V. Gibson, comer of Cordelia Street and Cloton Road, at 1.45 p.m., to pay last respects in attending his funeral to-day (Wednesday). L. E. LYONS, See. Ex-service League. THANKS. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Read wish to thank neighbours 'and kind friends for their help and for letters, telegrams and floral emblems received in their recent bereavement. THANKS. Mrs. J. Lovings and family desire to specially thank the doctors and staff of the Hawera Public Hospital for kindness and attention giver, to the late Arthur Lovings during his long illness, and to all those who sent messages, letters and telegrams in their recent bereavement. One ca.. always do with a new hat provided it is smart and at a price. Owing to exceptional purchase of ladies’ millinery McGruer’s, New Plymouth, are offering on Friday three special lines. See window.* "A bottle of mammitis paint goes very much further than you claim for it and I wish to congratulate you on your remedy,” writes a dairy farmer to S. Lissaman, Chemist, Box 63A, Kaponga.* WATCH THE CALF PADDOCK. Dairy farmers should look to the condition of their calf paddock. Topdress liberally with lime and phosphates. Keep the grass short and when grass fails provide some succulent substitute. Also provide plenty of clean drinking water, shelter, and ! a salt lick. The best calfmeal to feed is •Tui.” W.