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Taranaki Daily News, 23 August 1930, Page 3

WRESTLING! WRESTLING! TOWN HALL, STRATFORD. THURSDAY, AUGUST 28,1930, at 8 p.m. THURSDAY, AUGUST 28,1930, at 8 p.m. LUNDYN (Finland)- V. EBERT (Austria) LUNDYN (Finland) EBERT (Austria) LUNDYN (Finland) V. EBERT (Austria) GOOD AMATEUR CONTESTS. PRICES: 10/-, 5/.- and 2/6. (all plus tax). Box Plan now open at Rex Watson A 'Phone 300, Stratford. C. C. JOHNSTON, Hon. Sec., ; Stratford Wrestling Assn. .

■ MEETINGS. ] ’ NOTICE. MEETING to form a Branch of the Farmers’ Union at Puniwhakau will be held in the Puniwhakau School Room on August 26, 1930, at 8 p.m. Mr. C. J. Harris, organiser, will be in attendance. Mr. Murray, Toko branch, Mr. Wood?, Huiroa, and Mr. Ford, Strathmore,' will, address the meeting. ' L. BUNN, Convener. LEAGUE .OF NATIONS’ UNION. NNU AL . JJ EE.T I N G . 1 THURSDAY, ■ AUGUST. 28. Y.W.C.A. Hall, Powderham Street, 8 p.m. BUSINESS: Election of Officers; Report - - - and General. Mr. A. Douglass, Principal Friends’ School, Wanganui, will give a Lantern Lecture “Attending the Tenth Assembly at Geneva.” , . ' Mrs. Douglass will speak on “Women s Work in the AIT interested are cordially invited. Chairman: -His Worship the Mayor. M. GOLDSBURY, Chairman L.N.U. BOXING. ■ gOXING! gc gOXING! B 0XING! .. boxing f ' SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6/ ; THE MATCH OF THE YEAR. (Return Contest.) TOMMY DONOVAN TOMMY DONOVAN TOMMY DONOVAN . TOMMY DONOVAN Versus JOHNNY LECKIE JOHNNY LECKIE JOHNNY LECKIE JOHNNY LECKIE CORONATION HALL, N.P. The Night of the Taranaki-Hawke’s Bay Match. . RESERVE THIS DATE. P. E. STAINTON, Acting Secretary.

HORTICULTURAL SHOWS. J)AFFODIL gHOW. (Under Auspices Methodist Church) . . CLIFTON HALL, WAITARA. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, September 11 and 12, 1930. SCHEDULE includes Amateur Classes for Daffodils, Cut Flowers, Decorative Classes, Fancy Work, Cooking Etc. Also special open class for Daffodils. THIS IS THE POPULAR NORTH TARANAKI SPRING SHOW. ~ Apply for Schedule to— R. H. LAWRENCE, - Hon/ Secretary. TO POULTRY FANCIERS. jq'EW JMPORTED gLOOD fTAVING considerably increased my stock and plant, I am now in a position to supply DAY-OLD CHICKS 5 AND SETTINGS of eggs in any number. The introduction of new blood, more eggs per hen and concentration upon good type has been my aim. Last year a cockerel was purchased at considerable cost from Australia and placed at the head of my’ flock. This is a grandson of the famous Maisie (registered R.O.P. hen No. 6) . that laid 351 cjgs in 364 days at the. British Columbia egg - laying competition at Agassis, Canada, while on the male side there are two crosses of 330 and 307 egg producers. Cockerels from this magnificent bird are being used this year and the progeny I am now offering should be great egg layers and full of quality. ■ My birds, this year, have won 50 prizes, 13 specials and 6 cups, as well as the John Jarvis Honour Bowls. - WHITE LEGHORN— Day-cld chicks, 15/- per dozen, or £5 10s per 100. Settings 10/6. LIGHT SUSSEX.—IS/- per setting. IMPORTED STRAIN, American Barred Rocks. —£1 Is per setting. BOOK ORDERS EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. Visitors cordially welcomed at the farm. A? J. DAVEY, 'Phone 628. Celia St., Stratford. Stratford Poultry Farm, rjiHE ’’JYARANAKI J N VESTMENT AND DEPOSIT CORPORA! ION LIMITED. Directors: Messrs. J. B. Richards (Chairman), Jas. Fredric, E. Marfell, Alan Good, H. G. Gibson, L. R. Curtis, S. Macalister. Liberal advances made on mortgage at Lowest Current Rates. Deposits received'. INTEREST: - At Call 44 percent. 6 Months 5 per cent. 12 and 24 Months ...... 6 percent. WILLIAM POWER, Secretary, Stratford.