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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 39, 10 February 1912, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Mr. A. Colenum advertises in this issue particulars of a lirst-class dairy farm of 232 acres. Particulars appear in another column. Train arrangements in connection with Wirths’ Circus are advertised in this issue. At the .Primitive Methodist Church to-morrow Divine worship will ho conducted morning and evening. At the close of the former a communion service will be held. The preachers for the day are Rev. B. Mctson and A. Hyde (late of Auckland). An urgent invitation is extended to all. x On Thursday next, February loth, the N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., holds a stock sale at the Hawera yards. Newcomers and others are cordially invited to the bright and hearty services to he conducted in Wesley Church by Rev. Colin C. Harrison, at J 1 a.m. and 7 p.m. x A comi>etent housokcepor is wanted at once. A girl to assist in a private house is wanted. On Tuesday, February 20th, Mr. Newton King will hold his Stratford annual ram fair at the Stratford yards. Mr. Newton King’s Douglas annual sheep fair takes place on Monday, February 19th. Entries to date appear elsewhere. Warner’s Corsets are splendid holiday corsets. They cannot rust nor break, nor can the fabric tear. Prices 03 6ci and upwards, from local draper?. v When buying your Electric Lamps, see that they are branded “Osrams” or “Brirndawn,” Both these lamps are made in England, and are first quality. The Osrams are 3s each, and the Brimsdawn 2s Gd each, for 16, 32, or 50 candle power. English-made lamps are undoubtedly the best.—McMillan ind Frednc. Agents. x