NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 69, 16 March 1912, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Messrs. Young, Hobbs and Co. publish particulars of a selection of freehold dairy farms. Mr. M; C. Aagaard, saddler, Broadway, has a large stock of horse covers in stock. You arc invited to inspect. The letters for the Stand-Out Tea competition, closing on the 26th inst., are 5.0.1.R.1.T.Q.M.P.8.T.L. There was a slight error in the announcement we recently published. The writer of the best sentence composed of words commencing with the letters above enumerated wins the guinea. Mr. Newton King conducts a cattle and sheep sale at the Toko salcyards on Monday next. Messrs. Young, Hobbs and Co. sell -1000 mixed sheep at their Stratford supplementary sheep fair on Monday. On Wednesday next, March 20th, Messrs Matthews and Bennett sell 350 head of mixed cattle at Inglewood. At the Primitive Methodist Church, Broadway, to-morrow, the harvest thanksgiving services will he celebrated There will be special singing and addresses. The preachers are the Revs B. Metson and N. Hyde. A hearty welcome extended to all. On Tuesday, a fruit and jelly social will be held, when a good programme will ho presented.* An advertiser lias a good quiet cow in full profit, for sale. The Woodvillo Bacon Co. and Messrs. T. Borthwick and Sons will n»t receive pigs next week. Timely topics will be dealt with at Wesley Church to-morrow by Rev. C. C. Harrison. The choir will lead in well-known hymns, and also render a prelude and anthem in the evening service. All are cordially invited. x