NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 33, 2 October 1912, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Mr. William Richards, of Cardiff, publishes a notice of thanks in another column. Interesting lecture on the China Inland Mission in the Primitive Methodist Chucrh on Thursday night. At the Eltham sale yards to-mor-row. Messrs. Gillies and Nalder will hold a cattle sale. Entries appear in another column. A youth is wanted for the butchery business. The N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. advertise their Te. Wera cattle sale, which takes place on Friday. The Cash Boot Arcade are to hold a great make-room sale, commencing on Saturday next. Big reductions will be secured in all lines of boots and shoes, and on an inset circulated with I this issue a few particulars are given of this great bargain flutter.

j A now remedy for colds and coughs, which differs entirely from those already on the market, is now intro- ! duccd to the public in “Kean’s EsI scnco.” The important feature of this I preparation is tiiat people are enabled i to make their own cough cure in hulk, i from the concentrated mixture, which I is placed at their disposal by Air Hean, ; at minimum cost Is 6d a bottle. With ' regard to Mr. G. W. Hean himself, I we may say that he is an exceptionally ! capable chemist of long experience. He is, in short, a man of ability, who is not, by any chance, likely to put out an unworthy article. Particulars of Mr. Newton King’s Haymarket and Mart sales are published elsewhere. On Thursday, October 10th. Mr. Newton King will sell household furniture and effects at Miranda Street, on account of Mr. F. Rhodes, who is leaving Stratford. On Friday evening the married folk of Toko, are tendering a return social to single ladies and the bachelors at the Coronation Hall, Toko. A parcel containing three boots ere "K-ortised for.