NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 73, 19 November 1912, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

A nice selection of town sections and properties, as well as a few new country acres, appears in the change of advertisement appearing to-day under the name of Jackson, Bros., on page 3. Messrs H. Kerr and Co., bakers and confectioners, announce that they have opened a shop next to the Courthouse, where first-class bread and small goods may now bo obtained. Mr. T. Lamason, auctioneer and [and agent, advertises a farm of 157 acres for sale. A reward is offered to the finder or a black boarcly pup. ' . Mr G. W. Mills, Broadway, has just opened up a huge stock of toys and fancy goods for Christmas, also a large and varied assortment of new Christmas presents. Particulars will be found in another column. The third and final of the Melbourne’s great series of “job” sales is announced to commence on .Saturday next. The inset circulated with to-day’s, issue contains particulars of •the many startling bargains _ offered. All those desirous of purchasing standard merchandise at economy prices should make a point of attending this sale,

■ Tenders fire invited for the constructioti of traffic bridges over the Tangarakan River on tlio Ohnra Road. Messrs Matthews. Bennett and Co. hold their usual cattle sale at their Inglewood saleyards to-morrow. Messrs Kerr and Mcßain publish a notice to customers in another column.

Mr Arch. Rawlcs (successor to Watson and Rawles) has a special announcement in another column, which should interest readers. The Stratford Rifle Club will hold a shoot on their range on Thursday next. A roll of motor cycle tools lost on York Road are advertised for.