NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 93, 14 December 1912, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

The proof .of the Christmas pudding is in the eating. But there are othci things wanted to assist the annual feast. Have you read Messrs Bellringers’ offer in their cutlery advertisement? The thirty-six pieces offered are the best in knives, ’ forks . and spoons and carry the firm’s personal guarantee. The value is simply astonishing, call and see for yourself. in another column of this issue will be found particulars with regard to the train services for Christmas and Now Year holidays, by the New Zealand Railways. In another column of tin's issue, Mr H. J. Hopkins, bookseller, stationer, and fancy goods dealer, Broadway, announces his great Christmas bazaar with gifts to young and old. The shop looks really delightful, and is full of everything to suit everybody, and is well worth a visit from Christmas gift buyers. The Services at Wesley Church tomorrow will bo taken by Air R. Wickham in tho morning and the Rev. A. Reader in the evening. Evening subject, “The Silence of Jesus.” All aro cordially invited. x A replace advertisement from Air Godfrey Phillips appears in this issue. Messrs AV. and E. Brocklebank have a number of velvet pile carpet squares and runners for sale cheap. The N.Z.L. and M.A. Co., Ltd., will sell at their Elt-ham yards on Wednesday next, 400 head of cattle. At the Hawera yards on Thursday, December 19th, the N.Z.L. and M.A. Co., Ltd.j will sell 400 head of cattle. Alcssrs Matthews, Bennett and Co. will hold their usual weekly sale in their Inglewood yards next AVednesday. The AVhangamomona County Council has a notice in this issue with respect to dog registration for the year 1913. Divine worship will be conducted tomorrow morning and evening in the Broadway Church by the Rev B. Metson. Hearty singing, bright services. All are cordially invited. x The Druids announce in this issue that they are holding their Christina? Festivities in the Foresters Hall on Wednesday next, the 18th. All members’ wives and children are cordiallj invited to attend at / .30. No chaig€ will be made. . • , , A girl to help in house is wanted. Newton King will sell 500 head of mixed cattle at the Stratford yards on Friday next. We have to acknowledge the receipt from Mr Newton King (Stratford agent) of a copy of the National Mutual Society’s annual calendar and maps of the world, showing in prominence the naval stations, fortified points and English trade routes. Ladies, he sure your men friends smoke Regent Cigarettes. Thus they will he able to secure spleucnd free gifts for you. For Gentlemen a nice present would he a Swan Fountain Pen .in plain or gold mounted, 12s 6d to 42s 6d Indent just received direct from London. Charles E. James. x Alen’s apparel is our speciality. We lay ourselves out to clothe men and boys better than ever for less money. And we do it. There’s a distinctiveness about our suits that makes a follow feel well-dressed and satisfied with himself. And that smart, well-cut appearance lasts right through the wearing term, which is longer than most. We are the Egmont Clothing Co., and just now we olfer specially good value in men’s and boys’ ready-to-wear suits. > Brisk demand for Hoyle’s Prints (fast dye), Roslyn Summer-weight Underwear, and AVarner’s famous Rustproof Corsets. Mount Egmont and Stratford view ware; unique designs; Is to 4s 6d. Charles E. James. x Ask to see tho new low bust, longskirted models in “Warner s Rustproof Corsets. Every pair guaranteed. Local drapers. *