NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 96, 18 December 1912, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Mr F. Edwards, chemist, advertises the famous Fiver’s perfumes in his space elsewhere. .These perfumes give satisfaction in every way, and would make a suitable and delightful Xmas persent. Particulars of Mr Newton King’s Haymarket sale appears elsewhere. Mr Newton Kng, District Agent at New Plymouth and Agent in Stratford for the Phoenix 'Assurance Co., forwards handy wall calendars and useful 1913 pocket diaries issued by the Company. “Cooper’s Sheepman’s Note limik,” that very handy annual publication compiled 'by William Cooper and Nephews, of Sheep Dip fame, reaches us from Mr Newton King, District Agent at Stratford.

A lost dark grey rough cattle dog is advertised for.

A combined dining and billiard table in good order is offered for sale. By dealing with E. A. Alger, grocer, etc., you save money galore. Give him a trial- and buy your Christmas crockery from the Federal Store. Mr G. W. Mills’ Great Christmas Fair is in full swing, with a great variety of wonderful things for Christmas and New Year presents. Why send away for your goods? is the theme of an inset from the Heady Money Store. ft draws comparisons and proves conclusively that you can buy equally as cheap, sec what you are getting, and save th» cost of carriage by dealing with Robinson and Son. Christmas furnishings are priced both “old” and “new,” and the marked difference should ho of keen interest to all. Mr B. Harkness notifies that he has a range of English mowers on hand, which are just the thing for a small farm. Bee advertisement elsewhere* A man for machine milking is wanted at once. Mr A. Spence, draper, announces that he is giving a big Xmas bonus in the form of discount, and cordially invites everybody to inspect his large and varied assortment of summer goods. Messrs R. H. White and Co. are drawing attention to special Christmas bargains, and ask our readers to see the wonderful blouses they have just secured at deeperate prices. On Monday next, Mr Newton King will sell 110 head of mixed cattle at tiu> Toko yards. Particulars appear elsewhere. Mr Newton King notifies that he will conduct a stock .sale at the Kaponga sale yards on Saturday, December lllst. Entries appear in another column. „ At the Hawern salevards'to-morrow the N.Z.L. and M.A. Co. will sell 400 head of mixed cattle. Season’s compliments to one and all and please accept our cordial invitation to call and have a stroll round. Charles E. James. x