NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 5, 31 December 1912, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

An advertiser has vacancies for two or three permanent boarders. Messrs Dimock and Co. advertise their list of receiving dates for January. Messrs Masters and Son advertise the Banner rotary washing machine, which they claim i$ absolutely the best on the market. •

Tea, sandwiches and cakes may be obtained-in the lawn and outside refreshment room at the Stratford races on : Wednesday and Thursday, at the small charge of Is. A boy for the bakehouse is wanted. The Central Co-operative Store Co. announce in another column that they have been appointed agents for oh> Hawke’s Bay Fruitgrowers’ Association, and are. now booking orders for seasonable "fruits, also for preserving peaches for February-March delivery. A black mare lost on Sunday night is advertised for. The Inglewood Bacon Coy. advertise their'receiving dates for January. The Whangamomona Sports to be -held on Friday, January 3rd, are attracting a great crowd. A good outing is promised, there being nearly a hundred competitors. Trains will leave Stratford at 7 p.m. on Thursday night, returning to Stratford in time to catch Saturday morning’s express to Wellington. The world’s champion.axemen will be present, and above all, first class arrangements have been made by the committee to ensure a good day’s pleasure to all patrons. x Mr D. Beaumont, of the j Central Tea Rooms, has brought his establishment? up to date in k manner that will be greatly appreciated by patrons. An electric fan revolving in the centre of the refreshment room wafts cool breezes upon the scene, imparting to the matutinal or afternoon tea an additional zest. Already the innovation has been most favourably commented on, and no doubt ii will be further appreciated as custom grows. Mr Beaumont notifies in another column his specialities in refreshments, small goods, and confectionery, and refers to his trade in the staple article of food—our t|aily .bread.