NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 35, 10 February 1913, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Mr Charles Lockwood makes application fo£ a slaughtering r license. The New Zealand Railway Department advertise the train arrangements for the Taranaki Races at New Plymouth on Wednesday and Thursday next. People having claims in the estate of the late John McDonough, of Wellington and Whangamomona, are requested to send them to the Public Trust Office, Hawera. Mr Garrett E. Wilson, furnisher, has an announcement in this issue, with regard to his high-class furniture andf decorations, which are to he juul at- moderate? prices. We would refer our readers to Mr J. H. 'Thompson’s advertisement in which hb offers dairy farm with a carrying papacity of 40 cows. The laiid is of efcc<jllcnt quality, and the terms are easy enough for anyone. Our readers are. reminded of the sale of furniture, etc., to he offered on account of Mr F. W. Wake, at Regan Street, Stratford, on Thursday next, |he' J3th inst. Particulars appear elsewhere. . A notification with regal'd to a wonderful healing agency styled “KowKow,” invented 'by Mr J. M. Hignett, appears in another column of this issue to which readers are referred. The N.Z. L. and M. Agency Co., in conjunction with Messrs Webster, Dobson and Co., will sell 650 head of mixed cattle. Entries are advertised.

The one great safe and speedy cure for colds—Tonking’s Linseed Emulsion. s The after-season sale, now running at A. Spence’s establishment, is a centre of great attraction to the thrifty. This is not to be wondered at, considering the very low prices at which the goods are being sold. Incredible though it may seem, it is a fact that many lines —notably, blouse robes, one-piece dresses, silk and muslin blouses, dress materials, dress muslins, merlawns, etc. —are being sold considerably under cost to effect a clearance. . s Postcards. The largest range in Stratford from Id to 6d each. Charles E. James. x