NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 69, 29 March 1913, Page 5

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Beautiful assortment of children’s wopjlqn goods opened up at Mr R. D. Lowers. A notification, with .regard, to the estate of Arthur Lee Guinness Hume, a missing person, is made by the Public Trustee.' •-t• ■ : Speci/dj services jn connection with the consummation of the Union of the Methodist Church in Stratford will be held to-morrow. In the morning a united service will be held in Wesley, r CJuu’clp to, he^cojnducted by the Rev. B. Metson, and in the evening a similar service will be held in the Broadway Church. A procession of the children of the Sunday schools will nieet.at the Broad way Church at 3 p.m. and march thrqugh the town tb the Church in Regan Street, where an address will be given by Rev. A.' Reader. All are cordially invited to these historic functions. Present entries for the N.Z. Loan and M.A. Coy’s, sale at Te Wera saleyards on Wednesday, April 2nd, total 1500 and 150 head of cattle. Mr J. H. Thompson has some good snips going in land according to his replace adve tisement. Mr B. Harkness in his replace advertisement, points out the advantages of the Standard separator skimmer. Messrs Matthews, Bennett, and Co. hold their ordinary cattle sale at Inglewood on Wednesday. Cattle and sheep sale at Douglas yards by Mr Newton King on Monday. Parcel containing drapery found between Stratford and Huiroa. A small horse-rug, lost on Friday evening, is advertised for. Special Indent Silver Plato just opened up. See window for some of the lines. Charles E. James, Broader x