NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 86, 18 April 1913, Page 5

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Mrs T. Young notifies that she is starting a boarding-house opposite the Stratford School, and has vacancies for several gentlemen boarders. \ ■ To-morrow’s dinner menu at Sanko’s dining hall is. advertised. Wo hold one sale each year. ‘ This is J our third, ; amd it js our intention to make it eclipse all previous sales. Charles E. James, Broadway. p'fqn minced ac a woman of taste and refinement? You will be if you secure your next costume from .the Cash -Tailoring Co. See this firm’s announcement in this issue. Tire HB. have a special line of Dreadnought Overcoats for "Winter wear. Two new snips in land values advertised in Messrs W. H. Young’s replace. Ladies coats of good quality at low prices at Lewers’. The N.Z. Loan and M.A. Co. and Webster, Dobson’s next Stratford stock sale will be held on 22nd inst.

Our loss, your gain. Roll up, and share in the large discounts. You need goods, we need cash. Sale discounts one month only. Charles E. James. Broadway. Messrs. Clark and Co., of Auckland, are selling in the Stratford Hotel Sample Rooms, on Tuesday, April 22 and the following Friday, a large quantity of ironmongery, saddlery, and drapery, without reserve. Applications are invited for the position of rangers to the Stratford Acclimatisation Society for the ensuing season. With this issue is being circulated Mr C. E. James’ sale bill regarding his third gigantic sale, a fixture which this year is destined to “tickle” everybody. Warner’s Rusi-proof Corsets. Every pair guaranteed not to rust, break, or tear. Your draper stocks “Warner c”. In another column the Stratford Acclimatisation Society are inviting applications for rangers for the ensuing season. The Society are determined to put down promiscuous shooting and destruction of trout, and so secure good shooting and fishing to licence holders. Rangers are to )>e appointed to all parts of the district, and a determined war waged on poachers. Save money for the coming hard winter, by visiting James’ Great Reduction Sale. Charles E. James, Broadway.