NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2, 7 May 1913, Page 5

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

The silkiest, fleeciest, cosiest, and cheapest underwear for men is obtainable from the Egmont Clothing Company. The standard of quality is high. Xo one can help noticing that the firm deals only in goods that can be confidently recommended. But ihs prices are little, if any, more than are charged in some places for inferior stuff. Warm clothing is a •’ccessity. It is also necessary in ■lies© times to buy at the lowest rate obtainable for good goods. Tho clinking exceptional value in warm winter dress goods procurable at the “Ready-Money” Store, are detailed in Robinson’s advt. These goods were priced prior to arrival ex. Opawa, and have opened up much better than was anticipated. However, when the Robinsons make a price, even if it is too low, they stick to it. It’s ore price to all, and that for cash only. Xotico is given of a lost policy held by Mr John J. Ancell, of Stratford, and of the intention of the Insurance Department to issue a fresh policy. Mr Xewton King will hold a clearing sale at Mr W. T. Thompson’s farm, Hurford Road, Omata, on Monday, 12th May, when the choice dairy hoi'd will bo sold. Mr Xewton King will hold his next stock, sale at Toko on Monday, 12th May. Entries appear in another column. Mr Xewton King’s next Stratford ..lock sale on Tuesday, 13th May. Tenders are invited by the Moa Road Board for a tunnel and filling in on the Motukawa road. Tenders close on 17th inst. The usual weekly sales at Mr Xewton King’s mart and Haymarket on Saturday. W. Cannon and Co. are offering a rewind for information regarding a straying cow. Xotice of intention to apply for a license in respect to the Whnngamomona Hotel by Mr Jas. Rothery, is advertised in this issue.