NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4, 9 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. No one can help noticing that the firm deals only in goods that

can be confidently recommended. But the prices are little, if any, more than A are charged in some places for inferior stuff. Warm clothing is a necessity. It is also necessary in these times to buy at the lowest rate obtainable for good goods. „..j Auckland Cash Market Company, as successors to Mr Godfrey Phillips, have opened up in York Chjfuibers, and an announcement appears on the first page. A perusal of their list of grocery prices will be of advantage to the housewife. The Company, of which Mr Nathan Godfrey is manager, is also stocking general lines of clothing, drapery, and boots. The N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency’s list of clearing sales for May-June period appear in our advertising columns. The N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co.’s stock sale at the Kohuratahi yards will be held on the 14th V inst. Stratford folk should have fewer dull evenings with facilities for reading so prolific, and to-day Mr Hopkins is advertising his circulating library. Open to anyone. Just at this season, when we have so many people from other parts of the country on the look out for good productive dairy farms, a word to intending land buyers will not be amiss. It is always well to make sure that your adviser is capable ofi giving good advice, and surely a good man to advise as to the value of a farm is the man who has for years successfully worked a dairy farm in the immediate locality. It is on these grounds, as well as on the ground that they have a very complete list of dairy and grazing farms, and town properties, that Messrs. C. and E. Jackson base their claim to be able to fully advise intending buyers. Some choice properties are advertised in this issue. Hypatia silks for evening wear, 40inch wide at R. D. Lewers’. At T. I. Lamason’s Central Auc-

tion Mart on Saturday bargain-hunters will find a large assortment of goods W to be sold. In addition to the usual large entry of poultry, produce, etc., he will sell without reserve, 50 pairs of ladies’ and gents’ boots and shoes also contents pf 4-roomed cottage removed to the Mart for convenience of sale. Reliable share-milkers for about 7C cows are wanted. An advertiser wishes to dispose o* a good quiet cow. A half draught gelding, , broken tc harness, is f6r sale. Mrs McCallum, of Broadway, Stral ford, has decided to : hold a great removal sale, and Owing to the expiration of lease her* largb 1 and varied stocA must be cleared out within three weeks. Particulars appear in a special announcement in another column. Mr Newton King’s list of clearing sales for May-June appear in another column. Tom Davis, of Kohuratahi, gives notice of intention to apply for a license to slaughter stock. A smart lad to learn the bakery business is required at Midhirst. In another column of this issue Mr H. A. Wunsch, an energetic business man, announce® that he has

taken over the Central Store at MidT hirst, and having largely increased his stock in all departments, expressos confidently that he is in a position to meet the requirements of the district. In the hands of Mr Wunsch the business should grow and prosper. Boy wanted for solicitor’s office.