NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 36, 4 June 1914, Page 5

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Parcel boy wanted

For Influenza take Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. Never fails. Is Bd, 2s fid.

If you are cold and miserable, you want some warmer underwear. The “Ready-Money” Store is the place to get them. They are warm, serviceable and what’s more—very cheap] Lost, a red cow about seven years old.

Smart Bros, are wanting two tinsmiths, used to dairying and milking machine plant work.

Coat taken from the Hall last evening to be returned. Mr Newton King announces a sale on Thursday, 11th June, of dairy herd, farm stock and implements, also household furniture and shares in Stratford Dairy Co., on account of Mrs Martin Howard, Robson Road.

The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile announce a clearing sale of live and dead farm stock on Thursday, 11th June, .on account of Mr Charles Thompson, Pembroke Road. “Buy a home” is the advice given by J. H. Thompson in his replace advertisement. He has several nice ones advertised.

Take a hot water bag to bed these cold nights. Edwards supplies the best, “the Unique.” The N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. advertise some of the farms on their list for buyers. A list of the Company’s machinery parts also advertised. f ‘ , By advertisement in this issue Mr Alf Moon x-eturns thanks to those who voted for him at Tuesday’s election, and announces that he will stand again if the burgesses desire. Lamason’s Mart, Saturday, boots and shoes, quantity of furniture, wheat, etc., will be offered for sale; also on account of Mr Syd Reader, a line of purebred poultry. For Chronic Chest Complaints, Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. Is 6d. 2s fid.

Mr E. W. Hancock returns thanks to the burgesses for support accorded him at the by-election on Tuesday. Mr Newton King will sell on account of the mortgagee the equity of redemption in part 23 and 15, Block 1., Ngaere S.T)., in Regan Street, on Saturday, Juno 13th.

Mr Newton King will sell on Monday, Bth June, at his Toko j r ards, 15& head of cattle.

Mr Newton King will offer at his Stratford sale on Tuesday, 700 head of mixed cattle, also 1000 ewes, etc. Found a black and tan collie dog. O.H.M.S.—Oh! pardon our intrusion, but do you know what A.M.F. B.S. stands for? No. Well, take iheed: “Always Morey’s for bettor serges.” You will understand better by turning to their advertisement in this issue.

Mr J. B. Richards, Land and Comhas purchasers for good second-hand mortgages. Accommodation wanted for Fridays.