NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 304, 22 December 1914, Page 3

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

The Stratford Racing Club holds its Annual Meeting on Friday and Saturday, the Ist and 2nd of January. The largely-increased stakes have attracted horse-owners, and record entries have been received, and splendid fields are sure to result. Since its last race-meeting the Club lias still further added to its previous good accommodation for the public by extending the large grandstand for an additional forty feetj at the same time increasing the size of the ladies' cloak-room and luncheon room. A ladies' room has also been provided in the outside stand, which' has been placed on a new site and now comamnds what is really one of the best views obtainable of the course and straight. The totalisator' house has been practically re-built, and is double its original size. Pat-, rons can confidently count upon getting their money on and off the machine with a minimum of delay and discomfort. The Club has also purchased a new "Dewson" twenty-eight horse silent totalisator which will be under the management of Messrs Mar. rett and Fox, of Xapieiy whose handling of the totalisator last year earned for them the golden opinions of investors.

The New Zealand Insurance Company, Ltd., send out their typical wall calendar for 1915. Our copy comes from Mr T. Harry Penn, Stratford agent for this well-known institution. The Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd., for which Mr Newton King is district agent, send along handy wall calen, dars for 1915, and also some very useful pocket calendar note-books.

Foi Children's HacKmg Coughs at night, Woods' Groat Peppermint Cure, Is 6d. 2a M T. Lamason is holding his weekly sale on Thursday, 24th inst., when he will offer good fat turkeys, a special line of geese, about 200 pairs boots, shoes, and a' very fine line of B.P. ware.

Mr Newton King advertises particulars of his Haymarket sale to be held on Thursday. For Influenaa take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Never fails. It. 3d. 2;s «d

Mr C. E. James, cash trader, has a splendid lot of tea sets and teapots, suitable for presents. This is just a reminder that you should be "up and doing" with regard to Christmas gift purchasing. MoreyV in this issue are announcing a very special showing of Yuletide presents.

For Chronic Oldest Complaints Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d. 2s 6d.

Mr B. J. Peters, jeweller, has a splendid array of articles suitable for; Xmas presents. Messrs R. Hannah and Co. adverties, boots and shoes for everyone.