NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 73, 29 March 1915, Page 8

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Miss Rawson’s classes for plain and fancy dancing commence on 9th April in the Parish Hall. Owing to. the Easter Holidays; Newton King’s Haymarket sale will be held on Wednesday, 31st March instead of Saturday, Thursday halfholiday being kept as usual by the Auctioneers. H. Kerr and Co. are now taking orders for hot-cross buns. Horse cover repairs at Witt’s. Large supply of fish and rabbits Tuesday at Bowen’V Messrs W. M. Bayly and Co’s, business in stock food is, by reason of the excellent service given to the farming community, increasing rapidly. The ’ firm has a specially intimate knowledge of Taranaki land and land values, and a comprehensive land register. For Chronic Chose Com pi nut* Woods*' Great Peppermint Onn, 1* W w Salt codfish, 6d lb. at Richardson’s. Prime ham and small goods at Tom Brown’s, Broadway. The Farmers’ Co-op. Organisation Society will sell at their Eltham yards on Wednesday next, 175 head of cattle. C. E. James, Broadway, has a fine selection of silver and copper ware, also choice jewellery for wedding gifts and Easter presents. Foi Children’# Hacking Coughs xv night, Wood#’ Gre*t Peppermint Cure h fid. «d Petone is a little flat, windy town on the shores of Port Nicholson. Its beauty is nothing great, but Petone doesn’t pretend to be beautiful. Petone 1 makes tweeds—and such lovely tweeds' they are. Morey’s are advertising some Petone , tweed costumes in this issue. . j Six-roomed house to let in Fenton Street, every convenience. ' Mr W. A. Hewitt, one of the vicepresidents of the East Road Dog Trials, presented the prizes' at the social at Te Wera on Friday evening. |