NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 14, 15 September 1915, Page 8

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

For Chronic Ghost Complaints,/ Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d, 2s 6d. x The H.B. New Zealand Clothing Factory, in their replace advertisement, draw special attention to stocktaking bargains. This firm has jusu had their half yearly audit, and ac this time lines slightly shop-marked or soiled are marked down' to about half the usual prices. Several lines ale enumerated in the advertisement, but there are hosts of other lines to bo picked up, and thus save money. Give us a call early and thus have first choice. Saint Andrew’s Preparatory Service postponed till Friday. For influenza take Woods Great Peppermint Cure. Never fails. Is 6d, 2s (id. Newton King invites the attention of clients to his special laud advertisement appearing on page 8 of this issue. Chas. Martin and Co. direct attention to their specially imported selection of “all British made” garden tools. T. C. Fookes, Stratford, resquests alj persons having claims against the estate of the late Jane Hellier, of Stratford, to forward same in duplicate to his office as soon as possible. The N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., draw the attention of clients to their To Wera sale, which they are holding on Friday, 17th iust. Full particulads will be found in our advertising columns on page 8. Class for study of Theosophy in York Chambers on Thusday evening. For Children’s Hacking Cough at - night, Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, Is ’ 6d, 2s 6d

Aii experienced working manager (married man preferred), is required to take entire charge of a thousand acre sheep farm in the Whangamotnona district. The Farmers’ Co-operative Organisation Society will hold their usual stock sale at the Kaponga saleyards on Friday. * Workers will find it to their benefit to buy all they possibly can during the last few days of the Melbourne, Ltd’s., reduction sale. The cost of all such lines as men’s and boys’ suits, saddle trousers, under-flannels and all kinds of hosiery is advancing rapidly, and anyone investing in these goods right now will reap a considerable saving. P. Phelan, Commercial Hotel, Broadway South, inserts a notice in this issue drawing the attention of the travelling public to the first-class accommodation obtainable at the Commercial. There is also good stabling accommodation in connection with the hotel. The presence of such high-class trotting stallions as Havoc and Todd Bells at the saleyards yesterday attracted a lot of attention. Opinion was sharply divided as to the merits of the stallions for remounts and racing purposes. Todd Bells is a very handsome dark chestnut standing 15.3, and is a straight-out trotter, with beautiful action. * He iiome« of great speed-pro-ducing blood. Havoc, on the other hand, though Ixjing the only horse in the North Island eligible for the Trotting Cup, is low set and not so attractive to the eye, hut there can be no doubt that he is exactly the type of stallion for carriage and remount stock. Havoc is a bay with black points. It was evident both horses are splendid tempered anipials, and Mr Barraclough has them in great nick at present.