NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 7, 2 December 1916, Page 8

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Lost a Collie bitch, Irish terrier dog and Fox Terrier dog. Reward offered. ' Man wanted for general farm work. Women wanted for house work. Essentials are the things the world should now be thinking of. Economy in the real sense is what’s wanted. A suit that fits lasts longer, provided the cloth is good, and the sewing strong, a good tailor-made suit will outwear a ready-made by twice as long. The Modern Tailors, at Stratford and New Plymouth, are making suits that fit. from the best of cloth, in the neatest and strongest way. The prices arc ,C;3 to ,CC. Order now. A large asstortment of Gents’ and Boys’ clothing to hand for the Christmas season at JR. I). Lowers.

Mollison’s draw attention to special lines that should appeal to every lady in Stratford and district, all of which are of particular merit regarding quality and value. The daily increase of patronage shows how well this store, in the Municipal Buildings, has been appreciated. The tariff at the Empire Hotel, Stratford, is 8s per day. Newton King will hold his Inglewood stock sale on Wednesday next, litli December, at 1 o’clock. The Public Trustee Hawera, advertises for all claims on the estate of Thomas Alexander Lees, of Toko, fa rmer, deceased. Accounts not rendered before the 2nd February, may be rejected. The Taranaki Education Board invito applications for the position of assistant instructor in agriculture.

W. Saxon Jones, sight specialist, notifies clients and the public that bis hours of consultation at Mr F. Edwards’, chemist, are from 12.:10 to o p.m. every Tuesday. A notice referring to accounts in the estate of George Lorimer, late of ’Hiniroa, deceased, is inserted in our advertising columns.