ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Bush Advocate, Volume XVIII, Issue 520, 17 September 1906, Page 4

ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Tenders . for district mail services close oo 24th inst. Particulars are notified in another column. [ Mr W. Rose holds a "sale at Norse- " wood saleyards to-morrow, of dairy cattle on behalf of Mr D. S. Hiliburton. Abraham and Williams^ Ltd , hold a i sale at Pahiatua to-morrow. Messrs Samuel Peach and Sons, lace manufacturers, box No. 616, Nottingham, Eogland, who have been established since 1857, are perhaps the; most reliable firm of manufacturers in the world's great lace centre. Th^>have ; extensive relations with New Zealand residents, adR have gained their footing here through sheer merit. Their goods are of excellent quality, and every cus- , tomer in New Zealand is a satisfied one. Their popular Colonial parcel, containing some five pairs of elegant curtains, will be despatched to any addre-s, post free, for the sum of 23s 6d. Such an opportuninty should not be missed, and comes just in time for the Christmas season. Their handsome illustrated catalogue, too, oan v be obtained, upon application to the office. " •■-■•.;■:■■ Mrs Scott has a housekeeper and two generals waiting engagement. MrJ^jGrT'Armstrong, who for the past two' years has been in business in Tai- : hape, is the successful tenderer for tie assigned stock of Mr Pond. This has been a good deal, and Mr Armstrong is determined to give the public the benefit of it. His staff will therefore be engaged till Wednesday marking down the prices, and on Thursday die big sale will be commenced. Mr Armstrong will have a replace advertisement on our 6th pageto*mora)w ( .andit>.iin3l^Toin > readers to peruse. .' : Akitio County Council invitee tenders for two road contracts. - Be ward offered for return of gold bar brooch. ■: v The fashions - m "ior the coming sea«onjtfe'Uned L JDhe^«diesin this, part of the Colony are well catered foifin^this department by. the D.C.A., Ltd., whQ, have just imported -a lovely assortment^ trimmed and untrimmed hat*.— Advt; 5 ' ' 1.0.0.8t mil holditFqa4jrtfrly,m««ttag_ On Thursday next, at« fM<ip.xa,, when will be special buKiness^Oj dicuss, . and the district officers wtll visit the [lodge. Mr N. L. Gurr has a good ?.roomed house ; to let j also a large house on the- " Terrace. - , The members of St. John's Church are invited to attend a meeting in the Parish Hall on Wednesday next at 730. Mr J. Crist, boot importer, notifies that he h,as engaged a special boot and foot expert, to deal with orders {or boots made to measure. All work will receive prompt attention. t ; Waipukurau stock saWitKmorrow. Mr Walshe, chairman T/mutaoroa school Committee, invite^appltcatkuis for two pupilteaeherß i""""" - ; Mrs Scott and A. Nash advertise that the/ will give £20 reward to, anyone giving information that wiU lead to the conviction of the person or persons who poisoned their dogs. A strong youth is wanted to milk by Mr P. Fair brother, of Adelaide road.