NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 89, 3 June 1911, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Four gcnl lemon boarders am wan ted. Notice is given Ivy ?.I r. (I. A. Mareha'it that person is laid on bis (arm at Cardiff. A .reward is offered for tho return of a lost kh note. The Stratford County Council invites tenders for cutting about 2!) chains of drain. On Thursday, dime Bth, the N.Z. Loan and Mereantdo Agency Co., Lid., holds a stock stile at Hnwera. Tho N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., holds a stool: sale at Eltiiam on Wednesday next, Juno "th.

The X.Z. Loan and MercantileWgonev Co., Lid., hold their iiexi horse fair at Tut t mall's, l.iawera, on .Saturday next, June 10th. Messrs. Alai thews and Bennett sell 200 head of mixed cattle and 00 empty heifers at Inglewood on Wed mm'day next. Mr. Boi t Burgccs’s annual etocntaking sale cfiiniMCiiees on Tuesday m xt, .!in: • Gtn. An advertiser waVts a position millcing on shares. Tim Public Works Department requires a carpenter far the iStratlordOngarue railway woiks. joc Woadvdlo ■ Bacon Co. publish their dates for receiving pigs. .a. f,m , r’iniilve Mcl.inui: I C.huvch. Broadway, to-morrow, the I lev. 0 Metson will conduct the communion service at 11, and- Mr G. Smith. ol Midhirst, in the evening. A warm welcome is cxiondod to ail.” i a i■ < l l i •• o miiiii'roe.s odverfir.eu linos, the N.Z. Loan and Mcrtcsmi do Agency Co., Ltd., will soil ninety 2 7 year heifers in ce.lt at their stock sale, Stratford, on Tuesday nr-::t. on account of Air E. Be veil.,- wh<? has sold ids fai m. b . -r. Isos lately occupied'.hy Mr T. CL Grubb, in Broadway. Stratfo'.-I arc now being entirely renova ted”Tind ro-fitted to lie used as up-to-date and popular tea-rooms. Full particulars regarding same will ho published in a future issue. ,

The. anvivc v snrr services of Wesley Church will be bold to-morrow. Tim Bov. W. A. Burley, M.A.. will conduct both services. Regular attenders are asked to oblige by occupying the side and front seats tor the convenience of the large number of expected visitors.* La-dcs ai - c never quite forgetful of the fact that beauty is all-powerful, and that, a complexion free from wrinkles and blemishes improves even the plainest features. French women, and many of the leading actresses, who attend to their complexions so assiduously, all aver that “La Gig-, ale” cream is the best bcautifior oithe face. It. is not greasy, and may be used as a protection fnouriiyind and sun. Brice 3s (id.; j ; ,: ;Lm; alb” complexion powder prevents the skin appearing greasy, and cannot lie detected. Largo box 2s (id. 'i'imso goods were procured in Baris by Mrs Iloilo s ton, 2-j-j La mb Lou Quay, AVellington, who on receipt of order will he pleased to send them post tree, in plain wrapper, to any part of tins dominion.* Business done in a, business-like way is characteristic ol the Egniunt Clothing Company, and a. won-! or two on the matter will ho found elsewhere on this page. To ho aide to get what you want when you want it at practically your own price, is what makes people stick to the Egmont* j For chronic chest complaints, Woods’ Urcnt ivppennint Cure. Is Gil, 2s (id." Tim Melbourne Clothing Company announces the arrival of a second big consignment of clean, specially selected’ British army riding coats with good long capes, r as issued to the xioyal f ield Artillery. Those famous coats are known as “First Grade,” ami are the very iaxst of their kind supplied by the ‘Biritisb Government to its forces, hath at Home and abroad. The prices as usual the lowest in Taranaki.* A short lime since, a secondhand piano was advertised in this per and sold the next day. By a peculiar coincidence, Messrs. K. Dixon anu Co. nave now an exactly similar piano, in even better condition, and at a still lower price, it will be interesting to know whether this bargain will lie equally appreciated, and who will be the fortunate individual to “get m lirst/’* Messrs. E. Dixon and On. have also several good secondhand sewing machines for sale.*