NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 129, 24 July 1911, Page 5

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

A good man for stumping is wanted. An experienced gardener is advertising lor employment. The N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., will conduct a sale at Lower Aor folk Road, to-morrow, on account of Messrs Ciaridge and Grant. At Stratford yards to-morrow, Mr. Newton King will hold a stock sale on account of Mr. W. Newman, of Strathmore. 'To-morrow Mr. Newton King will hold a sale on account of Messrs. Bregman Bros., at Robson Road. The N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., have been favoured witn instructions from Mr. G. A. Eagles to conduct a clearing sale at Toko ou July 31st. Mr. Newton King’s next Stratford horse fair will be held on Saturday, August sth. fin Saturday next, Messrs. Gillies and Naklcr soil (30 horses at the Dominion horse bazaar, Princes Street, Haw era. On Wednesday next, July 26th, Messrs. Young, Hobbs and 0., hold a stock sale at the Eltham sale yards. Messrs. Gillies and Nalder hold a stock sale at the Glover Road yards, Hawera, on Thursday next, the 27tii inst.

■ The proprietors of Bonnington’s Irish Moss notify in another column that an action was commenced by them in the Auckland Supreme Court, on the 31st May, 1911, asking for an injunction and damages against an Auckland manufacturer for infringing -their trade mark for Bennington's Irish Moss, and selling Irish Moss not manufactured by thorn. This action was settled by the defendant consenting to the injunction and paying damages and posts. TJio firm intimate that they will at once commence proceedings against any other person who may sell, or attempt to soli, under their tnlcle mark, any imitation thereof of Irish Moss not manufactured by them. Mr. W. Montgomerie, who was lately stock agent for the Loan and Mercantile, Stratford, has started at Te Arolia as a land and stock and general commission agent, and will be pleased to see old Taranaki friends. Owing to rumours being circulated that h.c is in partnership with Mr. J. D. Movison, Mr. Montgomerie wishes it to be known that he is working solely on his own account. Attention is directed to his advertisement appearing in another column.* Buy a Wort helm and you buy the best sowing machine. Free lessons on aopliancos at all times. E. Dixon and Co., Broadway, Stratford,* For that present vou intend giving your friend, go to IT. J. Hopkins’* The famous Roslyn Writing Pads obtainable from local drapers and storekeepers at Gd and Is each.*