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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 36, 27 September 1911, Page 6

A very old settlor of Stratford— Mr. Robert Kirkpatrick—passed away this morning somewhat suddenly, at the age of id years. The late Mr. Kirkpatrick was the first engineer to tiie btratford Town Board. The funeral takes place on Friday, the corleaving the Catholic uhurch for tne Kopuatama Cemtery at 2 o’clock. NOTES AND MEMORANDA. A kitchenmaid for the Medina Tea Rooms is wanted. Mr. Newton King has received instructions from Mi-. A. T. McMahon, to hold a clearing sale of his household effects, at .j idiot Street North, to-morrow. Mr. Newton King conducts a clearing sale on account of Mr. James Coughey at his farm, Eltham Road, Kaponga, to-morrow, ’xho N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. s Hawcra stock sale takes place at the Hawcra yards to-morrow. An advertiser wishes *o obtain work at plain sewing. Iwo sisters want situations.

On Friday next, September 29th, Messrs. Young, Hobbs and Co. hold a stock sale at Kaponga. Entries to date appear elsewhere. Messrs. Dimock ad Co. publish their pig-receiving dates for October. Mr. C. B. Walsh offers the desirable premises now occupied by him for sale or to lease. Mr. C. B. Walsh, of Broadway, Stratford, having decided to give up his butchery business, publishes a notice in another column with regard to same. Mr Newton King has a house of G rooms and 10 acres of land for sale or to lot. Mr Newton King conducts a sale at the Haymarket and Mart on Saturday next. Special lines in ladies and children’s hats, Idolises, and other departments, arc notified at Mrs. McCallmn’s, Broadway, whore orders for plain sewing may also he left. The owner of a straying horse is advertised for. A lost cart whip is advertised for. The N.Z. Loan . net Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., Stratford, advise that Mr. P. A. Fabian is no huger employed by them, his services having been dispensed with by the company as from the 19th instant.* Those interested in the solution of the problems of life will bo glad to hear that Miss Christie will he lecturing in Stratford shortly on the subject. Any views that may help ns should lie worth hearing, and Miss Christie having studied under Mrs. Besant and others is certain to have something to say answering some of the questions constantly occurring to thoughtful minds.* Wiiy suffer with cough and cold when yon can cure same by taking ionking’s Linseed Emulsion p From Ml chemists and stores—ls Gd, 2s Gd, Is Gd* McMillan and Ftrdric. Broadway, Stratford, Solo Agents for \\ olseley Sheep-Shearing Machines, the must popular and up-to-date shearer on the market; Alliance Dove-tailed Bee i Hives and Beekeepers’ Requisites, at Dunedin prices; Homo Separators, equal to the more expensive machines, from ££ £s.*