NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 58, 23 October 1911, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Full stocks of furnishings can be seen at Broeklcbank's, Broadway North.

Upholstering work of any description is done at shortest notice at Broeklcbank’s, Broadway North To-morrow Mr. Newton King’s springing heifer sale takes place at the Stratford yards.

Our readers are reminded th it the N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co.’s Stratford stock sale takes place to-morrow.

The Church of England Men’s-So-ciety and members of the church will entertain the Rev. R. B. S. Hammond at a luncheon on Thursday next at 1 p.m., at Mrs Brown’s rooms. A general invitation is given to all churchmen to , be present.*' Oddfellows’ euchre party takes place to-night at 8 o’clock. On Thursday next- Messrs- Lamaf-tm and Melville conduct a clearing sale of household furniture on account of Messrs Kemp and Sawle at Mr Kemp’s residence. Everything is in good order, and those requiring furniture should not miss seeing the sideboards, linoleums, suites, kauri wardrobe, etc., etc., which will he on oiler without reserve at 1.20 sharp. Messrs. Young, Hobbs and Co. hold a stock sale at the Stratfi-ri yards to-morrow. Mr. John Leydon’s furniture factory in Fenton Street has been kept unusually busy of late, and bis big staff of competent upholsterers and cabinetmakers lias had to be increased. Some large orders have been executed, and with satisfaction to all concerned. The output from the factory of the famous Morris chair—in anything from rimu to fumed oak—is a record, and it will probably grow bigger and bigger, because the Morris reclining easy chair is the easiest, best, most luxuriant, and cheapest in the market. Mr. Leydon’s chairs are sim'ply perfection.* “The Ramrodders,” by Holman Day—A novel remarkable for its power and keen humour.* “Always wear flannel next to the skm” was good advice, Mr Speight. Duly see that it is the Roslvn Un-“b’-inkabD “Delta” finish.* Ladies, be considerate and tactful, yet firm, with any refractory draper who may try to substitute any other make for the famous Warner’s Rustproof Corsets.* Ask for the famous Roslvn Writinv Pads.* There is a full guarantee for ten years with every Werthoim Machine sold. Agents: E. Dixon and Co. Stratford. Tonking’s Linseed Emulsion—the only cerain cure. From all chemists and stores—ls 6d, 2s 6d, 4s 6d.*