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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 4, 14 December 1911, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Messrs Wilson and Son, saddlers, Broadway, has *a splendid line of English saddles, bridles, lady’s riding whips, spurs etc., jnst to hand per “S. S. lonic.” You are invited to inspect the display. Mr. N ewton King’s Kaponga sale takes place to-morrow. Mr. Charles E. James, cash trader, of Broadway, to Ice op in touch with the times, has commenced a grand Christmas carnival at his well-known stores in Broadway. In his space on page 7 of this issue will ho found particulars of the wonderful assortment of goods he has just opened up. The Xew Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., will hold their next stock sale on Tuesday, December 19th. Entries to date appear in another column. Tenders are invited for the goodwill of sub-lease and stock-in-trade in 1 lie matter of the bankruptcy of A. E. Burgess, of Stratford, boot and shoe importer. A young married couple want board and lodging, or would rent part of a furnished house. Particulars of Messrs. Lamason and Melville’s Saturday sales are advertised. Robinsons’, of Manchester House, Broadway, commence a great sale on Saturday next, December IGth, particulars of which appear—on an inset circulated with this issue. Your wife’s due is a Washing Machine—money, time, temper, and labour saved; comfort and cleanliness gained. E. Dixon and Co., Stratford.* Ask for Osrams and see that you got Osrams. When buying your electric lamps, see that they are branded “‘Osram,’ made in England.” There is only one “Osram” lamp on tho market, and they are worth two of other makes. The prices have been reduced to 3s each for 16, 32, or 50 C.P. Wo also stock 100 to 1000 candle power; also 4 volt and 6 volt accumulator lamps. McMillan and Fredric, Agents.* You can easily get rid of that cold by taking Tonking’s Linseed Emulsion. From all chemists and stores — - 2s 6d. 4s 6d.* The popular Roslvn Writing Pads (copyrighted), Gd and Is each, from all storekeepers.*