NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 46, 19 February 1912, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Saturday next, the 24th inst., is the closing day of Spence’s great summer sale. ■ To-morrow Mr. Newton King s annual ram fair will take place at his Stratford yards. Applications are invited by the Stratford A. and P. Association for •position of secretary to .the Association. . To-morrow hundreds of snips will be offered at Herbert’s sale. Herbert, the up-to-date draper, commences his sale to-morrow. Some special snips are advertised elsewhere. Mr. Newton King’s .umixed cattle sale takes; place at , ,jthe Stratford yards tokhorrow. The Wanganui' ram ' ffiir' will lie held on Tin iVsday and Ffidiiy n'cxt. dt I'.lessrs. Freeman R. Jackson and Co.’s yards. The Lincoln sheep will be sold on the first day, and the Romneys and other breeds on the second day. The entry is a particularly good one ibis year, The sale will commence at 10 a", in-, isharp each day.Messrs. Gillies and aider’s monthly horse fair will take place on Saturday, 24th February. Entries to date ; appear- ih another column. On Thursday 22nd Efthruary, Messrs Gillies', bind ‘Nakler will conduct a stock sale at their Glover Road yards, Hawera.} Entries ' to date appear in this issue. ■ Messrslj Gillies and Nalder will hold a weaueij fair at tlie Eltliam yards on Wednesday, February 21st. Particulars appear in another column. The NjZ. Loan-and Mercantile Agency CoJ, Ltd., will conduct a sheep sale at Omnna on Friday, 23rd February. Entries to date appear in another column. Mr. W. E. Porter publishes a notice to ratepayers in another coinmn. An advertiser wants to buy a sound reliable gig horse. Joseph Sharrock gives notice of intention to apply for discharge from bankruptcy. A man to drive cart and assist in store is wanted. The Acme of Value in Drapery and Clothing.—The Spence Store claims to he second to none in the all-round good value it gives at all times to its numerous patrons, but at the present moment, the low prices ruling in connection with the great summer sale now proceeding are altogether exceptional. Summer good, especially, are marked own- to extremely low prices. Though the warm weather may not last long, yet, there is no need to swelter in the heavier garments when the lighter ones can be obtained, for very little money. Study your comfort as well as economy and get your present want? V Snence’c. x Ask for Osranis ana see that yon yet Osrams. When buying your electric lamps, see that they are branded ‘“Osram,b made in England.” There :s only one' “Osram” lamp on the .market, and they are worth two of other makes. The prices have been reduced to 3s each for 46, 32, or 50 G.P. We also stock 100 to 1000 candle power ; also 4 volt and 6 volt accumulator lamps. McMillan and Fred--ic. Agents * Local wool-growers arc very pleased to know that so much of their finest wool finds its way into the popular Roslyn Worsted and Woollen Mills (largest in Australasia), as they know from practical experience something ■of the comfort and lasting wear of RoslynMllankcts, Rugs, Tweeds, Worsteds, Socks, Jerseys, Flannels, Plaidbig*, “Delta” Underwear, etc. x