NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 72, 21 March 1912, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Particulars of Mr. T. Lamason’s Saturday sale is published elsewhere.. An impounding notice appears in another column. Messrs. W. and E. Brocldobank, furnishers and upholsterers, Broadway, are offering .a special discount of 5 per cent, off all goods purchased for cash during this month. Mr. Newton King’s Autumn horse fair will be held at the Horse Bazaar to-morrow and Saturday. The N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., conducts a stock sale at To Wera to-morrow. Mr. Newton King’s Kaponga sale takes place to-morrow. The first and final, dividend in the estate of Amos Onions is now payable at the Deputy-Official Assignee’s office, Broadway. Tremendous bargains are being offered at Lamason’s Mart for a few •days only, when £IOOO worth of drapery wi 11 be sold. Having moved into larger premises, Miss Bra.gezu, milliner, Wanganui, ..will not show this season in Stratford, as advertised. Messrs. Bellringer Bros, require a smart boy. Mr. John Leydon commences a gigantic furniture sale on Saturday, March 23rd, at tire late Mr. H. S. Priestley’s warehouse, Regan Street. Particulars appear on an inset circulated with this issue. When a firm that has made its name good for reliability announces the first sale in its history, one may look out for surprises. The Egmont Clothing Company will conduct their first sale during the coming week. It is to be a sale of sales: make money by buying your winter clothing at the Egmont’s first sale. x