NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 92, 18 April 1912, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

At the Te Wera yards to-morrow, the N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, will conduct a cattle sale. To-morrow Mr. Newton King will hold his cattle sale at Kaponga arid the sale on account of Messrs. Kirkham • and Knight, at the Douglas yards. Messrs. Matthews and Bennett will hold their Inglewood horse fair tomorrow. In another column of this issue Mr. T. Lama,son. publishes particulars 'of a cheap farm of about 60 acres, which he offers for sale. The great “Eel nquishing Sale” now being held by Mr. A. Spence, draper, of Broadway, is a big thing, and it is also really genuine. To prove this, Mr Spence to-day introduces to onr readers a four-page price-list, >n which something for everybody will be found, and which is issued as a supplement to this issue. Mr. Charles E. James, cash trader, and up-to-date tobacconist and fancy goods importer, has decided on holding his second annual stocktaking saie, when previous low prices will be knocked lower still for a ( ew weeks. The sale commences on Saturday next. ‘Hhe Glorious First of M-iv.’ is being keenly awaited by sportsmen. The Taranaki' Hardware Company u prepared to supply the best of shooting outfits, and attention is directed to their notification. A lost black and tan smooUi-haired cattle dog is advertised for. A reward is offered for the return of a Jersey wearier heifer, lost last Tuesday night. An advertiser has a good strong piano for sale. On Saturday next Mr. I. La mason will hold his usual sale at his rooms at 1 o’clock. Particulars appear in another column. Formal notice of tho nomination of Mr. W. P. Kirkwood and Mr. J. McAllister, for the Stratford Mayoralty, as given by the Town Clerk. For Children’s Hacking Cough at night Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d, 2s 6d x This is the day of specialising; the Egmont Clothing Company are specialists because they are up-to-date. They specialise in clothes; clothes designed for comfort, built to wear well and look well. An Egmont C.C. suit means that one qualifies to bo termed “a well-dressed man.” Give this your consideration. Mr. A. Spence desires to thank the public for their liberal response to his efforts in connection with the great relinquishing sale which ho is now running for the purpose of quitting his entire stock, prior to the expiry of his lease shortly. He desires, also, to state that, though the volume of business done has been very large, jt is but a drop in the bucket. There is still an immense stock of high-class drapery and clothing to dispose of, and new goods are still arriving, and the whole has been, and is being, subjected to the same drastic reductions in prices. It is an absolute fact that the proprietor is selling the goods at prices which barely allow a margin for expenses, his one aim being to convert the whole stock into money, and so save removal expenses. x Two Guineas for four lines of poetry.! Read Tonking’s Linseed Emulsion intimation every Saturday amongst nows items. %