NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4, 2 May 1912, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

A good farm hand is wanted. A n advertiser offers board and residence to a married couple, or two friends.

.Messrs. W. IT. IT. Young and Co. will hold their Strathmore cattle sale to-morrow.

To-morrow, Messrs. Matthews and Bennett will conduct their Inglewood horse fair.

Mr. T. W. Smith, who is well known in tin's town, wjshes to announce that he has taken over the business of Mr. .). Patterson, tailor, Broadway. Mr. Smith has been with Mr, Patterson s.jme time, and was formerly in partnership with Mr. Butchart. lie. has] had considerable experience in the Old Country and Wellington, especially with ladies' costumes. Mr. Smith has confidence that he can give satisfaction with regard to any order placed v. Till him. Mr. •). Patterson announces in this •sr.uo that he has sold his business to Mr. T. W. Smith, and hopes that his patrons will extend their patronage to Mr. Smith. Mr. T. Lamason will hold his usual Mart sale on Saturday at 1 p.m. Messrs. T. Borthwick cud Rons publish their pig-receiving dates for May. in another column. tllO > Woodvillo Bacon-curing Co.'s pig-re; eiring dates for May appear. Messrs J. li. Wood and Co., of New Plymouth, are advertising in this issue two farms, one 150 acres, and the other of 290 acres. The prices asked are low, and they appear to be real bargains. .Messrs. Gillies and Nalder publish particulars of their Kaponga sale, which takes place to-morrow. Those desiring to hire R. Gredig's i motor-car should ring up telephone No Ll3l.

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