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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 27, 25 September 1912, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA. A good gig to suit throe is advertised for sale. The owner of a brown cow straying on Mr. J. H. Wylie’s property, .Douglas is wanted. A gardener wants work by the day, or a permanent position. The sign when did you wrote mother last has reminded many neglectful writers of duties long unfulfilled. Today on page 4 Mr. Hopkins makes this duty easy by a special offer of paper, envelopes, etc., in his replace advertisement. Wo call attention to the Melbourne’s special sale of “job” goods commencing Wednesday, the 25th ins t. The bargains offered comprise the first 'instalment of “job” purchases recently bought by the firm’s managing director in London, and at the prices offered should command a quick sale. Mr. J. H. Thompson, land agent, publishes particulars of a house and section, which ho offers for sale on very easy terms. Attention is drawn to remind farmers of the dairy sale to be held by the N.Z. L. and M. Agency Co., on Friday, on account of Mr M. T. Phillips. Some fine grade cows will bo sold, and each cow will bo guaranteed sound and good. In another column, Mr Newton King furnishes particulars of his Haymarket and Mart sale, which will lie hold at the usual time, on Saturday next. The weekly bargain at the Cash Boot Arcade this week is gent’s glace Derby boots at 17s. Your inspection is invited. Hannah’s boot sale is still in full swing, and boots and shoes arc still able to bo procured at big reductions. Circulated with this issue is an inset which refers to the above boot sale.