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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 78, 25 November 1912, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

The Borough Council notify drivers of veuicJes .against, tur.ous driving on show days. In another column Messrs Gillies and Nalder advertise their Eltham stoci; sale, which takes place on Wednesday. Particulars of Messrs Gillies and Hawera cattle sale appear elsewhere., At the Stratford dairy yards_to-mor-row Newton King will sell 35 choice springing heifers and 30 dairy cows on account of Mr It. H. Phillips and other clients. The C.B.A. have a fine range of up-to-date summer footwear now on view. A smart* boy is wanted for the upholstering department. Mr John Leydon notifies that having sold his stock and leases to Mr Garrett E. Wilson he desires to take the opportunity of thanking all his customers for past patronage. All outstanding accounts may he paid to Mr Leydon’s clerk at his temporary offices, York Chambers, No. 3 upstairs. The Stratford A. and P. Asociation notify a gift auction sale of pedigree stock donated to tlie Association. Ihe sale takes place at 10 a.m'. on fhc second day of the show. Two young men or a family to milk on shares are wanted at once. (A first-class plumber is wanted at once. , , . The Taranaki Hardware to. claim that the “New Perfection” oil stoves stocked by them are absolutely tnc best on the market. Train arrangements in connection with the Stratford A. and P. Show are advertised. Mrs. McCallnin, of Broadway, notifies a special lot of sample hats, children’s hats, blouses, and other seasonable goods, at prices which cannot bo beaten.