NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 9, 7 January 1913, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Tiie best boot-shop in Stratford is certainly the C.B.A. The footwear is thoi'ouglily reliable and they give entire satisfaction. An advertiser wants to purchase a sound reliable horse. An advertiser has 5 acres of hay for sale. A married couple arc wanted for a country hotel. Also a good general wants situation. A dark brown cob, lost from Stratford, is advertised for. Mr A. Findlay, late storekeeper of Midliirst, publishes a notice in this issue. By this time clothes that wore bought early in summer will have liecome somewhat shabby. Morey and Son announce excellent values in summer clothes to replace older garments. x Mi A. Spence, draper, thanks his patrons and the public of Stratford generally for their past support, and also to announce that he will endeavour to treat customers liberally and well during the ensuing year. Messrs Gillies and Nalder advertise particulars of their Eltham sale, which takes place to-morrow. _ Particulars of Messrs Gillies and Nalder’s Hawera stock sale appear elsewhere in this issue. At the Inglewood saleyards to-mor-row, Matthews, Bennett and Co. will hold their usual weekly cattle sale. Entries appear in another column. Regent Cigarettes are famed for their purity and quality, and are not injurious to inhalers. Your tobacconist stocks them. x For the generous support acceded to him during the past year Mr A. Spence desires to thank all his numerous patrons, and to assure them of his untiling endeavours, throughout the New Year, to maintain the highest standard of qualxay at the minimum price, coupled with the best 'attention to customers.