NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 50, 4 July 1913, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Useful and serviceable serges arc very .popular just now. Morey and dan have a splendid selection. See choir advertisement.

If you've got the sh-sh-shivers with die cold, Robinson's can warm you up with their cheap underwear in no time.

The Auckland Cash Market Co., York Chambers, are selling, .according to their advertisement on page 1, groceries at 15 to 2U per cent less than Stratford prices. A perusal of their grocery price list will prove this assertion.

Great Bargain in Ladies' Walking Skirts at -Mr it. D. Lowers' great clearing sale. The services at Wesley Church 011Sunday will be conducted by Rev. 11. Bandy in the morning, and the Itev. A. Header- in the evening. Evening subject:. -'The Man Who Hose Again." All are cordially invited. The Presbyterians are taking steps to increase the session in Stratford t>j four additional elders. The question of holding a moonlight evangelistic mission in Toko in connection with the Presbyterian Church is' under consideration. A concert and social will be held in the Hall, Ngaere, on Thursday evening next, in connection with the Presbyterian Church.

Sparwarth, Danish art furniture maker, wishes inspection of suites, etc., now on view.

Youth wanted for shop and help in saloon.

Advertiser wishes to keep tradesmen's books.

Six ton's of potatoes to he sold at Lamason's to-morrow. Brown cob strayed from Ingl%wood.