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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 35, 11 February 1914, Page 6

'VOTES ANO MEMORANDA. For children's hacking cough &. night Woods’ Great Peppermint Gure, le 6d. S* M. Mr La mason advertises a list of nearly new household furniture and effects for sale at the Mart on Saturday. The list includes new piano and high grade furniture, all removed to Mart for convenience of sale. Mr Newton King’s usual sale at the Hayrnarket on Saturday. Entries' appear elsewhere. Mr J. E. Campbell, optician, will be In Stratford on Friday, 20th inst.,'and may be consulted at Edwards’ Pharmacy. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency. Company, will offer 2500 sheep, at their Puniwhakau sheep fair on the 16th, which is to be held in Messrs Malone and Worthington’s yards. Up to the close of their “Jubilee” sale, Saturday, 21st inst., the Robinsons are going “one better.” They will give a special 10 per cent (2s in the £) bonus discount off their ruthlessly cut sale prices for summer costumes, dresses, maids’ frocks, etc. That’s a “Jubilee” marvel, isn’t it? For Influenza take Woods' tfraa Peppermint Cure. Never fails., h Rrt. 2s M. The Whnngamomona property advertised by the mortgagee for sale on 28th February by Newton King lias been withdrawn from sale. The Robinsons have decided to relinquish their men’s and hoys’ clothing department. They want “more room” for their drapery furnishings, etc. The whole of their clothings, etc., is to ho shot out at prices that must make an end of it in a very short time.' They will keep at it till it’s through. An important sale of household furniture at Mr F. A. Wilkie’s residence to-morrow afternoon, Mr T. 1. Lamason selling. f Ask for the famous “Uoslyn” Writing Pad ovrytimel Containing 100 sheets fine hank paper with artistic pictureo f New Zealand’s wonderland, Rotorua, including photo of a charming Native girl. Only 6d each from Inns! dealer* MOUNT EG MONT. A MEETING will be held on FRIDAY next at 8 p.m., in Borough Council Chambers, for the purpose of forming a Mountain Club. J.' B. RICHARDS, • Convenor*