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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 43, 15 November 1882, Page 3

Amusements PALM K US 10. \ JM'JRTIi. BAZAAR! GIFT AUCTION ! ! GIFT AUCTION ! BAZAAR!! A BAZAAR and Gift Auction, in aid of the Debt Liquidati- n and Building Fund of the V\ eslnyan ( hurch, ra'.merston iNortli, will be held at the Foresters' Hail, on Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 29th and 30th. Bazaar opens at 3 p m. each day. refreshments can be obtained in the Court Rooin of the Hall. A dmission — Is. Meetings CHURCH OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST, Fbildiko. A S PRO FA L meeting of Parishinnws, for the purpose of electing a Parishioner's Churchwarden, in the room of Mr A. R. T. Haultain. resigned, will be held in the Immi Barracks, on Monday, 20th November, at 8 p.m. J. JONES, CurateAuctions SATURDAY, 18th NOV., 1882, LJALCOMBR and SHEKWILL li will sell by Public Auction at their rooms, on Saturday, the 18th .November, 1882 — '1 he Privileges in connection with the Feilding Athletic Sports, to be held on Boxing Day. HALCOMBK & SHERWILL, Auctioneers Notices NOTICE. IMPOUNDED in the Public Pound at Sanson — 1 red calf, branded like (H on rump. If not claimed arid expenses paid, will be sold at noon, on November 30th, in terms of the Impounding Act, 1874. WALTER JAGO, Poundkeeper. PUBLIC NOTICE. HAVING disposed of our business which we have hitherto carried on in the Exchange Stores, Feilaing, we hereby beg to return our best thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed on us during the period we have carried on business in the above stores. At the same time W3 beg to solicit a continuance of the same patronage to our successor, Mr George Crichton, who is the purchaser of the good will, book debts, &c , as well as the stock and business. THOMPSON BROS. With reference to the above, it will be my constant endeavour to merii the patronage of the Feilding public, and I respectfully solicit the same with the firm confidence that nc effort will be spared by me to deserve it; by courtesy to customers, as well as by the first-class quality of al <>oods ottered to them. GEORGE CRICHTON.