MEMORANDA.

Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 62, 20 January 1883, Page 2

MEMORANDA.

The Jane Douglas leaves Foxton for Wellington, on Monday at 7 p.m. A business announcement from W. Campbell, bootmaker, appears elsewhere. £1 will be paid to the finder of an English lever watch. An election for the Kiwitea Licensing District is advertised. j Accounts in the estate of R. Nasb, deceased, should be paid at once. ] Eend the advertisement of Mr W. J. Gandy, Merchant, o£ Wellington. Mr Hamilton's great drapery sale is now on. A Government land sale is advertised in another column. The Manchester Rifle Volunteers will meet to-night to consider the new rules Mr 8. C. Thompson's business advertisement will appear in our next issue. The Foxton Baces <w!ll he "held on Monday -next. W. Rapley, saddler, has removed to those premises lately occupied by Mr Nanthan, (nest to the Bank of N.Z.) An election adyertisenient for the Manchester Licensing District appears in another column. The annual meeting of householders will be -held at the School-house on Monday 'night. The advertisement will be found on the Ist sase. i meeting will btfheld in the templars' Hall, on Thursday next re Co-operation ; a meeting will also be held on Monday night; at Eoe's Hotel, to consider the formation of a Lodge of Oddfellows; and a meeting will be held at the Denbigh Hotel, to- night, to consider what steps should be taken to celebrate the anniversary of Feildbg.