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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 98, 20 March 1888, Page 2

Memoranda. Tenders are invited for felling two hundred acres of bush at Bunnyfchorpe. Mr E. Young has received a quantity of fresh fruit. See our wanted column. Mr J. E. Henry, fruiterer and tobacconist, Fergusson street, has a new advertisement in to-day. The Bed House promises to issue a surprising price list next Thursday. See our wanted column. Messrs M. Hogan and Co., of WanI ganui, advertise quinces for sale in any quantity at one penny per pound. Tenders are invited by the Engineer of the Manchester Boad Board for metalling on No. 6 line, Kimbolton road. "Bough on Itch." "Bough on Itch," en res akin humor*, eruptions, ring worms, tetter, salt rheum, frosted feet, chilblains, itch, ivy peisen. barber's itch. — Advt. "Bough on Corns." Ask for Wolls' " Bough on Corns." Quick relief, complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bunions. At chemists and druggists.— Advt.

In the name of the Prophet Figs. We have just bought a Bankrupt Stock of Drapery and Clothing, late in the possession of A. J. Price, Hall of Commerce, Wellington, have bought it cheaply, and will give any quantity of tremendous bargains to all Customers at Te Aro j House, Wellington. ..•-...,. ': Wb have removed this Bankrupt Stock to our own premises because we have more light, more room, and more comfort, for customers at Te Aro House, We!* lingtdn. We are altogether too busy to make out a price list, but Customers always expect some thumping bargains from Bankrupt Stocks, and they nill most assuredly get at this Safe more astonisliinp ones than they have ever seen or heard of in their lives at Te Aro House, Wei-i-ngton. „'"'. This Bankrupt Sale commences on Snttyrduy,' FeKruury 11th, at Te Art' HoWt ' W«Jtipj(lcw«