Memoranda.

Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 32, 25 August 1888, Page 2

Memoranda.

Yeast may now be had at the brewery. Mr Sherwill has a comfortable house to let. Attention is directed to the Bed House adyertisement. Fowler Bros, offer a reward of 10s for a strayed horse. Meeting of cricketers at Mr Eetemeyer's office at 8.30 p.m. to-night. Meeting of horticulturahsts at Mr E. Goodbehere's office at 8 p.m; to-night. Mr Tripe, surgeon dentist, will be in Feilding on next Monday and Tuesday. Entries for Stevens and Gorton's Feildrog sale on Thursday next, are published to-day. One pound reward is offered by Mr P. Lynoh for a dark bay mare, stolen or strayed. To-day we have a new advertisement from Mr A. L. Parr, coachbuilder, to which we refer our readers. Tenders for additions to building adjoining Hastie's Hotel are invited by Mr Atkins, architect. Mr Wheeler has a bay gelding running on his land at Awahuri waiting to be claimed by the owner. Attention is directed to the advertisement on our first page from the Government Life Insurance Department. Tenders are invited by Mr Bray, on behalf of the Wanganui Harbor Board, for bushfelling, stumping, clearing, and making bridle tracks on the Awa road. Messrs Cobbe and Darragh, of the Cash Exchange, have an interesting announce-; ment in another column, possessing special interest for the farmer, settler, and bur readers generally. The firm quote great bargains in drapery, grocery, boots, ironmongery, &o. " Rouu h on JPi les;" Why su.ffer Piles P [in mediate relief and complete cure ,uar.»ntecd Ask for " Rooijh on Piles " 6ure curt- for itching, protruding, bleed* lug, or any form of PiIe».~ABVT.