Memoranda.

Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 118, 11 April 1889, Page 2

Memoranda.

o Mrs Gould advertises for a servant. A notice appears to-day from Mr James Meehan, baliff, re a distress warrant. Mr Tripe, dentist, will be in Feilding on the 23rd and 24th instants. Mr E. P. Amesbury, dentist, has a special notice in to-day's issue. The Borough Council offers a bonus of .£SO for artesian water in the Borough. The Colonists Land and Loan Corporation advertise land for sale — over leader. Mr John Taylor advertises that he desires to purchase a horse, trap, and harness. The Red House has a lot of new goods in for the winter. The advertisement is held over. Entries for Messrs P. R. Jackson and Co.'s sale at Paknerston on the 18th inst. are published to-day. We refer our readers to Mr Donkin's advertisement on our third page. Train arrangements for the Feilding races "and Easter holidays are published elsewhere. The Engineer of the Manchester Road Board invites tenders for re-metalling a jortion of the Kimbolton road. The list of entries for Messrs Stevens and Gorton's sale at Awßhuri on the 16th instant appears on our third page. A notice giving the dates and places where the Property Tax Reviewers will st to hear objections during the month of May. Cobbe and Darragh will be showing their new goods at the Cash Exchange early in April. Their purchases of general and fancy drapery for the coming season are, owing to their increasing tr&de, on a large scale. And as they have already established a reputation for the variety, excellence, and cheapness of their goods, we are sure the public will do well to defer making their purchases of Winter Drapery until they have inspected the new stock at the Cash Exchange. — AdVt.