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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 111, 13 March 1890, Page 2

Mempranda. . .0 -An impounding notioe appears to-day. Mr Peter Thompson has marvellous pears for sale. Messrs P. TJ. Jackson and Co.'c Ashurst sale will be held to-morrow. Tenders for we and stab fencing inyited by Mr James Mackay will close tomorrow. Hematite paints in any quantity and of all tints may be obtained at the Bed House. , ... ' Mr P. Berry, of the Variety St6re, Makino, advertises onions and quinces for sale at ljd per lb. . Train arrangements for Patrick's Day are published in our advertising columns. Tenders are invited by Mr, Lemon the Superintendent of Telegraphs for 14;000 telegraph arms. Entries for Messrs Stevens and Gorton's Awahuri sale on Tuesday are published to«day. Mr J. R. Montague, auctioneer of Palmerston North, publishes a notice to-day to which we refer our readers. Mr Kobert Menzie offers five pounds reward for the conviction of the theives who robbed his orchard on Saturday night.

It will be seen by advertisement in another column that Mr J. J. Tunis, i.f Grey street, Wellington, draws the attention of the tnuir»pepple and others to the advantage they wiU receive by having i?oods consijined to his rare, i, Consignees at present siiffer from delay ijktfansit at VVellinxton, and the consequent expense of storage, which would fo fiiitirely' avoided. Those wishing to fffnd parcels or presents to Europe am reminded' that he haß a cieap pnVrnpt detiVery .by each of Lhe direct steamers for LonduK.. Par eels so sent arc .delivered at the door of consifjnt'e, if inst-ucted. It is also. nol,i.»< tted^that he has special conveyance fo| tfe of and luggagiK Ltistoto H,ouse work is^ of course.^ ; a trtcessary branch of his business;— 4sy)rV