Memoranda.

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 120, 3 April 1890, Page 2

Memoranda.

[: *Mr' ; Sherwijl advertises tvrcs : go§& Bouses for safe. -- ' , : Train arrangements for- the Feilding races are published to-day. ' An impounding notice appears else-, where of interest to horseowners. ■...- < Tenders are- invited, by iMessrs' Rath'ff Bros , storekeepers, Makiho 5 , 'foVaaditioiis and alterations to their place of business. Tenders will close on inel^ttfinstarik ' '■ Tenders are invited by Mr S. J. Thompson, of the Red House, ;for the; ejection of a granary (work 1 only) . Tenders to close on Tuesday the Bth; instant. Ah invalid lady of San Francisco lias given 10,000 dollars to build a crematory in that city, and the furnaces, etc., are now in course of construction. ■ . • An exchange says :— Mr Seed vacates next week the- editoraL chair of the Melbourne Standard. v Mr fieed "came last year from New' Zealand; where he is known as an able journalist. It takes, however, somethmg more than a smart leader writer to make a second Melbourne ovening paper a commercial success. Witnesses called on behalf of the Crown have for many years been paid according o a scale, which made a distinction between^ tho professional man and average witness. The latest scale was :—-Professional men, iwhen their evidence as'experts'i? required, per dierr^ £1. Is'^prp-^ fessional men, bankers, meir'chantsy'i auctineers, tod other gentlemen not; ' specifically mentioned,- per diem, i 15s "f" master tradesmen, farmers, and clerks, per diem, 12s ; shopmen, journeymen, and- mechanics, per. diem, 10s; laborers, per diem, 6a. According to a recent 'Gazette 'all witnesses, male or female, -will iv future be paid at the rate -of, 6s par day. Except in the case of medical experts, who have their guinea continued. To open in a few days, a beautiful assortment. \6f Indian hand-embroidered Handkerchiefs in ladies' and gent's sizes(cream and white shades) at The Bed, House. Don't forget that there is the larg( so stock of .Waterbury Watches (shor.t wind), Ladies' and Gents' sizes, at The .Red House. „ Some beautiful Goods in Glass u'rtd' fancy Crqtckery at The\ Red House. ,