Memoranda.

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 156, 27 June 1891, Page 2

Memoranda.

An advertiser wants an engagement as lady help on a farm." The owner of a buggy-lamp spring can have the same on applying at the Stab office. Tenders are inyited by Mr W. Drury 1 for underscrubbmg and felling 40 acres of bush at Aorangi. Of flannels we have, a stock of 20,000 (twenty thousand) yards in the best Eng lish and Colonial makes in White, Shet land, Orkney, Scarlet, and Fancy Colors and the prices range from 9£dto 3s per yard at Te Aro House Wellington, Otfß usual stock of Blankets is between 600 and 700 pairs in the English and Oolonlal makes, we buy at first hand from British manufacturers and from the best Colonial mills. The superior value we.givs Is not excelled by any house in the Colony, our prices range from 6/11 to 50/- per pair, according to size and qilality at Te Aro House, Wellington, As orders sometimes come addressed to . those in our employ, it le particularly requested that to avoid delaj all orders and letters ou business should be addressed snloly to James Smith, Te Aro House, Wellington. Hamlet : " The air bites shrewdly, it is very cold." Hokatio :"It is nippiug and an eager air, my Lord." (Hamlet,' JSijene 4, Act 1.) As in the time of the Royal Dfine-. and courtly Horatio, so lately, to use a very common expression, the weather hai been " bitterly, cold." For" the present wintry temperature we have imported thousands of. yards of the best raak'js in Flannnl" -and bales upon baloa of superior Binnkets at Te AiO Uouoe, Wellington.