Memoranda.

Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 35, 19 September 1891, Page 2

Memoranda.

Tenders are invited for felling 50 acres of bush. See advt. The Commissioner of Taxes, invites applications from competent valuers. Agents are wanted to take work from the Novelty Importing Company of Sydney, N.S.W. See advt. Some good grazing land, 380 acres, is advertised to let at a low rental. Apply to Star office, or E. Nethercbft, A-wa-huri. Mr Frank Gay now runs a line o* coaches between Feilding and Paliaerston every Sunday. For time table see advertisement. Tenders are invited by Mr Charles Bull for clearing and burning fias, and ploughing about 40 acres. For other particulars apply to James Campion, at Aorangi. Cobbe and Darragh are selling prime Derwent Potatoes at 35s per ton, or 3s 6d per sack, at the store. Cocksfoot grass seed. — Advt. The annual spring fair of Mr Newton King will be held at the Waiwakaiho yards on Thursday, the 24th inst. Full particulas are advertised in another column. Additions are made to-day to Messrs Stevens and 3orton's sale at Sandon on Tuesday next, and the entries for that firm's Feilding sale on the 24th instant are also published to-day. In our advertising column Mr John Bartholomew returns his sincere thanks to the Feilding Fire Brigade and the public who assisted to stay the progress of the fire, at his mill buildings, Kimbolton Eoad, which took place yesterday morning. j The first spring shipment of drapery and clothing received by Messrs J. 0. Morey and Co. is advertised to-day. There are fifteen cases of the latest novelties obtainable. We refer our readers with the most perfect confidence to this advertisement, for the prices quoted speak for themselves. It is notified that the well-known sire Armament, bred by Mr "W. Wilson, of Whenuakura, by " Musket " (imported) from " Sissie " (imported), will travel this season. For full particulars owners of mares are requested to apply to Mr Frank Gay, at the Empire Stables, Feilding. A replace notice of the appearance of the Dobson - Kennedy Dramatic and Comedy Company in the Assembly Eooms on Tuesday and Wednesday next, is published to-day. On Tuesday they will play the beautiful and musical AngloSwiss comedy "My Sweetheart," and on Wednesday will produce the great military, spectacular, and sensational drama " Current Cash." A box plan has been opened at Mr Carthew's where reserved seats may be booked, without extra charge, and as these will be limited we would strongly advise booking in. good time as there is sure to be a crowded house. The very latest in Watches! S. J. Thompson is selling a new keyless shortwind watch, 50 per cent cheaper than the Watorbury. He has also- received a sample of the gold cased Water bury watch, Ladies size, short-wind- A. veal work of art and keeps splendid time. — Advt. By the direct steamship JEuapehu, from London, now discharging her cargo in Wellington, Mr J, B. Hamilton will receive his first spring shipment of fashionable new season's drapery, which will arrive in Feilding in a few days, of which full particulars will appear «arly. — Advt.

We have indeed a splendid array of the best Parisian millinery. Out mantle room is full of the latest novetities. Our dress department is crowded With the best and most fashionable spring fabrics, while in our fnncy department there is a I positive pletbom of the newest ribbons, glores, fans, flouncing*, parasols, nnd innumerable other noveltios at Te Ai-n, House, "Wellington Tt will no doubt be expected that there ; will be a manifest improvement in all our shipments that nil good< will be bought well and at the lowest cash prices, that ill goods will be ihe best of fheir class, md that all will be in accord with the preyailing fashions of the season. These news will be amply corroborated by the lisplay we are now making of Spring fashions, at To Aro House. Wellington. Countby residents should give us a jail when in town or we will f rwarrl jatterns of any of rur new spring g >(>• s see by po-t on appliruuou ti> .iawi-fl Jmith, To Aro House, VVellinuto,-.