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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 51, 27 October 1891, Page 2

A certain Maoriland editor had a libel action which he lost because of a foolish admission made by his lawyer. How* eyer, the case was re«opened, whereupon . the journalist made this announcement: i if This time we shall conduct our own case. It may be true (hat a man who is bis own lawyer ljas a fool for his olient. But it is pepliaps better to hayo a fool for your client than a fool for your lawyer. As we say, we shall attend person* 1 ally this time to the case.'* — Bulletin. < Importation of boots and shoes at the j Bed House, Ifrmbolton road, Feilding, Ex as, Kaikoura from London. S. j. Thompson has -pleasure in announcing < the arriral of three cases of Boots and ' Shoes from a celebrated manufacturer in Liecestcr, England. This shipment comprises some of the very nicest goods that „ can be made from leather and will be ' opened in a couple of days. Inspection i invited. — Advt. ! It will be seen by an advertisement another column that Mr J. J. Curtis, of * Grey street, Wellington, draws the at- I tenh on of the tradespeople and others to i the goods consigned to his care. Con*;. l\ signees at present suffer from delay id J transit at Wellington and the consequent ' expenses of. storage, which would-be i entirely avoided: Those wishing to send ' parcels or prespDf^ to Eorppe an TQ-. ] minded that be has a qheap prompt do.*. ! liVery' by each' direct Bj;oamers forljo'n- ! don. Parcels _.so - sent* are' delivered '"At. j the door of consignee, if instructed. ' ; ;It' , if a|?p noticed that he. ha? special con. ' tpynfjee for the of furniture and '^ luggage, pasiflnj^ ;fl.qtise i r " of a course, a necftgsij'rj btancu of bis dosi- j 1