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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 95, 9 February 1892, Page 3

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Advertisements LOST, a Lady's Cloak; Findei will be rewarded on leaving same at Star office. FOUND, a bag of Sugar, on th< Halcombe Road ; owner cai have same on paying costs of freight and advertisement at this office. FOUND, a Carter's Whip ; appl; Star office. FISH! FISH! FISH! MESSRS WILDBORE & SON de sire to inform the residents o Eeilding and the surrounding districts ijikt'tkey have arranged to supply fresh Fish daily. Cart round even day. BIRMINGHAM STABLES, Livery and Bait. MR. SAMUEL DAW has noi leased the Stables attache to Mr Lowes' Hotel, Birmingham. TO LET OR FOR SALE. t-_ «ii— ■-- ■■ -•• - ; - ; THOSE large" and commodiou Business' Premises, at presen occupied by Messrs Cobbe & Darragt tnown as the "Cash Exchange, ,j?eiiaing. Apply to G. C. Hill, Hous 9nd Land Agent.