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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 130, 30 April 1892, Page 2

Memoranda. « Mr H, Worsfold wants a boy to drive a trap. A small stack of hay |is advertised for sale to-day. A lady's bracelet, found yesterday on Awahuri road, has been left at this office. A lost watch is advertised for. A reward will be paid on leaving the same at Star office. The Returning Officer of the Kiwitea JRoad Board, Mr E. Goodbehere, has several announcements in to-day. Tenders are invited for felling 900 acres of bush in the Waituna in blocks to suit contractors. For other particulars see advertisement. Notice is given to-day that any person trespassing with dog or gun on the properties of Mr Walter L. Bailey, at Taonui, or on Keid's Line, will be prosecuted. The Engineer of the Kiwitea Eoad Board Mr C. Bray, invites tenders for public works. For other particulars see advertisement, Meessrs J. C. Morey and Co. will have a startling announcement in our next issue. In the meantime the Bon Marche will have a grand display this evening. By advertisement to-daj Mr Macarthur intimates that he will reply to the Feildiug speech of the Hon John Ballance, on Monday, the 9th May. As the state of his health will not permit of it at present Mr Macarthur will not address his constituents in the yarious centres until ho is stronger. " Shopping by post " would save ladies resident in the country a great deal of time and worry. Patterns could be looked at quietly, selected deliberately in their own homes and orders sent off with a certainty of instant attention at Te Aro House, Wellington.