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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 9, 9 July 1892, Page 2

Memoranda ♦ ■ — A strong boy is wanted by Mr Guy, of Birmingham. Tenders for public works are invited by Mr Bray, the engineer of the Kiwitea Road Board. Notice is given to day that Mr Dunlop has now in stock bone dust and bone manure. Mr Dunlop has also a full supply of the best Westport coal. An advertiser wants to exchange a pair of heavy dray wheels for a pair of light ones. A new advertisement from Mr Milson, stationer, appears in our wanted column. Mr H. F. Jannings has an interesting notice in our wanted column. Notice is given in another column, by the solicitors for the administrator, Messrs Goodbehere and Kichmond that all accounts owing by Thomas Duffs Potts, late ot Apiti, must be sent in by the 19th July. Cobbe and Darragh are now clearing out, at very low prices, their season's accumulation of remnants, consisting of useful lengths of dress goods, flannels, shirtings, calicoes, sheetings, cretonnes, moleskins and hollands. — ADVT. Eating the pudding is the genuine test. Try the prices of the Cash Exchange Co-Op. in the same common sense way and surprise and satisfaction will follow. I Great success of the Co-Op. principle. Nearly 2000 vouchers have been used. The Co-Op. is pre-eminently the peoples. ! Store. Great reduction in sill departments. — Advt. [ You can buy Brook's machine sewing cottons, 200 yards, i/6 doz ; good knitting wools, 1/D head ; butter cloths, 1/11 doz; striped bush blankets, 3/11 ench ; 150 pairs imported English blankets from 7/6 pair; 1500 yards splendid new flannels from 9§ jfti'd ; hundreds of nice dress pieces from 5/9 the doz yards ; real good velveteens from l/» yard; superior black cashmeres, 1/11 and 2/6 ; coloured bed quilts, 2/0 ; long lace curtains, 2,0 pair, cheapest and best values in tho trade at J. B. llauuHou's.— Advt.