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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 31, 30 August 1892, Page 2

Memoranda An impounding notice appears to-day. Mr Clementson has fresh oysters today. Entries for Messrs F. R. Jackson and Co.'s sale at Feilding on September 9th, are published to-day. Notice of transfer of section 44, Block XIV, Apiti, from George Richardson (senior) to George Richardson (junior) is advertised to»daj. The proprietor of the Feilding Herbal Depot, Mr Groves, has just received a new stock of medicinal herbs, &c. A new advertisement will be published in our next issue. Mr E. Martin, the well-known tailor, of Kimbolton road, has a new and attractive advertisement in another column. Mr Martin has just received a splendid assortment of English and Colonial tweeds. | The great clearing sale at the Red House still continues. Sensational reductions in all lines have been made, and fancy goods are being sacrificed. My prices are as low as in Wellington. S. J. Thompson, Red Houre. — Abvt. All Cash Purchasers who favour the great modern and progressive system of business adopted by the Cash Exchange Co-Op. Company, namely, the annual division of profits, will do well to visit the company's premises anJ inspect their stock and prices. There, only, can they hope to obtain the full advantages of paying cash. — Advt. We would earnestly advise all country settlers to make sure of this opportunity and try, if possible, to pay a visit to the Km pi re City during tho continuance of this big sale at To A.ro House, Welliugton.