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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 32, 1 September 1892, Page 2

Memoranda

Mr E. Martin, tailor, wants a boy as an apprentice to the tailoring trade. A new advertisement from Mr F. Groves, herbalist, appears to-day. The time for sending in tenders for bushfelling, invited by Mr P. S. Ramey, has been extended. For other particulars see new advertisement. Entries for Messrs F. R, Jackson's and Co.'s sale at Palmeraton North on Thursday the Bth instant, are published in our advertising columns. We direct particular attention to Mr Carthew's advertisement in which he giyes a list of some of the newest and best rehgiom and theological works published. All Cash Purchasers who favour the great modern and progressive fjatem 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 auJ inspect their stock and prices. There, only, can the* hope to obtain the full advantages of paying cash.— Advt. Say g the Palmerston Times:— Mr D. Hughej, (he well-known Pohangina real dent, and chairman of the several Special Settlement Associations, who have taken up land at the head of the Pohangina river, recently spent a week in the locality of the various dlocks. Mr Hughey, who is an undoubted authority in matters of this kind, has nothing but the highest praise for the land, and considers without exaggeration th«ro is none better iv the colony.