Memoranda

Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 38, 15 September 1892, Page 2

Memoranda

— ♦_ — _ Fresh oysters at Clementaon's to-night. Messrs Laery and Co., of Wellington, are buyers of prime samples of cocksfoot. Tenders are invited by Mr James Saxelby, of Waituna, for felling eighty acres of bush. Entries for Messrs F. B. Jackson aud Co.'s sale at Palmerston on the 22nd instant are published to-day. Notice is given that Edmund Lloyd the the selector of section 4, Block XIV, Pohangina, has applied to transfer the same to Bengamin Poole. Mr H. Rutherford notifies in another column that all accounts owing to him after the 30th September will be sued for without further notice. On Saturday next Mr J. B. Montague will hold a great sale of unredeemed pledges in the Central Auction Mart, Palmerston North. See advertisement. Entries for Messrs Stevens and Gorton's sale at Awahuri on Tuesday next, are published to-day. New Spring Goods at J. B. Hamil* ton's: — Navy Ground Prints, in spot, floral, and fancy designs ; white fancy Muslins and Brilltantes; spring Dress Fabrics, single and double widths ; new Jackets, Capes, &c. ; Swiss Point Aprons, fancy designs, also in white Muslin nicely embroidered ; Ladies' Sailor Hats, endless variety, with new curl brims; new Pearl fteck Frillings; muslin and fancy Blouses ; new Gauntlet Kid Gloves ; new Crocodile Gauntlet Taffetta Gloves. Inspection invited at J. B. Hamilton's.— Advt. "The prices are so loir, there can'fc be any dividend." Such is the unmistakeable testimony to the extremely low prices of the Cash Exchange Co-Op, by opposition business men. In the meantime the GoOp. is pre-eminently the Cash Purchasers Store, where Fashionable Goods arc now on sale at unique prices— aud v dividend is fully expected in due course. Remember, the only genuine cash busi* ness on the Coast.— Advt.