Memoranda

Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 42, 24 September 1892, Page 2

Memoranda

• An impounding notice appears to-day. The October parades of the Manchester Rifles are published to-day. Messrs Ross and Sandford have a replace advertisement in-day. Mr S. J. Thompson, of the Red House, announces the opening up of hia spring and summer goods to-day. Tenders for public works detailed in the advertisement are invited by Mr Bray, the Engineer of the Manchester Road Board. Madame Sinclair, palmist, advertises that she may be consulted at Mr Reading's. This is her last night in Feilding. Mr Walter flodren, aerated water and cordial manufacturer, of Queen street, Feilding, has a notice in to-day, in which he states he expects to have his factory in working order by October Ist, when orders will be promptly attended to. The New Zealand Clothing Factory new advertisement states the firm have just receiyed a supply of augite mats. These mats will be found most useful to householders, as they can be used on either a stove or open fire and no stirring is required to preyent the artiole in the pot from burning. Special Remnant and Oddment Sale at the Red House. Remnants of Dress Goods accumulating from the late great sale j remnants of Print ; short lengths of Calicos ; remnants of Sheetings, grey and white ; remnants of Shirtings ; short lengths of Dress- linings. A few oheap Colonial-made Suits, in boys' and men's; Art Muslins, in useful lengths, at the Remnant Sale. This sale of Oddments will last only a few days. — Abvt. There is one thing every housewife should know, and tlmt is— Hercules Bilking Powder is tbe best. Why? It is the cheapest, because it is the best for making bread, pastry, cakes, puddings, scones, etc. In 6d aud Is tins.