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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 58, 3 November 1892, Page 2

Memoranda

♦ Mr Wildbore, of Taonui, advertises a mare straying on his section. Mr Dimanfc will preach in the Gospel Hall this evening. We request attention to Mrs Walker's replace advertisement to-day. Mr C. W. Fowler, of Colyton, advertises a nice quiet horse for sale, broken to saddle and harness. Additions are made to-day to Messrs F. R. Jackson and Co.'s Feilding sale on the 11th instant. Mr J. R. Johnston, of Cheltenham, wants to let about 70 chains of wire fencing. See advertisement. Mr R. R. Collins, the well-known saddler, near the Red House, Kimbolton Road, has a replace advertisement in today, to which we confidently refer our readers. Mr J. S. Milson, stationer, has just received a large assortment ot new books by the latest authors. A replace advertisement in connection with the above will appear in our next issue.

Cobbe and Darragh have received the new season's samples of tweeds and fancy suitings, from which they are now taking orders for suits to measure. Big variety to choose from, moderate prices, no deposit required, and fit guaranteed. — Advt. Special Remnant and Oddment Sale at the Red House. Remnants of Dress Goods accumulating from the late great sale ; remnants of Print ; short lengths of Cahcoa ; remnants of Sheetings, grey and white ; remnants of Shirtings ; short lengths of Dress- hniugs. A few cheap Colonial-made Suits, in boys' aud men's ; Art Musliua, m usoful lougths, at the Romnant Sale. This sale of Oddments will last only a few days.— Advt.