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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 60, 8 November 1892, Page 2

Memoranda

■ • A reward is oftered for the recovery of a black and tan sheep dog, lost from Waituna. The furniture and effects of Mr "W. Reading, who is leaving the district, will be sold by public auction on Monday next. Messrs Stevens and Gorton are the auctioneers. Mr L. Holden adyertises as running on his farm, at Makiuo, a bay mare come astray. This mare was advertised a month ago. Since then her brands have become more distinct and they are given in the advertisement. Cobbe and Darragh have bought, much under regular prices, ninety Ladies' and Children's Sunshades— all London samples. Prices range from 9d to 18/6. — Advt. It is certainly worth while to spend your cash at Shearer's Furniture Warehouse, where there is a well-assorted stock to chose from. He gives a liberal discount, and a free guess in the Pea Competition for every 5s cash spent. — Advt. In order to keep pace with the requirements of his largely increasing business, Mr Williamson, the well known tailor, has added to the number of his employes, so that he is in a position to complete orders with the least possible delay. It is needless to say that Mr Williamson guarantees a good tit and first class workmanship. — Advt. Good house wives resident in the country districts when in want of floor cloths or liaoliums should remember that we Have ono of the largest and best selected stocks in the colony, which, for cheap* ness are unequalled outside of Te Aro House, Wellington. -Advt. Holiday Millinery. — Splendid show of very pretty Trimmed Hats — newest shapes, trimmed specially for the holiday. Ladies are welcome to come and inspect our splendid new Show»room and the hundreds of novelties in Blouses, Shirt Fronts, Sunshades, new Gloyes, Jackets, picnic Hats, and a great variety of shapes in Straw Hats— at J. 13. Hamilton's.— Advt. 1 Augite Mats— the woman's friend, price 2s— ]"ust opened at the New Zealand Clothing Factory. No stirring required for oatmeal, milk, rice, custards, blanc niange, jellies, butters, ketchups, apple sauce, &c. ; in fact, nothing will burn on it. Try it and be convinced. For the Nursery, there is nothing equal to heat the milk and food for the baby.