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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 115, 18 March 1893, Page 2

Mr Milson has just received a supply of footballs. An advertiser wants a second hand buggy or wagonette. Mrs Hernion, of the Parsonage, wants a good general servant. Tenders are invited by Dr Lemon, the Superintendent of Telegraphs, lor the supply and delivery of iivo hundred, twenty-five feet telegraph poles, all heart oi totara. Foe oilier particulars see advertisement. Notice. — The Stock and Book Debts iv tho firm latoly carried on by J. C. Morey and Co. have boon tuken over by the late company, but to facilitate tho squaring up of Book Debts tho books have been loft with Mr J. C. Morey until March tho 2<3th, up to which dato his reeoipt will bo a sufQciont discharge for all accounts paid. J, C, Morojr and Co. — A dvt. The great success that has attended Mr J. B. Hamilton's Dressmaking De» purtuunt is due to the fact that the lady who has charge is a thorough Dressmaker, and is well known as one of tho best fit tors in tho colony. First-class English exr.erieuce, also Colonial. Ladies who aro hard to fit, and those who seldom enjoy the luxury of a perfect -fit ting Dress are specially invited to try Mr J, B. llauiiUou's Dressmaker.— -Air*.