Memoranda

Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 145, 27 May 1893, Page 2

Memoranda

An impounding notice appears elsewhere. Mrs Groves advertises servants waiting engagement. Mr H, L. Sherwill advertises £1000 to lend in sums of £100 and upwards. Mr Apel, of Makino, advertises a black dog come astray. Mr Carthow advertises for salo, old newspapers. Parados of the Manchester Rifles for Juno aro advertised to-day. Additions aro mado to-day to Messrs Abraham and Williams salo at Colytou A comfortable home for a young man is advortisod in our wantod column. Tenders are invited for tho supply of metal by Mr C. Bray, engineer of the Manchester Road Board. Tho engineer of the Kiwitea Road Board, Mr C. Bray, invites tenders for the supply and delivery of metal. Tenders aro invited by tho Town Clerk, Mr G. C. Hill, for printing copies of tho Feildiu{» Borough Bye-laws, A coninot6ut nurso to tako chargo of throo children, and help with housework is advertised for iv our wanted column. Train arrangements for intending visitors to Wanganui to soo Fillis' circus, are advertised to-day. Ovor leader wo publish an advertise mont anont tho finest lung-worm specific in tho colony. Stock ownors aro requested to read tho notico carefully, The cheapest money in the market is advertised to-day by the Colonists' Land and Loan Corporation, which has resumed making advance* on broad acres on terms which defy competition. For other particulars see advertisement. The Now Zoaland Loan aud Mercantile Agoticy Company has au important notico over loador to day. It will bo soeu that tho company inakos liboral cash advances on produce, and lends inonoy on stations, farms, growing clips of wool, etc., at lowest rates of interest. For other particulars soo advertisement. Fou win'tkk WKAK we have a nice lot of boys Navy Reefers, vory neat and comfortablo and in all sizes from 5/6 each, at Te Aro Honso, Wellington.