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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 151, 10 June 1893, Page 2

Memoranda «. _ Mr Milson has just opened up his new books and periodicals. Entries for the Palmerston sale cm the loth instant of the United Farmers' Alliauce are published to-day. Mrs Elliot, of Warwick street, adrer* Uses she is prepared to undertake needlework The business card of Mr G. F. Bishop, barrister and solicitor, appears orer the leader in to-day's issue. Mr McKonzie, of Apiti, advertises for a boj to do farm work. Constant employment offered to a suitable lad. Teuders for public works are invited by Mr Charles Bray, the Engineer of the Kiwitea Road Board. For full particulars see advertisement, Mr J. L. Rogers gives notice that he intends to apply for a liceuse to kill great and small cattle on his section at Aptti, to the Kiwitea Licensing Board in July. Additions are made to-day to the list of entries for Messrs Gorton and Son's sales at Bulls and Campbelltown on the 13th and 16th instants respectively. Tenders are invited by Mr J. A. Macdonatd for underacrubbiag one bundled acres, near Peepo'-Dav, Birmingham. Tenders will closo on Saturday the 17th instant. Tenders are invited by Mr E. Ujndbehere, the secretary of the Kiwitea Road Board, for the collection of the dog tax for tho said Board, for the current year. Keop your feet dry. — Foot-holds ! Foot«holds ! Ladies ore invited to in* spect these useful articles for protecting the feet from damp. J. C. Thompson, of the Ca.<<U Exchange, has (along with a large shipment of Boots and Shoes) received an nssortmeut of these coriveni s ent and perfect protectors of the feet. Prices yerj moderate.— Advt.