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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 8, 10 July 1893, Page 2

Memoranda «. . Several new advertisements aro held over until to-morrow. Punch and Judy to .night in the Foresters' Hall. Additions aro made to-day to tho Feildiug sale of the Farmers' Alliance. Mr F. Gabites, of Fergusson street, advertises for a smart youth. Additions are made to the entries for Messrs Gorton and Son's sale at Bulls tomorrow. There will be meeting of the vestry of St John's Church held thia evening at the private residence of Mr S. Goodbehere. Entries for the Palmerston sale of the United Farmers' Alliance at Palmerston North on Thursday the 13th inatant, are now pubhshed. The Colonial Bank have now removed to their new premises opposite the Star office in Manchester street. Tenders are inyited by tbe Engineer of the Eiwitea Road Board, Mr Charles Bray, for public works detailed In the advertisement Mr Charles Bray invites tenders for felling 160 aores of bush in tbe Wanganui Harbor Board Endowment Block. Notice is given by Mr L. E. Reade, solicitor, that R. J. Galway, a bankrupt, will apply for his discharge at the next sitting of the Bankruptcy Court at Palnierston North. The intelligent public will quite underdand why the largest business is being done at the Brick store, Feilding, whon ther compare tbe Ordinary prices charged at J, Darragh's for goods which ure quoted at much higher prices by the other Storekeepers of Feildiug under the Extreme Pressure of Clearance Sales and Partnership Sales, &0., <£c— Adyi.