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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 81, 3 October 1893, Page 2

Memoranda Mr Henry Pemberthy, of Makiuo, has two quiet dairy cows for sale. Mr Milson'a new books and periodicals arrived to«day. Entries for Messrs Gorton and Sons' sale at Bulls are published to day. (Several general servants are seeking employment through Clomontson's Registry office. The Sun Baking Powder eclipses all others. — Advt. Messrs Koss and Sand ford, of Palmerston North, announce the arrival of their first shipment for the spring aud summer season ex h.h. Duko of Devonshire, Matatua, Tainui, and Kaikoura. which aro now being opened out, and of which they propose making thoir first display in all departments on Thursday next, Hth lust, aud following days, aud respectfully invite the inspection of purchasers at the Bon March 6. — Advt. A cuttiug questiou — Which is the best axe? We have Mann's Eurekas, all weights. Kelly's perfection axes, JPiquot and Chopper's pride axes. Also see our slashers, Edward's, all steel, Gilpina, Whitehouses etc. All at Wellington prices for cash. — Bramwell Bros. — Advt. I Before buying elsewhere— lt will pay you to ascortain the oxcoodingly low prices for drapery, e.lothing, boots, otc, ruling at thn Cash Kxchango Co.Op, as those linos aro just now being sold quite regardless of cost or profit. Inspection invitod, without boing a9ked to buy. Thompson and Thompson, Cash Exchange Co-Op Co.— Advt. Augitc Mats — the woman's friend, price 2s — iust opened nt the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Feildinjj. No stirring required for oatmeal, milk, rice, custards, blanc mange, jellies, butters, ketchups, apple saner, Sic. ; in fact, nothing will burn on it. Try it and be conviuced. For the Nursery, there is nothing equal to heat tLe milk and food for the baby. t