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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 100, 25 October 1893, Page 2

Memoranda . « Loan proposals for No 3 Ward in the Pohangina Road district are adyertised to-day. Mr Bray, architect, inyites tenders for the eractiaa of a cottage at Birmingham. Soe advertisement. William Managh has been adjudged a bankrupt, and a first meeting of creditors will beheld on the 3rd prox. at Feilding. Mr J, S. Milson, bookseller and stationer, has just received a stock of novelties in pictures books and literature suitavle for Christmas prosonts for children. In order to cope with the growing demand for Irish Linen goods, John Cobbe has imported from Belfast by the " Otarawa," 23 pieces table Damask, 8 pieces glass cloth check, 32 pieces cream and brown holland, IB dozen table napkins and 203 dozen pocket handkerchiefs. — Advt. Knowledge is Power. — Having a thorough practical knowledge of the Tea Trade, we are offering better quality than any firm in the district. Unsurpassed in New Zealand for purity, strength, and flavour. l'lease call for samples. — Bn.vMwKLt, Bboh. Before buying clsowhoro— It will pay you to ascertain tho exceedingly low prices for drapery, clothing, boots, etc., ruling at tho Cash Exchange Co-Op, as theso linos are just now being sold quite regardless of cost or profit. Inspection invited, without Doing askod to buy. ThoinpHou and Thompson, Cash UxchuugQ Uu.Ou Cu.-Ad.yt.