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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 112, 8 November 1893, Page 2

Memoranda • Mrs A. Richmond, Derby street, odyortuos for a good servant. Additions aro made to-day to Messrs Gorton and (Son's sale at Foilding on tho 15th instant. Additions aro made to-day to Messrs Abraham and Williams Palmorston sale on the 10th instant. A notice to trespassers on lands between the Kimbolton road and the Oroua river appears to-day. Mr J. B. Hamilton's premises will be open until 9 o'clock this evening. Grand display. A new advertisement from Mr S. Daw, in connection with tho running of his coaches to and from Pemberton, appears on the fourth page to-day. In our wanted column Mr E. Jackson, notifies he has commenced business as a bootmaker at Birmingham. A replace advertisement from Mr E. Feck, hairdresser and tobacconist will appeer in our next issue, A re-place advertisement will be published in a few days from Mr W. Pearson, bootmaker and importer, announcing the arriyal of a job lot of boots and shoes which must be sold to make room for the Christmae stock. Wo are requested to state that visitors from this district to Palmers ton during sfeow week will find a charming choice of fashionablo drapery, dress goods, mantles, and millinery, at The Bon Marche, the fashionable drapery emporium, Palmerston ; open till 1 p.m. on Thursday, 9th, and till 6 pm each other day during show week. Visitors aro invited to inspect the stock now on display in the various departments at The Bon Marche.— Ross and Sandford— Advt Send for patterns of our new Dresses and Dclnines. Our new Prints and Crcpons you will find the choice large und colourings select. Enclose cash with all orders, and they will bo promptly executed, and a bonus amount of 5 per cent, will be returned on all purchases of 20s and upwards from To Aro House, Wellington.