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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 315, 16 May 1894, Page 2

Memoranda

An advertiser has money to lend. Messrs Abraham and Williams' Palmerston stock sale tsikes place to-morrow. Mr H. Hickford inserts a notice thanking his customers for past favors and trusts they will give his successor, Mr Mackenzie, a fair share of support. Mr P. Doyle gives notice of his iuten - tion to apply for a license for the Waituua hotel, on June sth, at the meeting of the Rangitikei Licensing Committee. Mr Albert Baker announces today that he has commenced business as a confectioner in premises adjoining the shop of Messrs Allan and Co., iv Manchester street, aud invites a share of public patronage. Mr F. Mackenzie gives notice to-day that he has started business, in the premises lately occupied by Mr H. Hickford, as fruiterer and grocer. Dyeing and cleaning will also bo done on tho premises, Settlers coming iuto the Feildiug stock sales should not fail to visit the Great Sale of Drapery and Clothing going on in Morey's premises, Fergusson street, next Bank of New Zealand. Money will be saved. Spence and Speuce, Vendors. — AdAt. Ranges ! Ranges ! Ranges I The "Scott" self-setting portable cooking ranges. T-ho cheapest and most convenient in the market. Three-foot ranges £5 10s ; other sizes equally cheap.— rC. Young, the cheap ironmonger, Manchester street, Feilding.— Adyt.