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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 318, 19 May 1894, Page 2

Memoranda ♦ Fresh oysters at Clementson's to-day. The Feilding Masonic Lodge will rueet on Monday next. New books arrived at Milson's to-day. The Rev. W. H. Judkins 1 text for tomorrow morning is announced. Fresh oysters at Mrs Halley's to-night. I Fresh oysters at F. McKenzie's today. Mr W. G. Shearer is a purchaser of bottles of all sizes. The Manchester Riflos will parade on Thursday morning, tho Queen's Birthday, opposite the Assembly Rooms, at 8.30. Mr H. Hickford, who has disposed of business iv Feilding, requests all accounts due to him be paid to Mr A. Hickford on or before the 26th inst. The Manchester Rifles will hold a social and dance on Thursday evening. Messrs Kirkcaldie and Stains, the well-known and popular drapers, of Wellington, have a new advertisement in to-day's issue, which will prove of considerable interest to our lady readers. Mr Chas. Carr will hold a sale of furniture and effects at the residence of Mr J. D. Taylor, in Denbigh street, on Tuesday next, commeucing at 2 o'clock. We insert an advertisement to-day which is of great importance to everyone connected with the drapery trade in New Zealand. Mr George Adams, of Makiuo, notifies that he has for sale a quantity of good hay. For Ladies' Jackets, Ulsters, Mackintoshes, Millinery and Dresses, try the Bon Marche, Fergussou street, Feilding. All new goods. Speuce and Spence, Ready Money Drapers and Clothiers. — Advt John Cobbe has, during the present week, opened up his second delivery of White English Blankets, consisting of over 100 pairs. This brings his purchases of white blankets for the present winter up to 250 pairs. Every pair of this season's English blankets have been imported into New Zealand by himself.