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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 325, 29 May 1894, Page 2

Memoranda ♦ Mr Samuel Chamberlain inserts a notice to the effect that all accounts due to him Bhould be Bent to bis private residence at Palmerston North. An umbrella, advertised as lost, has been left at the Stak Office. At Waituna to-morrow Messrs Gorton and Son will hold a sale of stook. Notice is given by Messrs Woolven and Nesbitt, who have dissolved partnership, that all accounts due to the late linn must be paid to Messrs Ratliff Bros. Band of Hope meeting in the Temperance Hall on Wednesday evening, at seven o'clock. A meeting of the Shooting Committee af the Manchester Rifles will be held at Mr Bastings' Hotel this evening at 7.80 sharp. For a real good Watertight Boot try the New Zealand Clothing Factory, tbey are selling the best quality, double pegged, for 13/6. Also, Gent's. Cook, ham's iv Porpoise, Crupp and Scotch Grain. Boys' and Youths' Nailed Shooters, cheapest in town. A big stock of Bedroom Slippers, etc. Have you tried Bramwell Bros, fresh ground coffee ? It is pure, fragrant, and is ground on the premises.— Advt. For Ladies' Jackets, Ulsters, Mackintoshes, Millinery and Dresses, try the Bon Marche, Fergusson street, Feilding. All new goods. Spence and Spence, Ready Money Drapers and Clothiers. — Advt. ' Gentlemen requiring well-fitting Suits made to measure are advised to leave their orders with John Cobbe ; his prices for good Colonial Tweed Suits range from 60s up. Should any suit ordered fail to please a customer, he is not compelled to take it. Ranges! Ranges! Ranges! The "Scott" self -setting portable cooking ranges. The cheapest and most con- < venient in the market. Three-foot ranges £5 10s ; other sizes equally cheap. — C. i Young, the cheap ironmonger, MaucUss,- i tot street, FeUdu>g^~AdYt« \