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Feilding Star, 2 July 1894, Page 2

Memoranda

' ■ » A lost ulster cape is advertised for. Fresh oysters at Mrs Halley'e, Fergusson street. Mr. Chas. Carr's Feilding and Birmingham Sales are advertised to-day. Mrs Jensen, Warwick street, has private accommodation for two gentlemen. Mr J. Willcocks, of Greatford, advertises for a steady young man as blacksmith. Additions are made to-day to the list of entries for Messrs Abraham and Williams' Palmerston sale. Tenders are invited by the Deputy Official Assignee for the stock in trade of F. Keen, a bankrupt. The proprietor of the Cambelltown Bakery, Mr Thomas Anyon, has a new advertisement in to-day to which we refer our readers. Drink the Hygienic Blended Teas — the Purest, the Cheapest, and the most Delicious Teas in the Market. — Henry Jolly, agent, Feilding. — Advt. Ranges ! Ranges 1 Ranges I The " Scott " self -setting portable cooking ranges. The cheapest and most convenient in the market. Three-foot ranges £5 10s ; other sizes equally cheap. — G. Young, the cheap ironmonger, Manchester street, Feilding. — Advt. The New Zealand Clothing Factory invite inspection of their stock of Overcoats, Suits, etc., in Men's, Youths and Boys. We have recently received a large assortment of Tailoring Tweeds, including the very latest styles for Gentlemen's Suits. - Sac Suits made to measure from £1} 3s upwards. Perfect Fit Guaranteed. — Advt. A shoe lost at the Oddfellows' social on Friday is advertised for. " Pneumonia is a malady that offers an unflattering record of fatality on the side of drug treatment. It must be admitted that in most cases the element of debility or exhaustion is a conspicuous causative, and renders treatment of any kind uncertain, vet the disciples of Hygiene have the better showing of results." From " Papers on Health." For particulars apply to H. Jolly, representative, Feilding. — Advt. CampbelltowD settlers will note that Messrs Boss and Sandford, of the Bon Marche, Palmerston, are now holding a gigantio sale of general drapery, clothing etc, in Mr Hfiekford's premises, Camp» belltown, iucludmg the assigned stock in the estate of H. Wickett and Co , bought by them at 8s lid in the £. Bargains are plentiful in all olasses of goods,— =-, Advt. " y