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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 25, 30 July 1894, Page 2

Memoranda ♦ Additions are made to Messrs Abraham and Williams' Palmerston sale. Mr W. G. Haybittle advertises for four yearlings, stolen or strayed. The Engineer to the Kiwitea County Council invites tenders for the delivery of metal. " Nothing succeeds like success." During the last week the Bon Marche has been crowded with eager buyers of Edwards, Bennett and Co.'s stock of drapery and clothing. The cheap sale at Messrs Warnock and Adkiu's still continues. The sale is worth visiting, as both purso and purchaser will be materially benefitted, Drink the Hygienic Blended Teas — the Purest, the Cheapest, and the most Delicious Teas in the Market. — Henry Jolly, agent, Feilding. — Advt. Parents will do well to call at the New Zealand Clothing Factory and inspect their stock of Boots and Shoes in Men's, Women's, Girls' and Boys'. Men's watertights 12s 6d, 13s 6d, 15s. Boy's strong boots for school wear. We have also opened up a large stock of strong leather slippers — Boys' 3s to Us 9d, Ladies' 4s 3d, and Men's 5s 3d. Men's balmorals from 12s 6d up. Just opened, Gents' evening shoes 9s 6d, 9s 9d, 10s 6d.-Advt. At the great sale at Te Aro House Branch, Palmerston North, buyers of general drapery, household furnishings, blankets, clothing, dress fabrics, and ladies' outfitting, will find the choice very Urge, and the prices marvellously cheap. The purchases were made by Mr Smith himself in Sydney, nnd by a special buyer scut to Chnstchurch to attend the great sale of Edwards, Beunett and Co. Gentlemen contemplating paying a visit to their failor should see our Supen rior Tailor-made Suits to measure at £'3 10s, £4, £4 10s and £5 The fit, finish and furnishmc of every garment guaranteed in our first class style, and will be found bettor value than anything yet offered i" Palmerston at the tailoring De» partmnnt of the Bou Marche, of Palmer* ston N. Eoss and Sandford, — Advt.