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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 51, 25 August 1894, Page 2

Memoranda « A lost axle cap is advertised lor. A lost kangaroo leather legging is advertised for. A lost Bank note is advertised for. Number known. Fresh oysters at Clementson's to-day. Fresh oysters and smoked fish at McKeuzies. The 1.0. G.T. souial will be held in the Forester's Hall ou Tuesday evening. The N.Z.C.F. beg to draw ladies' special attention to advertisement in wanted column. Tenders close on Monday next, with Mr R. C. Templer, Cheltenham, for catting and delivering 20 cords of rata at the Birmingham creamery. On Saturday next Mr Chas. Carr will sell by public auction, on instructions from the Official Assignee, property in Warwick street, sulky, harness, etc., in the estate of J. D. Valentine. Probably the prettiest flower garden in this district, is that of Mr John Pawsou, Warwick street, designed by Mr G. E. Bently, whose advertisement appears elsewhere. It will bear inspection. An Monday some new advertisements will appear from Messrs Spence and Spence, the proprietors of the Bon Marchc, Fergusson street. The firm ar'i clearing out men's and boy's suits, shirts, halt,, etc part of Edward's, Ben;iett and Co.'s titupL:, at startling reductions. The New Zealand Clothing Factory beg to notify gentlemen in the Feilding and country districts that they have recently received a new set of samples of tailoring tweeds, including white and striped pique for vests. Cricketing flannels for the approaching summer. Si; lts made to meaaure, men's from i3, youths' from 47s 6d. Perfect fit guarau- 1 ; feed,— Adyt. ' i