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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 56, 31 August 1894, Page 2

Memoranda * Entries for Messrs Abraham and ) Williams' Palmerston sale on September 6th are published to-day. Tenders ara invited by Mr T. Strawbridge, of Makino, for felling twenty acres ol bush at Beaconsfi»ld. For other particu'ars see advertisement. Tenders close to-morrow at noon with the Engineer to the Manchester lfaad Board for various road works. Mr Carthcw's monthly case of books j and periodicals arrived to-day. A firstclass selection of all kinds of literature. ' The New Zealand Clothing Factory beg to notify geutlernen in tbe Feilding r 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. Suits made to moasure, men's from £&, youths' from 47s 6d. Perfect fit guaran--5 teed.— Advt. At the great sale at To House Aro Branch, Palmeraton North, buyers of general draper?, household furnishings, blankets, clothing, dress fabrics, and | ladies' outfit' in j», will find the choice very lorge, and the pnees marvellously cheap. | The purchases were made by Mr Smith himself in Sydney, and by a special tjuver ' sent to Christchurch to attend the great an le of Edvards, Bennett and Co. Gfontlemcn contemplating paying a visit to their tailor should eeo our Superior Tailor-made Suits to measure at £S 10s, M, £4 10s and £5 The fit, finish and furnishing of every garment guaran ■ teed in our first class etvle, and will bo found better value than anything yet offered in Palmerston at the tailoring Department of the Bou Marche, of Palmer* ston N. T?oss nnd Sandford. — Advt I John Cobbe has received per Kuapehu 25 dozeu pairs of ladies' plain, cotton and silk mixture stockings. Those have beeu bought "job " in London, and are j £biftg otterecj at much less than ordinary 1 price.