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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 118, 14 November 1894, Page 2

jyiempranda _^ Mr W. Carthow, booksellor and stationer, has just opened up a conaigumont of beautiful Japanese fancy goods Mrs 11. Worsfold, of St Leonard's, has a vacancy for a gentleman boarder. Mr Milson has just received a case of books and periodicals up to last English dates. Messrs Abraham and Williams will hold a stock sale at Palmerston tomorrow. Mr R. J. Thompson, of the Cash Exchange, has now opened up his summer goods, including a first-class supply of millinery of the latest fashions. Additions aro made to Messrs Gorton and Son's Awahuri sale. Messrs Speuco and Speuco, of the JJou Marche, aro holding a great clearing sale. Mr Fred. Keen, a bankrupt, gives notice that at the next sittings of the Bankruptcy Court, Palmerstou North, he will apply for an order for his discharge. Jt is almost impossible to bolievo tho wonderful valuo now to he obtained in the way of men's clothing at the Te Aro House Branch, I'ulmerston. Trousers and suits, iv strong heavy tweeds, and wprsted serges, aro being sold at merely nprainal p*io«s. — i\.dvt. Gentlemen requiring well -fitting fcjujijsj of all wool New Zealand Twouil, made tp ineasuro, can obtain them from John Cobbo at prices ranging from Sss. No deposit required with qrdcr, and. should ftiy garment fail to lit satisfactorily it 4ivc4 vet bo tok^n.,