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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 206, 4 March 1896, Page 2

Additions are made to-day to the entries for Messrs Abraham and 'Williams' Palmerston sale. Mr C. S. Potts, of Apiti, has sold his section to Mr F. Bismarck. Mr D. Henderson, butcher, Manchester street, is a buyer of thyme, sage and marjoram in any quantity. During the operations in deepening and widening the entrance to Calais harbour, a case of bullets of a very peculiar pattern was discovered near the spot where the remains of an ancient man -of - war were discovered some days ago. The vessel had apparently been embedded at this spot for several centuries, as it lay far up the entrance to the harbor, and quite on the coast line. It is suggested the* vessel may be one of the ships of the Spanish Armada, which was driven ashore and wrecked on that coast. There is to be a loan collection of English furniture and figured silks of the 17th century at the Bethnal-green Museum. There is said to be a revival of figured silks which formerly gaye employment to 60,000 weavers in East London. The sale is booming at the Bon Marche Last week the iarge establishment was thronged daily with visitors from all parts of the district. It is the sale prices that i 3 drawing the people to the Bon Marche, like steel to a magnet. — Advt. Mauriceville, February 26th, 1896. Mr John Dunlop, Feilding: Dear Sir,— "As : sole agent for us we forward a truck of our superior lime to you to day. You '' will see by invoice, at reduced rates to ' meet the times. Your iaithfully, Brooks Bros."— Advt. In order to introduce Chamberlains' ! Cough Remedy here we sold several dozen ** bottles bn strict guarantee and have fonnd 1 every bottle did good service. We have ] used it ourselves arid think it superior 5 jto any other. For Sale by tho Farmer's i Co-op. Association', Ltd., Feildiug. <