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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 110, 10 March 1891, Page 2

Memoranda.

Mrs Barton advertises for a nurse girl. A dressmaker is advertised for, for address apply Star office. An advertiser wants to sell an orchard of winter apples. Inquire Star office. Mr Christopher Matthews gives notice that he has lowered the price of bread. Entries for Messrs Stevens and Gorton's sale at Awahuri on the 18th instant, are published to-day. Messrs Freeman R. Jackson and Co. publish to-day entries for their Palmerston sale on the 19th instant. Additions are made to-day to the list of sntries for Messrs R. Jackson and Co.'s sale at Feilding on the 14th instant.

For instance, full dress lengths of shot merveilleaux silk, originally 52s 6d for 30s ; handsome combination silk dresses, rich faillee silk dresses, choice striped silk, merveilleaux dresses, in full dress lengths ; original prices, 8 guineas, reduced to 2 guineas ; original price, 10 guineas, reduced to 3 guineas, at " The Fair," To Aro House, Wellington. If will be seen by advertisement in another column (hat J. J. Curtis, of Givy street, Wellington, draws the atte itu>n of the tradespeople and others to tlit? good* consigned to his care. Con sign^es i>t present suffer from delay in transit at Wellington and the consrquenr. expenses of storage, which would be entirely avoided. Th"S • wishing to send pirc 1 !* or presents to Europe are re uiirult'd that he has a c'seap prompt delivery by pach direct steamers for London. Parcels so sent an> delivered at ' • dooi of consignee, it instructed. It is ilso notified that he has special conve :»nce for the removal of furniture and lu-ijage. Custom House work is,." .. v f\-| (.- arse, >i necpssiiry branch, of his business. — ADTT.