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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 264, 11 May 1895, Page 2

Memoranda. 4» Fresh oysters and smoked fish at Mackenzie's Oyster Saloon to-day. Mr Leslie Sherman inserts a notice to trespassers. Mr Clementson, of Manchester street, advertises fresh oysters and smoked fish to arrive by this afternoon's train. Football boots, football boots, football boots. The New Zealand Clothing Factory have just opened up a good line of boots with buttons on all ready for playing, they are light and durable and can be used for ordinary wear at the close of the season. We have also opened up : a nice selection of other styles of boots in ladies', gents' and children's, includ- , ing a grand line suitable for dairy purposes. — Advt. : If you want to see the most replete stock of really useful cheap and ornamental goods just pay a visit to Joseph i Darragh's Show Room, Feilding. It i boats anything on the Coast. i TO BE CLEAN is to be healthy ; to \ be healthy is to be rich. J. S. Milson has now in stock fancy soaps in balls, ' tablets, cakes, musk rose, heliotrope and i old brown Windsor, from the best makers l in the world. J Now that the cold weather has come, i the public will do well to remember that \ John Cobbb has imported large numbers r of blankets f-his season at prices ranging j from 8/6 to 47/6, per pair. He is also hcavilv stocked with Colonial blankets 1 from I*s/6 per pair. 1