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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 66, 3 February 1883, Page 3

TO THE EDITOR OF THB FEILDING STAR. Sib, — '\ hronth ynvtr enlumns I desirr to return th;i:ik., to >ny numerous Friends and Customers t\<r tli ir Liberal support during the pas* fifteen months, nnd to state that it i« still my intention toretain Soft Goijf/>- and Ti ■</(« only, instead of General Merchandise, and by so doing be enabled to ke«^p a held r assort- j ment in Drapery, Clothing, Hosiery anil Hoots and Shots, than obtainable in a General Storekeeper's stock. I further beg to announce that I will remove to my New Premises, on the old site, Kimbolton Road and Manchester Square, on Febhuaey 10th, where I will have room to show a large and well-as-sorted stock of Drapery, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, &c, &c. The following New Goods arc just opened up and suitable for the coming wiater:-New Patterns in Kaiapoi Tweeds; Mew Kaiapoi Fingering Yarns; New Kaiapoi Hose and Half Hose; New Shooting and Balmoral Boots, in Gent's and Youth's ; New Kid Shoes and Boots in Ladies', Maid's, and Children's. Large reductions made in Summer Millinery, Sateens in plain and figured, Zephyrs in stripes and checks. Further announcement of Winter Stocks will appear in your advertising columns in about a month. Trusting by offering Good Articles at moderate prices to still receive the support of my Friends and Customers.- I am, &c, K. Loudox, Draper, Feilding. 27th Jan., 1883.— [Apvt. j Auctions THURSDAY, Bth FEBRUARY. At their Warwick-street Sale Yfirds. HALCOMB'-: and SHERWILL will sill by public auction as above : — 27 head beef 25 3-year-old steers (forward) C 0 SJ" ; , 12 mixed cattle 20 mixed yearlings 27 3-year-old steers 130 mfxed fat sheep 150 fat wethers 350 fat wethers (heavy) 100 2-tooth fwes 2 Lincoln rams 1 double-shaft waggon Snle at 1.30 p.m. Notices NO i ICE TO MARK A FENCE. TO ANDREW LUFF, Or Another. TO the owner cf Section No 253, in the Kiwitea Block : — Take notice that I desire a dividing or boundary t^nce, between sections Nos 253 and 254 ; the said fence to be made immediately on or before the 28th day of February, 1883, and that such ience shall be a post and rail fence, at least 4 feet in iiti-ht. o* substantial rimu wood material, firmly erected, with no greater distance between the rails, or between the rails and the ground than 9 inches, nnd the posts not more than 0 f 'et asunder. DENIS GLACKEN, Owner of Sections adjoining J. L. HEE S, Conch-builder & Wheelwright, KIMBOLTON KOAD, FEILDING. GIGS, Carriages, Buggies, Traps, Dog carts, Waggons, Drays, and vehicles of every description made to order. li'epairs executed with despatch and economy. First-class material and workmanship guaranteed in every case. IS one but beasoned timber, 2 and 3 years old used. The most liberal terms can always be arranged for. . * '. . JAMES S. JOLLY, PAPERHANGER, House Decor ator & Sign Writer, Palmers ton. Orders left at the Star Office promptly attended to. MAKINO STEAM SASH & DOOR FACTORY, Planing k Moulding & Turnery Works, FEILDING, Manawatu. Under tbe Management of CHARLES POTTS. DOORS, Sashes, Architraves, and all other kinds of Moulding 1 aud Turned Work supplied at lowest current rates. A large 6tock of the above on hand. Special sizes made to order. Price li. Nts on application. J. B. ROOrS Jfc CO., Proprietors. UOUDBEHERE O : BARRISTER AT LAW, SOLICITOR & CONVEYANCER, Offices: M A NXBRST.&*~-SQUA RE, FEILDING, (The premises lately occupied by the ' Bank of Australasia), w] CAM P B EL L, Bootmaker. / Kimbolton Rood, Feilding. THE Prices and Quality of his goods wi 1 defr competition. Boots and shoes made on the shortest notice, and btyle^and fit guaranteed ■ ' - Charges moderate.