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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 85, 31 March 1883, Page 3

: Drapery and Clothing. " THE CASH DRAPERY, CLOTHING AND BOOT WAREHOUSE— FEILDING, Is the place, and now is the Spnson to purchase NEW WINTER Dresses in Cashmere, Irench Series, Merino and Fancy Wool Series. NEW ULSTERS in Ladies' Maid'? and Children's : in all the latest fashions. NEW HATS in I.adipß.' j Maid's and Children's, in Reaver, Plush, Satin ami ! Straw. NEW UNDERSKIRTS in L-xdie>', knitted : ; wool, gat in, lustre, &c. NEW UMBRELLAS in all shades nr,d qnnlitr NEW UNDERCLOTHING, NEW LACES- NEW : JACKETS '" -UHtelMsse and plain cloth. MEN'S NEW UKPREAKABLE at.s in Fek.Twpod and •■•■••-'. f\L\V TWEED "its in VICTORIAN »nd NEw'tROUSERS fl«-.i TROUSERS & VESTSNEW HOSIERY >" Greti*. Variety. NEW BOOTS •" hll ?orre nml v 'i zP!? > at R B LOUDON'S CASH DRAI'ERY, CLOTHING AND EOOT WAREHOUSE, FEILDING.

Eoads and Bridges^ Act 1(0 AD AND r.h'IDG CO.NSTUUCIION ACT, 1832. PUBUC Notice is hereby civen that the Manchester Road Board proposes to construct the following roads or parts thereof within the Manchester Koad District under the provisions of the Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 1882, relating to District Roads, viz : — 1. Ashurst and Bunnytborpe, Ulysses, Jones. Makara, JJutmythorpe, Whibley's, Pohangina, Monguone, Junction, Valley and Midland, Wilson's Spur and Taonui Roads ; the estimated cost thereof is £22,504 2s Gd. 2. 'I he amount of payment required on the above is £2003 9s lid annually for 15 years and the amount of special rate requi-ed to meet this is one end two-fitths of a penny in the pound on the rnteable value of property within the Manchester Road I district. 3. The plans, specifications and detaikd estimates of the cost of thp proposed works may be seen at the* office of the Manchester Koad Board during ordinary business hours. 4. '1 he poll lor or against the above special rate will be taken on Wednesday, the 25ih day of April, 18Sij, at the Ko:id Board office, Feilding, Russell's hoarding house, Ashum, and the Corporation Office, Halcombe. Bj* order of the Manchester UoaA Hoard. CHARLUS BJAY, Clerk. Plumbers r> r r h o m p s o js t , . Tinsmith, Feilding. Si outing and G tillering fixed. Baths, Fillers, and Tanks made to Or.ler. All kind> of tinware on haud All orders neatly execute. l. --Country orders promptly fKtcuucd to. CHARGES STRIC I.V MODERATE. ME^SKS L< UiND & PKDKi-.-M'iiN, Plumbers and Tinsmiths, Main -t, Piihner^on, - EG to announce that they undertake ali 'iepartuients oi the trade, and guarantee to «*ive satisfuctioi both id workmanship and charires. Plain and Corrugated Iron ' anks ot all sizes Washing 1 Boilers (copper or galvanised iron) with portable furnaces. Sponge, Hip, Plung-e, and Shower Baths, of all descriptions. Orders promptly attended to. Watchmakers J. HUGLL WATCHMAKER, & JEWELLER, Next to Fktlding Stae Office, Will leave Feilding at the end of the month. ANY body wishing to have clocks or watches are requested not to wait till the last moment. All repairs not claimed within a month will be sold by public auction. My balance of clocks, watches, and jewellery will be sold below cost price. H. W. HAYBITTLB," PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, The Square, Palmerston North. Orders left at Mr W. G. Haybittle's Ready Money Store, Feilding, will be promptly attended to. ONE POUND REWARD. LOST From Kiwitea, on January 20th, One Cow, Black and White, branded N and Calf, nine months old, branded V NP. The above reward will be given to any person giving information so as to lead to the recovery of the same to NIELSON & PANDROSS, Kiwitea.