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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 3, 16 June 1883, Page 3

Drapery and Clothing. A WANT SUPPLIED" f~ A T the request of m«inv of mv numerous Customers, I XJL have a.iCR.I DRESS-MAKING to my present large and increasing Business. THE WORK" ROOMS Are spparate from the Wi,rebou«e, being in a Cottage about 100 feet from it, thereby securing ali necessary convenience, THE MANAGEMENT Is under MISS GARDINER, from NELSON, and recently WANGAMJI. Her Testimonials ani References ara ot the highest character, and such as shou'd give CONFIDENCE to the LADIES favoring this Departuaeut with their esteemed orders. The Dn-ss making Department, like others of my Business, will be coiiduoted on the CASH Principle. I have in stock a large assortment of Dress ■Materials. and Dress Trimmings, including the New Embroidered and Tamboured bilk Trimmings. Also, other Goods too numerous to mention. R. LOU DON", FeHding.

Highv/ay Board Notices M A i\ CHESTER HIGHWAY BOARD. GENLRAL hLECMON. "jVTO'I ICE is hereby g-ivon than au JJ^ elociion of Wardens for the Manchester Highway Board will be held as follow? : — ft 08. 1,2 ;}, 4, 5, and 6 Wards on edursday, 27th June, LSB3. Regulation of Local Elections No person shall be deemed to bo a candidate for any local elective office iinlc'fs nominated in the. following manner, that is to say. a nomiiuitior. paper in the form in the secmd schedule, signed by two electors of the district and by the candidate, in token of his assent to such nomination, shall be addressed to the recur:. ing officer and he delivered Co him at the office of Messrs Ha'combe and Hherwiil, Feildinp-, fit any time after the. publication hereof, and before noon on Wednesday, 20th of June, 1883. Signed HUGH J:. .mIKKWU.L, Krturiii;!.' Oiiic-r. M ANCHESTKH. HIGH WAY BOARD. A T the Poll of ratepayers taken on XjL Wednesday, 13th" of June, for striking a special rate for certnin works within the, jvlanchester Highway District resulted as follows : — FEILDING. Votes Value For the proposal 31 £87,374 Against the proposal 23 15,053 Majority in favour 8 £72,321 HALCOMBE. Votes Value Against the proposal 32 £23,536 For the proposal IS 9,549 Majority against 14 £13,987 ASHURST. Unanimous vote in favor of proposal 32 votes, value £11,912. Total in favor of proposal 26* votes, v;.Jue £70,246. I hereby declare the proposal'duly carried. HUGH L. SHERWILL. Returning- Officer. Tenders. THAMES VALLEy — ROTORUA RAILWAY. CONTRACTS FOR THE SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF SLEEPKRS \T7RJTTEN 'lENDI-RS will be V t receivea at the office of the undersigned, for the supply and delivery of sleepers in any quantities. Specifications of contract may be seen »t the Public Works Office, Wanganui; the County Council Office, Thames ; and at the office of the undersigned STRVVART & HUNTER, Civil Engineers. Sh'Ttland-slreet, Auckland, May Bth, 1883. NOTICE HE ABOVE -.—Tenders for Sleepers will be received until noon of Thubsday, the 21st day of June. \r l ILL IAM i~l ART H E W, BOOKSELLEE, STATIONER, AND FANCY GOODS IMPOETEE, Manchester-street, Feilding, Has in stock a large collection of Standard Works, Novels, and Illustrated Serials, English and Colonial Newspapers, Fashion Books, Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Office and Fancy Stationery, 1 and School requisites. In the Ftmcy Department there is a splendid collectien of Glass and China Ornaments, Crewel Wool and Patterns, Fancy Bags and Baskets, a choice selection of Scrap and Ph;to Albums, Sheet and Victoria Music, Scrap and Birthday Cards in variety. The Toy Department is too extensive to enumerate. As I am expecting a heavy shipmeut 1 from England shortly, I have marked my ■ goods at such low prices as must effect a ■ speedy clearance. Circulating Library. ._