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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 86, 22 December 1883, Page 3

Drapery CASH DRAPERY, CLOTHING AND BOOT WAREHOUSE, WILL BE EOUND THE MOST REPLETE STOCK OP I a«lies' satin Sunshades, trimmed with lace Ladies' silk "unsliades Lndies' trimmed and unrrimmed fiats Ladies' beaded frimmed Bonnets Lakes' silk, taffeta, lisle and corten Gloves Ladies' 8, 4. and 8-liutron kid Gloves Ladies' chenille Capes ami Capelets Plain and corded Sateens Printed Sateens in fruit and blossom designs Printed Cambrics and Lawns Cream and white Lisse, ia special value, including severa Novelties Laces, Nets. Feathers, Edgings L'ibbons. Buttons, Buckles Hat Ornaments, Sanhes, fcibbons Beaconsfield Tweed Suits of Gerlong, Straw and Leghorn TTats. Scarves Kaiapoi, and English mduuiuc- Ties, Praces, Belts, Collars, <fee ture. Shirts in White, Oxford. Regatta Men's Trousers and Trousers and Merino, and Lambs Woo!. Vests. Black Felt Hats in hard crown, from Ladies' Kid Boots, Lace Kid Boots 5s 9: to l'2s. Button Kid Boots, K.S. Cal Black ?oft Felt Hats, high and low Boots, Leather Lace Boots. crowns, Tweed Hats. Serge Gents' Boots in Tweed Uppers, Xii Hats. and Tweed Uppers, Lace Shoot Youth's and Boy's '! weed Suits, Tweed ers. Luce Water Tights. Trousers, Felt Hats, Tweed Hats, Gents' Shoes in Kid, Tweed and Ki< Straw smd Leghorn liats, C-xlord Uppers, Leather and Calf. Shirts, White Shirts, Kefjatto Infant's, Children's, Boys' and Girls Shirts, Sox, ies, Scarves, Col- Boots and Shoes in every sizi lars, Braces, Belts. aud several qualities. IR,_ XjOTTIDOIfcTFpilrtin"-. Ist December. 1883.

Business Notices . PODO.JE UONYMIN. FEILDING PUBLIC LIBRARY & READTISG ROOM. THIS Institution is now open to the public under the new rules — The Ke«ding Woom daily from 10 a.m. till 10 p.m., free. The Library for tin issue of books, on i ue=days, 'fhurrdays and Saturdays, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Also on Saturday evenings from 7 til' 8 o'clock. Subscription to the Library, payable in advance, 10s per annum, or 2s 6d quarterly for one book ; or £1 yearly or jo* half-yearly for three books. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. r 3 HE partnership hitherto carried 3 on between Ambrose Lough and Robert Caunthers Hastie, of Palmerston North, Brewers, has thisjday been dissolved by mutual consent. The business in future will be carried on by Mr A. Lough. All debts owing to the late firm will be collected by A. Lough, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge, and all liabilities will be discharged by A. Lough. Dated this 26th day of November, 1883. Ambrose Lough. Robert Caunthers Hastee. Witness — Geo. Eldershaw. MAKIiNO BAKEU\. TAMES BEANNEY begs to inform ? I the public of Feilding and surrounding district, that he is prepared to deliver bread daily to any part of the town and suburbs. Buns, Scones, and Cakes made to order. All orders entrusted to th» above will be punctually attended to. JAMES BEANNEY. Makino, 20th Sept., 1882. JOHN~BELE, XJT HKRLWRI6 H T, CoachV V Builder, &c, corner of Sher-will-street, .Makino Koad. Bng«2ies, Do£ Carts, Spring 1 Frapp, Drays, <fee, made and repaired with all possible despatch. VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WANGANUI & NEW PLYMOUTH SECTIONS. The attention of the public is directed to the new Time Table that will come into operation from Wednesday, December 26th, 1888. T. F. ROTHERAM, District Manager. RAILWAY NOTICE. WANGANUI SECTION. BOXING DAY, DECEMBER 26, 1888. ON December 26th, 1888, the ordinary Time Table will be suspended, and trains will run as under : Leave Wanganui for Foxton 6.80 a.m. and 4.45 p.m., and for Palmerston at 9.80 a.m. Leave F.eilding for Wanganui at 5.45 p.m., and for Foxton at 6 p.m. Leave Foxton for Halcombe at 7.30 a.m., for Feilding 9.15 a.m.* and for Wanganui at 5.10 p.m. The north trains will run as usual." Return tickets to and from all stations will be available from December 22, 1888 ito January 3rd; 1884. • ; Distwctitoa^.! p