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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 22, 31 July 1884, Page 3

Auctions ~ STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6. AT THEIE YARDS, WARWICK STREET, FEILDING. TTALCOMBE & QUIERWILL : Will sell by Public Auction as above 10 beef 10 yearlings 20 mixed cattle 10 calves 14 tf-yrs steers 50 fat sheep 100 ewes (in lamb) 100 fat wether.- ■ >rime) 80 fowls, bro C 'y Mr Retemeyer 2-horse powev ; ngine and chaff cutter. Sale at 1 o'clock. Amusements. TWO NIGHTS ONLY. T^EILDING -pUBLIG XT ALL. THURSDAY, AN]> FPJDAY, JULY 31, and AUGUST 1. Itobson's Great Transparent Moving Panorama of the EGYPTIAN WAR. Also famous and beautiful places in England, Irelanct, Scotland and the Colonies. 70 Great Scenes, full size of stage. Eloquent and Witty Lecture by Proprietor. Valuable and useful Prizes distributed each night. Low prices to tempt whole families to attend. Adults Is, children 6d to all parts. Ho reserved seats. Opeu at half past 7. CALISTHENICS AND DANCING DEPORTMENT. In the Foresters Hall, at 7.30 p.m., on FRIDAY, August 1. I" 1 OR Ladies and Gentlemen, Dancing "* taught by the first Five Positions, Marking Time Exercise, Quadrille Dancing, Royal Victorian Quadrilles, Round Dancing, Country Dancing, Spanish Dance, Step Dancing, Break Downs, Stop Jigs, Jigs, and Reels. Please take notice that this Dancing Class will be strioily select. Any person wishing to become a member can do so by leaving their names with any of the umi; : — Mr P. Thompson, tinsmith ; Mr W. Campbell, bootmaker; Mr J. Curreen, Mai mo; or Mr J. Turner, M.(\ Terms : Quarterly or Nightly, to suit members. First class Music provided. MANCHESTER RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. A CAPTAIN'S Parade is hereby called for Saturday, August 2nd, at 7 p.m., at the Public Hall. Members are warned that the fines for non-attendance will be strictly enforced. D. H. MACARTHUR, Captain. By order, signed, W. D. Nicholas, Color-Sergt. and Sec. NoticesWILLIAM PARK, Importer, Palmerston North, WISHES to direct the attention of residents of Feilding and district to his large and well-assorted stock of Account Books in every size, ruling and binding. Large stock of Commercial and Fancy Stationery. Carefully selected stock of Prize and Presentation Books. Beautiful assortment of fancy and useful articles suitable for presentation. Crewel Wools and Mlks, Berliu, and Berlin fingering. Wools, all shades. Philoselle silks, crewel and wool- worked slippers, cushions, brackets, mantle drapes, cushion cord and tassels. The best value ever offered in Manawatu in PIANOS and AMERICAN ORGANS. Violins in cases, complete, from £3 3s and upward. Flutes, Concertinas, Accordions, Musical Boxes, &c. Any instrument not in stock procured from Home in four months. WM. PARK, Direc f Importer, Palmerston North. TO CARPENTERS. mENDERS are invited till SaturJL day, 2nd August, at 4 p.m., for additions to a residence. Plans and specifications may be seen at my office. G. C. HILL, C.E. W. CARTHEW, Direct Importer of Books, Stationery & Fancy Goods, HAS now completed the enlargement of his shop, and would solicit an Inspection of his large and well assorted stock of Account Books, Commercial and Fancy Stationery. School Books and Requisites, Prize and Presentation Books. Albums, Workboxes, and Ladies' Reticules. | Crewel Silks and Wools. The Fancy Goods and Toy Department must be inspected to form an opinion. Ladies Journals and other Fashion Books by every mail. New Books and Novelties by every mail. FOUND.— Part of a Lady's Saddle. Owner can have same at Star office on paying for this advertisement. JOHN L. REES, /^OACH Builder and Wheelwright, Has Commenced Business in Building Opposite His Late Premises. Orders received as usual. J. BEN NET T, • Ironmonger. Cuba-street, Wellington Xf.Z