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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 80, 15 December 1885, Page 3

Advertisments BOOTS AND SHOES CHEAP for the PEOPLE. J, B. HAMILTON Has added a Boot and Shoe Department to his well-known Drapery and Clothing Establishment. Every Vanety in Stock, and at Ready Money Prices. The best value ever offered in or around Feilding. 10 TRUNKS Fresh from one of the best Manufactories in New Zealand. Gall and see them, and compare our prices with what you have been paying elsewhere. The Holidays being close at han^, new Boots will be wanted by almost everyone. Kemember ©ur splendid new Stock, direct from the Factory. To be sold Cheap. H. DONKIN, Manager. Palmerston address — The Square. FOR SALE." A A ACRES of Land, 1 mile from 4tU Makino Railway Station, fenced and divided into 8 paddocks, with 6roomed House and Orchard acre), outbuildings, &c. Apply to JOHN CURRAN. November 17. NOTICE. A PUBLIC Meeting of all those interested in the Feilding Jockey Club will be held in the Town Hall, Feilding, on Monday, 21st inst. at 8 p.m. A. F. FITZHERBERT, Secretary. mOWN HALL, FEILDING. BOXING NIGHT, DEO. 26th, 1885. Musical & Dramatic Entertainment in aid of the Funds of the Town Band. Particulars in future issue. B. J. GOSLING, See. JHP iXB ilmj ISA NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WANGANUI SECTION. EXTRA TRAIN. PALMERSTON. FEILDING. /COMMENCING on Thursday, 17th \J December, and until further notice, an EXTRA TRAIN will leaye Palmerston North on THURSDAYS ONLY at 9.55 a.m. for Feilding, arrive 10.45 a.m. ; leaving Feilding | on return journey at 8 p.m., arrive Palmerston 8.45 p.m. By order. NOTICE TO MAKE A FENCE. To the owners or occupiers or agents of Section No. 55 B, Maehester Block. TAKE notice that I desire that a Boundary or Dividing * Fence between Sections 55 A and 65 B be made immediately on or before the 12th day of January, 1886, and that such fence shall be a stab fence of heart of rinra timber, not less than 6 feet long, to average 8J x 4£ inches, to be sunk in the ground 16 inches, with 4 x 1 inch battens securely nailed to each stab nine inches below the top of the stabs with 8 inch wire nails, with n* greater distance bei tween the stabs -than 8 inches. ! JOSEPH BRAY.