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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 82, 19 December 1885, Page 3

WAK TED KNOWN. —W. H. Nettleship, Jeweller, £c., of Wanganui, has opened with a stock of Watches, Jewellery, &c, for Christmas presents, in the shop next to Mr Carthew's Come amd have a lo*k. WANTED, by an experienced hand, employment as Engine Driver or Blacksmith. Applj to: pc6 f Saxby* Cambden street. . WANTED KN6\VN.— W. Haybittle has just received a good assortment • of . Cutlery for the Xmas Season. r \. : < \\ ANTED KNOWN. — W: G. Vf Haybittle haa a. full assortment of Furnishing Ironmongery in Stock. ■ .v >'. W"" ANTED KNOWN.---If you Trant Bargains in Drapery or Clothwg, yißit CottrqU's Clearing Sale. . !. WANTED.— 'Everyone to come 'and 'see the Silk Capes, beautifully trimmed — usual price 21s, now selling at 12s 6d— at E. J. Cottrell's Clearing Sale. WANTED KNOWN . — Children's Socks from Id per pair at E. J. Cott ell's Clearing Sale. ■ - ANTED KNOWN.— 36m. Scoured Calico 3/6 per dozen yards, also 32in. for 2/9 per dozen yards at E. J. Cottrell's Clearing Sale. WANTED.— A few more Customers for Boys' Knicker Suits, 3/11, at E. J. Cottrell's Clearing Sale. mRYatE. J. CottrelTs Clearuig Sale -L for goods never before sold at such absurd low prices. ANTED KNOWN.— Stevens and Gorton are Cash Buyers of Wool. WANTED~kNOW]Sr.— That A. c 7 Bishop, Foxton, is a Cash Buyer of Wool in any quantity. Highest prices given. Vendors waited on after receipt of collect telegram or postcard. WANTED to Sell.— l9o bags Good Feed Oats.— D. R. Lowers. ANTED.— Everybody to read W. G. Haybittle's Advertisement on 3rd page. J • ;: ANTED to Sell.—A useful Hack— will carry a lady. Broken to single and double harness. Apply to E. Jennins, Awahuri. . ANTED to SeH.— Apuw-bred Berkshire Boar, four years old. 1 Apply to E. Jennins, Awahuri. AND STILL THEY COME TO HAMILyOf'SSt The Noted Cheap Drapery Mart— Tb« popuhur house of the people. . . • } FRESH SUPPLIES of Choice New Goods for every department at Beadj Money Prices. ' Jerseys. Jerseys. Ladies Costume Jerseys ia Black and Colored, meelj Embroidered; Hats and Millinery. ]. We have oae »f the finest -displays of Untrimmed Hats everfLpwnio orarevnd Feilding. Bveiy jronceivable ,Bka»e «nd Style of the Season, while, our Turned Goods are of the most becoming shapes. Thkv abb Goivfr Faß» : — Prices desperately cheap.: Our Dress Pieces, Our Prints, Zeuhyrs Galateas,&c, Area marvel of Cheapness, end fer Goed Patterns and Designs are the cheapest yet offered. . < : ■ Have, a look through them* and judge for yourselves. BEADY MADE CLOTHING. — Our Wen's and Boys' Beady Made Clothing is admitted to have no equal in the District for Quality and Cheapness. Just opened— A special line in Men's Tweed Suits. i EXTEAOEDIN AKY CHEAP. Dressmakincr in First-class Style. Place your orders early. J« B, HAMILTON. NOTICfE. XMPOUNDED in the Public Pound, X Feilding, by Alfred Young, off the property of D. Mcßeth, Kiwitea, on 17th December—- one brown gelding, branded B.P. on off shoulder, white star on forehead, hind legs both white. • • If not claimed and expenses paidj will be sold by public auction on Saturday, the 2nd day of January, 1880, at 12 o'clock, noon, in aooordance with the Impounding Act., JOHN TURNER, Poundkeepcr. vf ». r~i bib rwooi). DENTIST, WANGANPI. IMPEOVED BUSH FAEM FOE SALE. SECTION 44, Taonui road, 177 acres. 60 sicres in grass and partly fenced. Half the purchase money can remain on mortgage at 7 per. cent. Apply to , -; : ■ : EDMD. GOODBEHEBE, . „ ■ -.■'■' Feilding. December 12, 1885. GPSPEL HALL. QERViCE will be held in the Gospel O Hall, Warwick street, oh Bundav evening- next at 7 o'clock. All are invited. GOSPEL Temperance Meeting will be held in the Temperance ! Hall, next the State School, on Tuesday evening, the 22nd instant, to be addressed by Sir Wm. Fox. Doors open at 7.80 p.m. ':;', A\ ";-;.' "THE GOSPEE WTTHOOT MONTEY AND WITHOIIT PEIOE." pi OSPEL Address at thelTorestajs* \JC Hall on Sunday Evening 20tfi December, at 7, o'clock, ii;^ , All are invited, f .