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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 58, 3 November 1887, Page 3

WANTED KNOW^.^Carriage Painting done at my Factory by an experienced hand.— G. H. Baywell. A* ANTED KNOWN.— S. Svend sen's Cheap Cash Sale now on, WANTED KNOWN.— S. Svendsen has some snperibr linetf in Ladies Dress Boots and Evening Shoes, including the- celebrated Tenip's. ANTJiiD KNOWN.-^-S. Svend sen is selling Ladies' Kxd Elastic Boots from 4/6 for cash, 11T ANTED.— 2OO Bushmeb > V V take up Land in the M<mche&< ter Block. See advertisement, WANTED to Sell— Good second, hand light Spring Cart. Apply to J. M. McDuff, Campbell Place, Wanganm. V\' ANTED to Sell-Two second V t hand Double Buggies, cheap to J. W. McDuff IV' ANTED to Sell— S.H. light •. V V Single Buggy. J. W. McDuff, V\ 'ANTED to Sell— Tery good VV Light Express. J.W.McDittX VTT ANT! D to Sell — New and '»••.■ second-hand Buggies of all kinds. J. W. MeDuff. WANT Dto Sell— Spring Carts, Tip Drays, &c., &c. Apply J. W. McDuff, Campeil Place, Wanganni. ; \i ... ANTED KNOWN, The Wany* ganui Sauce and Pickle Factory has on hand in splendid condition, 400 gallons of onions and eschalottes in two gallon jars and five" gallon kegs; onions 5g per gallon; eschalottes 6s per gallon. and pickles of all descriptions. Prize taken at Wellington Exhibition. F. Whttlock, Proprietor. T\ ENTAL NOTICE! To the Inhabitants of Feilding and Surrounding District. Messrs HALL & TRIPE, Dental Surgeons; of Wellington, desire to intimate that they have secured suitable and commodious rooms at GLASGOW iaOtJSE, • Grey Stbeet, where they may be consulted on THURSDAY, NOVEMBEK 3rd. The address previously given in a circular by Messrs Hall & Tbipe ia / hereby countermanded. PEINCE OF WALES' BIKTHDAT SPOJKTS. WEDNESDAr, NOVEMBER 9. 1887. On the Agricultural Association's Show* ground, Palmerston North. Under the auspices of tke Palmerrton Caledonian Society. """i First event to commence at 12.30 p.m. I. Boys' Eace. under 12, 75 yards— lit prize, 2/6; 2nd, ]/; entrance free. 2; Maiden Eace, 100yds— 1st prize, £1 ; 2nd, 7/6 ; entrance 1/. 3. Girls' H&ce, under 12— 1st prize, 2/6 f. 2nd, 1/; entrance free. . 4. Banning Long Jump — Ist prize, £1; 2nd, 7/6; entrance 1/. ' 5. Handicap Foot Eace, 100yds— 1st prize, £1 10/ and a sweep of 1/ for starters ; 2nd, 15/ ; entrance 1/6. 6. Maori Wahine's Race— lst prize, 5/ ; 2nd, 2/6 ; entrance free. ■ 7. Boys' Eace, under 15— 1st prize, 6/; 2nd, 2/6; entrance 6d. 8. Handicap Foot Eace, 220yds— 1st prize, £1 10/ and a sweep of 1/ for starters ; 2nd, 15/; entrance s l/6, 9. Baby Show, under 12 months— lst prize, 10/ ; 2nd, ss ; entrance free. 10. Obstacle Race— lst prize, £1 10/ j 2nd, 15/; entrance, 1/6. 11. Hunters' Competition, riders not less 1 than lOst— lst pnae, £2; 2nd, £.1 j entrance 3s. ' A number of other eyents will b« *r- * ranged for on the ground. I All the i races will b« post entry. Admission to the ground, 6d ; childrea. under 12 free. A working bee will be held in the morning for the purpose of forming • running track for the sports on New Year's Day, and members and others are inrited to assist, FEED. PIRANI, Seoretarr. ALFBED EADE, CABINET-MAKEE AND UPHOIi--BTEBEB, (opposite Cash Exchange) MAN 0 H E STB B S IBI1 I, in the ■ ■ 0 L P S H 0 P , Is at it again. . Did yon hear, Mr Chaffbed, that he is selling Spring Mattrasses from 80s, and do Flax for 10&? Yes I I shall put mine into, the horse feed again and get one. And, Mr Sofa, he is also selling Stuffed Couches covered with Leather, Cretonne, or Carpet, for£l 18s. Pillows (flock) 8/6, feather, 6/1U Pictqres cheaply and neatly framed, - A good Beoond hand Iron Bedstead and Mattr&ps cheap. FuneralspromptlyandcheaDly furnished. ; FALMEBSTON NOBTE T an n e r y ■ . AND. ■'..-' •■ -:■ - ■-. FELL MG N Q ...» R T COMPANY Wool Benson, r l HE above Company are nw, as I m previous geasons, 817 Y K !<■•> OK W iVOL in any quantity at higheßt ratei. Top prices givea for SJieepgkms, o^, & Cow HiaeS' Apply to : A. PETERSON,