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Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 31, 23 August 1888, Page 2

Those who desire to encourage I COLONIAL INDUSTRY, SAVE MONEY, I And at the same time be Respectably , attired, cannot do better than invest in the first- rate TAILOR-MADE COLONIAL TWEED SUITS, which COBBE & DARRAGH, Op Feil_>ing & Sanson, Are supplying, to measure, at a slight advance on the prices usually charged for Slops. Come and see the fine Assortment of NEW TWEED SAMPLES, Includiug the Latest Productions of the PETONE, OAMARU, AND AUCKLAND MILLS. These Excellent Goods are superior, both in texture and pattern, to Imported Tweeds at same prices. All Suits finished within one week. Fit and Style Guaranteed. zn W £ © Z rH r_r^*4 ■"* Ll_ o^ S i £ 0s 3 r- H f|a" £ O H fi i ul i— J >• 5 > Q .! a £ v Hz *bS H2 v- PS Ph « ft E . ELLERY GILBERT, Pianoforte, Harmonium and Cabinet Organ Tunei and Repairer, Wanganui. PIANOS for sale from £S0 to £60. Old Pianos taken in exchange. Estimates for Repairs given. Visits Feilding every four months. Pianos tuned by the year. Orders may be left at the Star office. Feildinp, or Mr W. Park's Book Depot, Palmerston. GREENWOOD & SON, Dentai. Sur&eons, WANGANUI. FR\NK OWEN, LICENSED and AUTHORISED SURVEYOR. Offices in Manchester Street, next the Sample Rooms. Orders left with Mr Sherwill will be attended to ENGLISH MAILS. The next English aud European mail (via San Francisco) will close at the Feilding office on Friday the 7th day of .September at 8 p.m. J. H. Stevens, Postmaster. WEATHER TELEGRAM? " Captain Edwin telegraphed at 9 a.m. to-day .'—Warnings for gales and ram hold good at all places.