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Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 134, 18 May 1889, Page 2

Another daring robbery was committed last night, the premises of a Pianomaker were forcibly entered, and the safe removed to the paddock adjoining the house and ransacked of its contents. There was about .£l2O and a lot of valuables in the safe which -were all taken. -Amongst other things stolen was a' pair of Skates and a Season Ticket for the Feilding Rink. Entry was made through the office window and the safe removed through that aperture. As this sort of thing is becoming too prevalent we strongly advise the Feilding people to leave their money at the Rink, an amusement strongly recommended by the 'faculty. Come and see hali-mile Race for Beginners next Tues-, day.— LITTLE & HENRY.— Advt.

It is always" safe to assume when one reads in the advertising columns of this paper that new goods have arrived at tho Red House, a bonufide selection of tho very best articles obtainable in the Home or Colonial markets, will be offered to dlients and customers. — Not only of the very best but of th.e qheapest possible prices, consistent with prudent business calculations Fresh ' criusigmnents were opened to-day Jo which 'tie public are coilfidenfcly recommended^ ' • Every mother, every housekeeper, and ladfes generally..should make it thoir duty to inspect those, and take at least onp (loi^-n yards as a sample of the best and purest calicoes ever yet shown in this citj or it Te Aro House, Wellington.