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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 96, 6 February 1890, Page 2

Fishing lies are always refresnftg^&ut the following yarn, telegraphed ; : fron* Christchurch, comes Sown on one like a. douche bath,, especially comforting . on. such a hot day as this i— ••* Three gentlemen fishing in Lytteltoo. harbor last evencaught ten sharks in twa hours,, the smallest being eight feet long." Thank goodness the message does no* give us thesize of the biggest or w& would have been drowned. „■ There is now on display at tb> Rted House a splendid* assortment of ElectroPlated Goods, mutable for presentation ! and Birthday Gifts ; they eons jet of fency Cruet, Biscuit Jars, J^rs, Butter, Sugar,' &o. Inspection iav£ta£i These goods have been bought a* a large-discount for cash and will be_ wid chea^ for oash. For the 5 information ii* the* residents of Feilding and surroundnig distrusts we may state: that >t is oua?; intention, te^ hold, j a grand "Fair" for the disposal of our Surplus Summer. Stook at Te Aro House* Wellington... , „ \ - -./ . Pu'c,a4vice.t^ii''^\ihe.^^ad«rß''of ! 'iii)^ | paper, and ill their owrf interest ia w Mbir S this Fair" as ear^ pbssiblft;/.ft-wii 1 | pay you. to take a trip to the Empire I Gity, and you will return to yojw box&ess rejoicing in. th» bargains you se^>ux»ct at I the • 4 Fair V: To Aro House* . WeUiagtau.