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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 109, 7 March 1891, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN— That 8. J. Thompson is Selliug 1 dozen , tins Jam for 4/9 Cash. Give it a trial. 1 4/6 per doz if a case taken. . Y\ ' ANTED TO LET,— A 20 acre V * Paddock in Ohurcher Street, — Jcn^'-Bi app. ' ANTED KNOWN. —A. W. ■McFerban is selling Ceylon and China Teas at a great reduction. Only a few more boxes left. W~Tnted to purchase.— Cow in full milk or just about to calve. Apply Mrs Giesex, Feilding. WAN TED KNOWN.— A. W.MeFeruan wants the People to know his sale s genuine. No reason* able offer refused. WANTED —The Owner of a Woolhook. Apply Stab Office. WANTED KNOWN— That Mr bHAiLEß 'will take. Portraits in Mr Fowles' Studio every/day until further notice, trom WEDNESDAY, tbt 25th February. .. ' : WANTED, the owners of two Bunches of Keys. Apply at Star Office. WANTED KNOWN.— There is Comfortable Board and Residence at Mrs Toy's, Oamden Street. Mrs Toy has now accommodation for two respectable Boarders. Term a moderate. il ANTED KNOWN— Johi V * Marshall now delivers Milk, every morning and evening, in al parts of the Borough. WANTED KNOWN.— On. sale at S. J. Thompson's, a full stock of Clovers, Alsyke, Cowgrass, Timothy, and other imported English Seeds for the farm, of the best quality. ANTED KNOWN -Mrs Evans has taken the agency of Mis 0, Belk's Feather Cleaning, Curling, and dying. All orders promptly attended to. ANTED KNOWN— That I am now prepared to supply Fire wood of all descriptions, including Bata and Matai, delivered in every part of the Town. Parties waited on for orders. WILLIAM KITCHEN. \ l* ANTED KNOWN — For the * * best value in Ladies, Gents and Children's Shoes try S. Svendsen, 11"* ANTED— The public to know * that S. Svendsen is prepared to give a Liberal Discount for Caeh during Christmas season. 11 / ANTED KNOWN — That S. * - Syendsen has just opened u£ a large shipment of new and fashionable Boots and Shoes for the Christmas season. ', ".' ANTED KNOWN.— The Job Work done at the Stab. Office is the Cheapest and Beat on the Coast. WANTED "KNOWN. —Bill Heads, Memos, Visitiner Cards Eny«* lopes, Mill Books, and all other kinds of Printing Job Work don© at the. Star Office. "' f "GOOD NEWS~~ FOR FEILjDING. S. G. RADFORD TNTENDS holding a Monster ClearX ing Sale of Di apery and Clothing for ONE MONTH ONLY, Commencing SATURDAY NEXT, the 14th mist. In Premises Opposite Pollock's Boarding House, When Wonderful Bargains will be offered to all. fl^r Head our Price List of New Goods just Imported Direct : — New Dress Stuffs, 4£(f fo 1/6 per yard New Ginghams and Prints, 2/6 and 3/11 per d«>z New Cashmeres, from 1/3, double width New Fancy Broches, 9/6 per do* New Tweeds, from 1/- per yard up New Flannellefctes, from 4/6 doz New Habit-cloth, 3/6, double width New Wool Tartan, If- per yardNew Shirting, 5/6 per doz New Towels, 3 for 1/New Linen Tablings, 1/3 per yard New Ladies' Hats, 6d and la New Toilet Covers, 1/- each Strong Ticking, 6|d yard Good Handkerchiefs, 2/6 per dojs Ladies' Jackets, from 5/il, up . Ladies' Corsets, from 1/1 1 up ■ Heavy Sheeting, from I/- peryard White Calico, from 2/1 1 per^bz Unbleached Calico, from 2/11 per dot Ladies' Silk Mittens, 1/- per pair,' 200-yard reels Cotton, 1/- per doz Ladies' and Children's Hose, from 6d per pair v '. Dress Buttons, 1/- per gross .. Best Crape only, 1/6 per yard • Men's Braces, 6d per .pair . Men's Ties, 3 for 1/- v " Men's Merino Spx, ; 6d per pair Men's Caps, 1/Men's Merino Unders, 1/Meu's Mole Trousers, 4/1 1 up .' Men's Coats, 8/11 Men's Dungaree Trousers, 2/11' Men's Working Shirts, l/ll up Men's Gloves, 9d '. ~ ' M<n's White Kid Gloves, I/I 1 • Men's Drawers; l/ll Kemember the Sale will last for ONE MONTH ONLY, So Please Call Early to avoid ..Disappointment* S. G. RADFOBD,! DRAPER AND CLOTHIER. JOB PBlNTlNGm allies branched executed on the shortest notice at the - Stab OfSoe Charges verf reason able, \i ANCHESTER" KI'jPLES - Pahadks for March. — Friday, 2oth. ■ - -OWEN T PLEASANTS, Captain Conimandm ' ■ - .•.-■',"'•. "... -J *.<■** "'•