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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 130, 25 April 1891, Page 3

NEW GOODS ! N EW GOODS COBBE &"DARRAGH INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THEIR NEW STOCK OF Millinery Mantles Dresses Skirts Corsets and Underclothing Hosiery and Umbrellas Calicoes Sheetings English and Colonial Flannels, Blankets and Bugs Boys' Eaiapoi Suits Men's English and Colonial Suits Overcoats, Oilskms, and Macintoshes Boots An immense variety of HABEEDASHEEY AND SMALL WAEES. COBBE AJnTDARRAGH, FEILDING. Will' i ii"" 111 ■■!>■!■ wii 1 -mn-»— ■!■■! ■■■ ■iiumiii mm ■ninuiim ihm „»., tMii»n»i FIRST SHIPMENT —OF— AUTUMN & WINTER GOODS CONSISTING OF 12 CASES OF THE VEEY LATEST NOVELTIES. WILL BE OPENED AND EEADY FOE INSPECTION ' — ON — SATURDAY NEXT, lorey and Co., | F T™ M - 1 The Bon Marche AUTUMN AND WINTEE GOODS AT THE RED HOUSE. S. J. THOMPSON Has pleasure in informing his Patrons and the General Public that his firsi Display of AUTUMN AND WINTEE GOODS WILL BE MADE IN A FEW DAYS. ME A WHILE HE IS SHOWING— A splendid lot of the bo^t, 2nd best, and 3rd quality Linolmms Also, Floor Cloths and " Painted Backs," this latter makes a splendid floor covering, and is cheap, 2/6 per running yard of 6ft wide China Mattings, all widths Several designs in Brussell and Tapestry Carpets Wall Papers, Borders, &c, Oils and Colors Hematite, all the shades Particulars of tNew Drapery will appear in next issue of Star. S. J. THOMPSON, EED HOUSE, KIMBOLTON EOAD, FEILDINGL PETER THOMSON, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, PLUMBEE & TINSMITH. Has always in stock'GROCERIES, IRONMONGERY, CUTLEEY & TINWAEE. SWEETMEATS in Great Variety. Also just opened up a Fresh Consignment of CROCKER7 AND GLASS WAKE FOR THE OHRISTMiS SEASON. CEUETS, GLASS DISHES, TEA AND DINNER SETS, JUGS, TEA POTS, &c. Ir fact every article required to make a Table look bright and attractivej and combined with moderate prices will be found most suitable for Christmas Presents. Just arrived—Splendid HAMS and BACON for the Christmas Season. P. I. having just procured a CUKVING MACHINE will be able tc curve Iron for Verandahs, and to supply Tanks at prices to suit the times. Estimates given for Plumbing Work. Nails, Pumps, Spouting and Piping, Syringes, Cyclone Sprays, &c, oq hand, All work undertaken will be executed thoroughly,

FEILDING BORC ESTIMATES FOR THE YEAR GENERAL Revenue. £ s. d. Rate of If- in the £ on £9674 483 14 0 Rates uncollected 31st March 28 3 4 Hotel Licenses .. .. 120 0 0 Auctioneers' . . . . 40 0 0 Dog Tax 37 10 0 Sundry Licenses ,» . 12 0 0 Miscellaneous . . . . 5 0 0 Balance due on Government Subsidy. . .. 30 0 0 Subsidy 1891-92, 75 per cent 90 0 0 £846 7 4 LIBRARY £ s. d. Balance 31st Match, 1891 8 8 6 Library Rate of Id in the £ 40 6 2 Subscriptions and Fines 30 0 0 Sale of papers and books 4 0 0 £82 14 7 The total Rateable Yulue on I Adoptei ; April 20th, 1891.

)tJGH COUNCIL, ENDING 3 Ist MARCH, 1892. ACCOUNT. Ex^ENbItURE. £ b. d. Bank Overdraft March 31, 1891 „ „ 28 0 8 Other Liabilities . . 69 4 9 Salaries and Fees 4 . 125 0 0 Audit Fees 4 . . . 7 0 C Office expenses (incltid* ing Stationery) .> 10 0 0 Wages l 4 .. . 4 130 0 C Metalling and Carting . . 100 0 C Timber, Ironwork, &c. . . 50 0 C Street Lamps (lighting) 18 0 C Advertising and Printing 85 0 C Dog Registration & Collars 15 0 C Hospital and Charitable Aid 24 3 h Postage and Sundries . > 10 0 C Miscellaneous charges . » 10 0 I Bank Interest 4 » . . 10 0 C Rates uncollected 31st March, 1892 . » . . 10 0 C Contingencies and new works .> . . >» 194 18 11 £846 7 4 "account, js s. a. Salary and Lighting ■. » 35 0 C R<mt 18 0 C Books, Papers and Periodicals. , „ .. 24 0 f Sundries . > . k . k 2 10 Balance 31st March, 1892 3 4 1 £82 14 "t the Valuation Roll is £9674. d by the Council W. G. HAYBITTLE, Mayor