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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 29, 5 September 1891, Page 2

A magnificent display of ARTISTIC MILLINERY AT KlUiiuALlilli S uiAlilO FOR SPETNG AND SUMMHTB, 1891. LEADING PARISIAN FASHIONS Jet Beaded— Bonnets— Gold Braided fTIHE following are the very latest J_ productions, and represent the correct Fashions for present season, specially selected in Paris for their establishment : — " The Lily," " Forget-me-not," " The Jewell," " The Duchess," " The Cornflower," " The Countess." STYLISH HATS, Composed of Areophane, Tulle, and Chiffon, &c, &c. The Crinoline Hat is one of the newest in stock. Untrimmed and Trimmed Fancy Straw 3in endless yariefcy The leading shapes, which are most in favor, are styled as follows : "|The Eoseufiath," " ftiviera," " Magnolia." Special show of Sailor Hats, so yery becoming for young ladies' wear — "Tom Tug," "Sunflower," "The Shade," " Iris," " Siren," & " Eiver." Straws in Mohair, Chip, Manilla Lace, Crinoline. A yery large collection of Flowers, Wings, and Ornaments, and all mounts suitable for copying the latest models, KIBKCALDIE & STAINS Respectfully .invite a visit of inspection. kiekcaldielnd stains WELLINGTON, MONEY TO LEND " ON behalf of Scotch capitalists, several sums of Money to lend at low rates of interest. £2000 of local money to invest on on real and chattel securities. ANDKEW GUY, SOLICITOR, The Square, Palme bston Nobth. lUT R R. TRIPE, SURGEON DENTIST, PALMERSTON NORTH. Next visits will be — FEILDING.— IOth and 11th September. PEARCE'S LAND MART, Palmeeston jNoeth. " The Property Register & Investors' Guide," Issued Monthly and supplied Gratis. Properties advertised in the list free -of charge. Circulation of 1000 monthly in the Wellington-Mana\s atu District and New Zealand generally. H. S, FITZHERBERT^ BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, Palmerston North. MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Securities. N.B.— Mr FITZHERBERT will visit Feilding on the day before each sittings of the R.M. Court here, and may be consulted at Mrs Hastie's Hotel, or by j appointment. i FUNERAL NOTICE, mHE funeral of the Late Robert I Perry will leave the residence of his son, Mr A. Perry, Kiwitea, for the Birmingham Cemetery, on MONDAY next, at 12 o'clock. Friends are respectfully invited. A. EADE, Undertaker. TO ADVERTISERS AND SUBSCRIBERS. Accounts up to August 31st have now been delivered. A prompt settlement in all cases is respectfully solicited. KIRTON & CURTIS. ENGLISH MAILS. The next English and European mail (via San Francisco) will close at the Feilding Post Office on Wednesday, the 9th day of September at 3.45 p.m. Due London 14th October. CHURCH SERVICES. Sunday, September 6, 1891. St. John's. — Morning Service, 11 a.m. : Rev. A. Hermon. Evening, 7 p.m. : Rev. A. O. Williams. St. James' (Halcombe). — Service at 3 p.m. : Rey. A, Heirnou. Awahuri. — Service at 11 a.m. : Lay Reader. Presbyterian Chttroh. — Mormng Service, 11 a.m. : Rev. H. M. Mttrkay. Evening, 7 p.m.: Rev. H. M. Murray. Presbyterian Chitroh (Halcombe). — Seryice at 3 p.m. : Rev. H. M. Murhay. Service at 7 p.m. : Layman. Primitive Methodist Ohuroh. — Morning Service, 11 a.m. : Rev. W. Harris. Evening, 7 p.m. : Mr W. Dakragh. Mangaone Public Hall (Methodist). — Service at 3 p.m. : Mr W. Darhagh. Wesleyan Church. —Morning Service, 1 1 a.m. : Mr W. Dakbagh. Evening, 7 p.m. : Mr Bishop. Wesleyan Services, Town Hall, Birmingham. — At 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. : Rev. W. E. Birks. Salvation Army. — Morning Service, 7 a.m. and 11 a.m. Afternoon Services. 3 p.m. and 7 p.m.: Captain ST.SVENS. St. Bridget's Church (FmMing).— Service ai 11 |t.ra. : Rev. Father Patter-