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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 51, 27 October 1891, Page 3

THE MANCHESTER RIFLES WILL hold capitation parades a* the Barracks as follows :•— WEDNESDAY, October 28th. November. — THURSDAY sth, 12th, 19th, 26th. • At 7.30 p.m. sharp. All members are requested to attend i. these parades. Meeting of Finance Committee after parade on WEDNESDAY, the 28th instant. GEO. KIRTON, i Lieutenant Commanding. , MANAWATU AND WEST COAST AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. GRAND ANNUAL SHOW r TTTILL be held at Palmerston - W North on WEDNESDAY and THURDAY, November 1 lth and . 12th. Entries close on FRIDAY, Novem- ' her 6th, at 9 p.m. , Programme and entry forms can be . obtoined from C. 0. MILES, Secretary. Palmerston NS> Sept. 16, 1891. ~ "BUSHFELLINGk rfIENDERS will be received until , X noon on SATURDAY, 31st, for felling about eighty acres of bnsh. > For particulars apply to JOHN H. MURRAY, Waituna West. TO BUILDERS, ffIENDERS are invited until noon J_ on THURSDAY, sth November, for additions to Bunnythorpe school. Plans, «fee, at Mr Sherwill's office j I at Feilding and Palmerston. A. ATKINS, F.8.1.8.A. Architect Wanganui Education Board. SEPARATE Tenders will be received up to Noon on THURSDAY, the sth November, 1891, for Contracts Nos. 1 and 2, Construction of about seven and one-half miles of Pipiriki-Ohakuno Road. The work comprises stumping, clearing, and forming road, with one 60ft, bridge, two 20ft. bridges, one 33ft. bridge, and three 12ft. bridges. 1 Plans and specifications may be seen, and forma of tender obtained, at the Head Office, Department of Lands and Survey, Wellington j the Public Works Office, Palraerston North ; the Native Land Court Office, Wanganui ; and the Post Offices, Hunterville and ' Karioi. Tenders, marked " Tender for Contract No. ," with deposit, to be addressed to the Hon. the Minister of Lands, Wellington. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. By order. S. PERCY SMITH, Surveyor-General. NEW SPRING DRESSES NEW; SPRING MILLINERY NOVELTIES and EFFECTS. rpHE most charming and stylish jL New Goods ever exhibited in Feilding. To secure best choice, early inspection is positively necessary, as many of the leading lines- are being rapidly disposed of at J. S. HAMILTON'S \ NEW Washing Prints, Zephyr! ■ Lawns, Indian Lawns, Scotch . Gingham^ Corded Lawns, Pansy Cloths, Muslins and Brilliants, De Lames, &c, at J.B. HAMILTON'S, NEW Stuff Dress Materials, in single and double widths, without exception the largest and most beautiful variety of shades, colorings and textures eyer presented ' to the Ladies of Feilding, ; at J. B. HAMILTON'S NEW, handsome, and stylish Millin--1 cry, endless variety to select from the very latest and most correct 1 shapes. SPECIAL — Ladies can select their own Shapes, Trimmings, &c, &c, and have them trimmed to I their own taste and liking by one of the most experienced and stylish Milliners in New Zealand, samples of which can be seen daily in my windows. NEW Silk and Lace Mantles, rich and lovely goods, the most fashionable f- Capes in braided and beaded designs, very stylish ; short Walking Jackets and Dust Cloaks in immense variety. Ladies' fashionable Blouses in white muslin fancy Cottons, and lovely Liberty Silks. t uhildren's cream serge Dresses and i Pelisses. Ladies' cream serge Costumes (unmade). 5 Cldfon Laces, Gold Laces, Novelties, Splendid Assortment of Children's Fancy Bonnets and Turbans in Pongee, Muslin, and Liberty j Silks, very pretty styles. • Ladies' Muslin Robes in white and black and white. Real Torchon and Maltese Laces. • The New Dress Girdles in every color. : S-'odocJe Tea Cloths and D'Oyles. ' Gold and Tinsel Ribbons. 3 The new Harmonic Kid Glove, four large buttons, the best for fit and ! wear. - Black Lace Hats, newest chapes, > Tulle Hat and Bonnet Shapes. i Inspection Invited. 5 Inspection Invited- > Largest Choice « t . Lowest Price Best Value w— AT™*"* , J.B. HAMILTON'S