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* Advertisements IN BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court of Wanganui - * holden at Palmerston N., boinf a local Court of Baukruptcy. NOTICE ia hereby given thai Geokge Thomas Harkiso> Lyxe, of Feilding, Storekeeper, was this day adjudged bankrupt, and ] hereby summon a meeting of crediI ors, to bo holden at Feilding Courl Houso, on MONDAY, the 30th day of November, 1891, at 2 o'clock in the aftoruoon. G. J. SCOTT, Deputy Assignee. 23rd NovcmboiV 1891. TO W. G. HAYBITTLE, ESQ., MAYOR OF FEILDING. Dkau Sir, — WE, the undersigned Burgesses of the Borough of Feilding, in recognition of tLe satisfactory manner in which you have conducted the business of the Council during the past year, beg to request you to allow yourself to be nominated for the Mayoralty for the ensuing 'year, and in the event of your acceding to our best endeavors to secure your election. Peter Thomson J. Toy Hugh L. Shenvill J. F. Donnelly Ambrose Pope M. Oliver William Summers D. Johnston •Joseph Hurdle S. J. Thompson Joseph EJliot F. Pope J. C. Thompson John Campbell J. H. Blackmore John Marshall H. F. Jaunings Hans Christensen 11. Parr A. Eade Charles Bray, junr., E. Ranger John Prior ' ' S. Svendsen F. S. Bassett, W. Stevens W. Pearson John H. Worsfold W. Bellve Isaac Churcher W. S. Sandilands H. H. Bilderbeck J. W. Wells D. Younger Hurry O. Fowles George Wickham W. E. Chamberlain J. S. Fowles W. Golding J. C. Richardson W. Watts Clark Lucas W. Baker W. Reading John Thomas T. Chamberlain T. \V. K. Foster TO MR PETER THOMSON AND THE 46 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN SIGNING ABOVE REQUISITION Ladies and Gentlemen, — IT affords me a considerable amount of gratification to know that my services during the past year have been so fully appreciated by you. I have therefore imicM» pleasure in acceding to your request, and should you do me tho honor of returning me to the office, I will use my best endeavors to continue to forward and conserve the interests of our borough. Yours Faithfully, W. G. HAYBITTLE. mHE MAYORAL ELECTION. TO THE BURGESSES. Ladies and Gentlemen, — Having been nominated as a caudidate for the position of Mayor of the Borough of Feilding for the ensuing term, I beg to solicit the favor of your votes and interest on polling day. During my term of office as a Councillor, I have been a consistant advocate of economy, with efficiency, in the management of Municipal business, and have always expressed my views at the Council table and given my vote on whatever subject brought forward without fear or favor. It is not my intention to personally canvass for your votes, or to make promises contingent upon my election, the fulfilment of which would be improbable. I will therefore simply say that should yon think fit to elect me to the higher position, I shall endeavour to pursue the same course which has market? uiy career since I first entered the Council. I am, yours obediently, EDMD. GOODBEHERE. TAILORING. ARCHIBALD~WILLIAMSON \\" ISHES to announce that he has ' ''- taken that shop opposite Stevens and Gorton's Sale Yards, and Light's Denbigh Hotel, Manchester Street. Further, that he has on hand a selection of the BEST of ENGLISH & COLONIAL GOODS of the' latest patterns, as well as a large collection of other patterns to choose from. Having served his apprenticeship with Mr John Martin of Napier, and worked for some yoars since in the best hand trades in Melbourne and Sydney, he is prepared to turn out as good work as can be clone in the colonies. As he keeps only the BEST of MATERIAL, Customers may rely on getting a good article at a moderate price. A. WILLIAMSON. BOOT AND SHOE EMi'OEIU.M, M . KEEN, FERGUSSON STREET, FEILDING, HAVING- received a second large consignment of the best Englisli aud Colonial Boots and Shoes, is determined to dispose of them at die lowest prices, strictly in accordance with the times. Lawn Tennis Shoes for Ladies and Gentlemen. Cheap line in Plumsoll's Shoes, foi Ladies and Gentlemen. Gentlemen's (Janvas Shoes ioi cricket. Large stock of running-shoe topts jusl arriyed. Gentlemen's Laced Boots, hand sown, porpoise hide, from 80s to 80s. Ladies' Laced Boots, English, from 13s Gd to 22s Gd. Ladies' Shoes, English, 10s Gd to 18* Gd. Ladies' Evening Shoes, from 4s 9d. Children's Boots aud Shoos in anj quantities. BOOTS AND SHOES In all styles MADE on tiik SHORTEST NOTICI Repairs neatly executed. M. KEEN. "rfT'AKTJED KNOWN — TLaTI V? .--vendsen has just opened n; fresh shipment oi" Gent's Boots, bes value in town.

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Feilding Star, 24 November 1891, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Feilding Star, 24 November 1891, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Feilding Star, 24 November 1891, Page 3

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