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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 80, 5 January 1892, Page 3

j NOTICE. ALL horses and cattle found trespassing or grazing on the road in front of Nos. I and 2 Sections, Taonm Road and Reid's Line, will be impounded without further notice. MRS CAROLINE BURTON. Feilding, January 5, 1892. GREAT CLEARING SALE. HAVING let nay shop, the whole of my stock must be sold by Thursday, the 14th instant. Ironmongery, Groceries and Crockery. CHEAP \ CHEAP ! ! • CHEAP ! ! ! FOR CASH ONLY. JOHN BISHOP. IN THE ESTATE OF ANTHONY BROADBENT, (DECEASED). fTnENDERSwiII be received by the X Public Trustee, Wellington, up to 5 p.m. on the 6th' Jan., 1892, for the purchase of the stock-in-trade, goodwill, and unexpired term of the lease of the Makiiio Post Office Store. The stock is well selected, and comprises Drapei-yj Ironmongery Groceries, <fee, valued at about £850, cost price. ; • ... Terms are 10 per cent deposit witli tender, 50 per cent on completion of purchase,; and the balance in one month from date of purchase, on approved bill. Stock- sheets . can 'be. seen and further , information obtained at the offices of the agent of the Public Trustee,, Palmerston North, ; .W. A. Sandilarids, Esqi, solicitor, Feilding, and the Public Trustee, Wellington. Tenders should, be addressed "The Public Trustee,' Wellington," and the envelope marked "Makino Tender." The highest 'or any tender not necessarily accepted. TOKAANU-TURANGARERE ROAD. fT^ENDERS will be received up to X noon of THURSDAY, the 7th January, 1892, for Contract No. 4 Construction of about THREE AND A HALF MILES. The work comprises forming road, with 35ft bridge. Plans and specifications may be seen, and forms of tender obtained, at the Head Office, Department of Lands and Survey, Wellington ; the Native Land Court Office, Wanganui ; the Survey Offices, Napier and Auckland ; and the Post Offices, Taupo, Moawhango, Tokaanu and Palmerston North. Tender, marked " Tender for Contract No. 4," with deposit, to be addressed to the Surveyor - General, Wellington. 1 The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. By order. S. PERCY SMITH, Surveyor-General. KID GLOVES. KID GLOVES. KID GLOVES. Ladies, if you want GOOD KID GLOVES that will wear well, look well, fit well, try J. B. HAMILTON, The ' noted Cheap Draper, Centre Block. I import the , above goods direct from one -of -the most famous Glove Manufacturers in they world, and I can confidently' guarantee every pair to give the, utmost satisfaction. My prices will be found considerably under ordinary store prices. To be had in beautiful shades of new tans, drabs and blacks. v '• ■ 4-buttons 4/- pair, worth 5/6 6-buttons 5/6 pair, worth 7/6 Every pair guaranteed to wear well, and bears my name and address stamped inside. THE LATEST NOVELTY in Walking Gloves is the Small Wrist Cape Glove, with spear points. One of the neatest things in Kid Gloves at present in the colonies, and all the rage in London. My price 4/9, well worth 6(6. To be had nowhere else but at J. B. HAMILTON'S, CENTRE BLOCK, FEILDINGGentlemen's DEIVING, RIDING, & WALKING GLOVES Direct from the Manufacturer. | Splendid quality and finish, at the lowest price in the district. ONLY ONE PROFIT between manufacturer and the wearer SPECIAL VALUE IN SILK HANDKERCHIEFS AT ONE SHILLING EACH. The biggest boom in Feilding now on AT J. B. HAMILTON'S. Just give him a trial, anc! see and I judge.