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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 84, 14 January 1892, Page 3

LAND WANTED. WANTED to Lease, for a term. Grazing Land, of 100 to 50C acres, with or without dwelling-house, within five miles of Feilding ; state terms, etc., to "8.C.," Post Office. Feilding. The District Land and Survey Oflice, Wellington, January 9, 1892. VTOTICE is hereby given, in terms jj^ of section 117 of "The Land Act, 1885," that Edward Irwin, the selector of Section I, Block XIII, Survey District of Apiti, has applied to transfer the same to Edward Stanley Perry. JOHN H. BAKER, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Bureau of ludustries, Wellington, Bth January, 1892. EMPLOYERS of labour are requested to take notice that " The Factories Act, 1891," came into force on tho Ist inst., and that the fees noted in Schedule to Act have to be paid on or before the 31st instant. Necessary forms can be obtained from the Inspector, and copies of the Factories Act are on sale at all booksellers, or post free from the Government Printer, Wellington, for one shilling. The Inspector for Feilding is Constable J. J. Tuohey. EDW. TREGEAR, Chief Inspector. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. "VTOTICE is hereby given that the _I_^ partnership hitherto existing between William Joues and Isaac Honey Peters, formerly carrying on business as Railway Contractors, under the style or firm of "Jones and Peters," has been dissolved by mutual consent from this date. 23rd December, 1891. WILLIAM JONES. I, 11. PETERS. Witness, A. Richmond, Solicitor, Feilding. Mr Jones will receive all accounts due to tho lato partnership and pay all existing liabilities. KIWITEA ROAD BOiVRD. TENDERS will be received by tho above Board up to Noon on SATURDAY, 16th January, 1892, for the following worKs : — Trimming and metalling about 50 chains Kimbolton road. Making about 22 chains bridle track on the Kiwitea Cross Road. Specifications and general conditions may be seen at the Board's office, Feilding, and at Lowes' Hotel, Birmingham. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. CHARLES BRAY, Engineer Kiwitea Road Board. 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 the world, and I can confidently guarantee every pair to givo 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. 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 iusido. 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 DRIVING, BIDING, & 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 ■ SILK HANDKERCHIEFS AT I ONE SHILLING EACH. i ___ i 1 The biggest boom in Feilding now on > AX : J. B. HAMILTON'S. Just givo him a trial, and soe and judge.