HARVEST THANKSGIVING. FEILDING WESLEYAN CHURCH. TO-MORKOW Morninff, at II; Preacher— Mr G. Grant 5 Subject: "The Best Gifts," 1 Cor. 12, 31. Evening: Mr Joe Dixon. METHODIST CHURCH. SUNDAY School Anniversary next SUNDAY, by the new Minister, Rev. Thos. H. Lyon. Morning, Afternoon, and Evening. GRAND SOCIAL EVENING. ALL are cordially invited to a Monster Social in the "Cash Exchange" Store on MONDAY Evening next. An extensive and varied programme is arranged for. TjIEILDING ASSEMBLY ROOMS MONDAY AND TUESDAY. '■DAVY'S BRIGHT LIGHTS." Comedy, Specialty, American Marionettes Admission — 3s, 2s, Is. FRED DAVYS. FOXTON RACING CLUB. "VTOMINATIONS for the Autumn _13| Hack Meeting, to be held on April 13, will be received as under up to 9 p.m. on 24th March : — Flying Handicap, 25 soys., 15s Handicap Hurdles, 35 soys., 1 soy. Autumn Handicap, 65 soys., 1 soy. Ladies' Bracelet, with 20 soys. added, 1 soy. Hurry Scurry, 25 soys, 15s For full particulars Bee programmes. JOHN R. RUSSELL, Hon. Sec. THE MANCHESTER RIFLES WILL hold capitation parades ac the Barracks as follows :-— March. — THURSDAY, 24th instant, at 7.30 p.m. GEO. KIRTON, Lieutenant Commanding. TO BU3HFELLERS. mENDERS are wanted for four JL separate contracts of light Bushfelliug, in the Apiti Block, from sixty to seventy-three acres each. Specifications can be seen, and tenders left, at Mr Lay's Store, Pemberton, till the 15th April. The work will be pointed out on any of the three days previous to the loth April. JOHN J. BRYCE. TENDERS FOR FENCING. rfIENDERS are wanted for the J_ erection of about one hundred chains of Batton Swing-fence ; specifications can be seen at Mr Thomas Lowes', Birmingham j tenders close at noon, at Birmingham, on WEDNESDAY, 25th March, 1892 ; the lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted ; tenderers will be shown over the ground up to date. ALFRED DICK, Glen Warlock, Birmingham. LAST WEEK ! ' LAST WEEK ! LAST WEEK ! — OF — J. B. HAMILTON'S CHEAP SALE ! CHEAP SALE ! CHEAP SALE! T A CiT f anl c^ ea " n o ou * * ne a^" WEEF ance °* sur P^ us stock at P r i ces v never heard of in this district T »om before, for quality and such i| "„. extraordinary cheap prices. T a qrr. Settlers and others should r^£k not m j ss t j,j s g O i c i en -hance j I [of obtaining bargains. r J. B. HAMILTON'S LAST Reduced Price List for WEEK Calicos, Sheetings, j T , ~ T Dress Stuffs, LAbi Prints W EEIC P Xline, 7 , Jackets, &c, &c. t LAST Is by far the cheapest ever WEEK ottered to the people [ of Feilding and district. fit will pay you handsomely to buy your LAST Drapery and Clothing from WEEK J. B. HAMILTON. LAST Such astounding cheap prices WEEK for good plain family Drapery etc., L AST may not occur again in FeildWEEK ing for some considerable time. [ Come and see the prices. [Settlers and others living at a distance from Feilding : LAST Before giving your orders to WEEK anyone you will effect a great saying in price by LAST visiting WEEK the great cheap sale of Drapery it Clothing LAST now on at WEEK J. 13. HAMILTON'S, Manchester Street, Feilding. REMEMBER MY MOTTO: SMALL PROFITS, QUICK SALES. WANTED KNOWN— Copies of Vt the Feildino Staii can all ways be obtained from Win. Carthew, Stationer.
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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 112, 19 March 1892, Page 3
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