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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 24, 13 August 1892, Page 3

PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH. A NNIVERSARY SERVICE; J\ next SUNDAY : Mornin and Evening, Preacher — Rev. W Keall, of Palmerston. Anniversary Tea in Glasgow Hous on MONDAY Evening, at 6 o'clock Tickets, Is 6d ; Children, Is. To be followed by a Public Meeting at which addresses will be given b; several speakers, and Music will b rendered by an excellent choir. PLAIN AND FANCY DRESJ BALL. Will be held in the TOWN HALL, BIRMINGHAM ON FRIDAY, the 19th INST. Dancing at 8.30 p.m. Under the aus picies of the Kiwitea Bachelors. TuVENILE PLAIN and FANCi fj DRESS BALL. ASSEMBLY ROOMS, FEILDING TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th. In Aid of the Funds of the New Dis trict Hospital, Palmerston North. Tickets to be had of the Ladies o: the Hospital Committee, Feilding, anc at the Stores and Stationers. Admission : 2/6 ; Family Tickets to aduiii two adults and two children 5/, Dancing and Marches for Childrer from 7 till half past 9 ; Adults after. MR. J. HYDE -PARKER, Musical Director and Manager FOR SALE. A Section, containing 1|- acre, in Gamden and Railway Stree's ; a section in Makino Road, 1 acre, fenced, with 5-roomed House. For terms apply to J. RUFF, Makino. Or the Stab Office. TENDERS FOR the Felling of fifty (50) acres of Bush in the Kiwitea will be received up till the twenty-fifth day of August. WALTER CLAPHAM, Kiwitea. FEILDING JOCKEY CLUB. LENDERS will be received by the X undersigned up to noon on the 15th instant for putting a Roof on the Grand Stand. Plans and specifications may be seen at my office on and after the 9th inst The lowest or any tender not neces sarily accepted. CHARLES BRAY. TENDERS ARE invited for clearing, levelling, and ploughing about 2 acres of Land for Birmingham Cricket Club. Conditions may be seen at Mr H. Munro's, Fowlers. Tenders to close on SATURDAY, August 20th, 1892. H. MUNRO, Secretary, pro. tern. A meeting of members, and others interested, will be held at Mr Lowes' Hotel on SATURDAY, 20th, at 7.30 p.m. CHEAPEST AND MOST EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN FEILDING. BALANCE OF WINTER STOCK ALMOST GIVEN AWAY, I AM expecting two large direct shipments of Spring Goods from Manchester and London, to arrive in a few weeks time in Feilding, therefore I must dispose of all surplus at SACRIFICE PRICES TO CLEAR. Ladies' 7/6 Waterproofs for 2/11 Ladies' 12/6 Ulsters for 9/6 Ladies 1 14/6 Ulsters for 11/9 Ladies' 22/6 Ulsters for 18/6 Ladies' 25/- Fur - edged Cloaks foi 19/6 MILLINERY. HALF s' , 10/-, 12/6, 14/6, 16/6 HALI for for for for for I RICE 2/6, 5/-, 6/6, 7/6, 8/6 PBICI LOT of STRAW HATS at 3d each Ladies' 35s Plush Jackets for 25s Ladies' 45s Piush Jackets for 35s Strong Knitting Wools, Is 6d head. Sewing Cottons, Is Sid dozen, ii black, Nos. 36 and 50 only Towelling, 3£d yard Flannelettes, 3-H yard Silesia Linings, SX LADIES PLEASE NOTE Reductions on Dress Goods : 6Jd Fancy Stripes, reduced to 4id 9£d Melton Cloths, reduced to 7£d Is Foule Serges, reduced to lOd Is 3d Cheviot Tweeds, reduced t< 11 ,} d 500 yards black and coloured Velve teens at Is per yard Is 6d black and nayy Dress Serges reduced to Is 2£d Is 9d black and navy Dress Serges reduced to Iss]d 25a and 30s Braided Winter Robe for 198 6d Extra wide Union Flannels, Is, re duced to 8£ 500 yards New Zealand Flannels reduced to lOd White Blankets, Qs Ud pair Coloured Blankets, 3s Ud each Make no mistake about the addressJ. B. HAMILTON, CENTRE BLOCK, FEILDING. TH E Furnishing Warehouse Manchester Street, Feilding ISAAC bBEtf T, Proprietor.