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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 57, 1 November 1892, Page 2

Service in the Gospel Hall on Thursday next. There will be a grand free show this evening m Manchester square, Fun, Figures and " Fysic." Everybody should go, and see Mr Moulton who is a marvel of a lightning calculator. No charge, no collection. Captain Edwin telegraphs :— Weather forecast for 24 hours from 9 a.m. to-day — Telegrams to expect strong easterly winds and rain have been sent to all places northward of East Cape. A son of Mr Strawbndge, of Makino, was playing m a lorry on Sunday after* noon last, when the bottom came out. The boy waa dragged along for some distance, but beyond severely spraining his ankle, met with no further injury. Under Dr Sorley's care, the little sufferer is going on as well as can be expected. Cobbe and Darragh have received the new season's samples of tweeds and fancy suitings, from which they are now taking orders for suits to measure. Big variety to choose from, moderate prices, no deposit required, and fit guaranteed. — Advt. There are reasons why people should purchase at Shearer's Furniture Warehouse. We will give some of them. He buys in the best market, and, therefore, sells at the lowest prices for cash. He keeps only the best goods ; he giyes the largest discount ; aud, besides that, a free guess in the pea competition. — Advt. Good News for Parents.— lso boys' strong School Suits just opened at J. B. Hamilton's (part of a wholesale manufacturer's stock) at 4/6, 4/9, and 4/11, all lined throughout ; boys' brown Corduroy Suits, at about half the visual prices, 6/6, 6/11, 7/6 ; 100, boys' wide-brim Sailor , Hats, 1/ eaeb, usual prices about 2/» ; a,lso, a tremendous variety of girls' curl- . brim Sailor Hats, 1/* each— selling like ripe cherries. See at once. — J. B, Hamilton.— Advi.