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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 58, 3 November 1892, Page 3

If you don't want to spend your money in the best and cheapest market, don't read the Cash Exchange Co-Op Price List on the third page of this issue. Remember the Co-Op makes the only genuine attempt to give Cash- Buyers full value for their money, with Division of Profits.— Advt. For continuation of Beading Matter see fourth page.) Advertisements LOST— £I REWARD. A DARK -BAY HORSE, with black points ; 16£ hands high. Gone astray from Mr J. H. Taylor's farm, Makino. The above reward will be paid to any person returning the game to Mr Taylor, at Makino. RUNNING on my Section at Taonui, a black Mare— lost nearside eye ; branded like a spur and F I on near-side shoulder. If not claimed and expenses paid will be dealt with under the Impounding Act. JOHN L. WILDBORE. TO THE LADIES OF FEILDING AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. MRS WALKER, of Victoria Avenue, Wanganui, has opened for One Week Only in Fergusson Street (near Gorton and Son's office) with a splendid stock of MILLINERY. Also, a large selection of French and English HATS AND BONNETS In all the latest shapes and styles. MANTLES. The choicest and best value ever shown in Feilding. Children's Clothing a specialty. Sooner than re-pack, every article will be sold at Sacrifice Prices. * MUSIC. MR J. HYDE PARKER, who has studied under the best London Professors, visits Feilding twice a week. Lessons elementary and finishing. Proficiency guaranteed. Address— Office of this paper. Unexceptionable References. PICTUKK MOULDINGS, imported direct from the manufacturers, at I. Brent's Furnishing Warehouse, Man* Chester street, Feilding.