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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 143, 23 May 1893, Page 2

. Attention is directed to a new ad- ' vertisement, which appears in another '. column, from the Bon Marcho. Some startling bargains in Mosgiel tweed cos- [ tuines,' and many other lih.ee, are to be ! obtained at this establishment. Excellent values are offered at the prices quoted. On Saturday evening the "galloping • idiots" were numerous on the Kimbolton , road, and several pedestrians had very • narrow escapes from being run over. We need hardly remind men that matches lighted quickly will prevent horses collidr ing with them, while if the gentler sex \ wave a cloak or an umbrella rapidly round their heads they will also be quite safe , from injury. The horsemen may be thrown and injured but that would be no great matter to people who are so careless of the safety of others. Proved and Appreciated.— A respected Co-Op. Co.'s patron being offered Id per lb moro for his butter than the market allows, wisely replied : " The difference in the prices ot Boots and Clothing in tho Co-Op-, compared with any other house, more than made" up for 2d a pound in butter." He " yielded not to temptation." Suspicion is right in such a case. Read our price list on the third page. — Advt. Aufiite Mats— the woman's friend price 2s — iust opened at Ihe New Zealand Clothing Factory, Feilding. No stirring required for oatmeal, milk, rice, custard:;, bjanc raange, jellies, betters, kotohups, a'pp'e saUeo, &eh, in faot, noth« ing will burn on it. Try it and be don' viuced. For the Nursery, there is nothing equal to heat the milk and food for i ilie baby.