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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 51, 25 August 1894, Page 2

TE ARO HOUSE BRANCH, PALMEESTON NORTH. The Great Sale SYDNEY AND CHRISTCHURCH BARGAINS — IN — 6ENEEAL DRAPERY AND CLOTHING COMMENCED SATURDAY, JULY 7th. TE ARO HOUSE BRANCH, PALMERSTON NORTH. 1894 SPRING^ 1894 KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS' FIRST EXHIBITION OF EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES IN Printed Fabrics and Dress Materials Very Tasteful Ideas in Charming Millinery Very Exclusive Styles in Continental Mamies Jaoketß and Capes, Fete Gowns, Dainty Blouses Elegant Drill Costumes and Costume Drills Ladies' and Children's Superior Underclothing Liberty Art Fabrics and Furnishings Household Linens | Tapestry and Lace Curtains. i GOODS SENT ON APPROVAL. Patterns of Piece—Goods Post Free. FIRST SPRING SHOW NOW OPEN. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, THE DIRECT TRADERS, WELLINGTON. MOJSE\ ! | For Investment on Security of Freehold Lands. Town Properties accepted if ample j margin offered. WE are prepared to advance large or small sums cv favorable terms to borrowers - Interest at lowest current rates, according to amount required and margin offered. BAKER and COOKE, SOLICITORS, The Square, Palro^rston N. Cheapest Money in the Market. THE COLONISTS' LAND AND LOAN COEPOEATION (Limited) are prepared to make advances, in large or small sums, on Mortgage on Rural Lands within the Rangitikei, Oroua, and Manawatu Counties. No commission charged to borrowers. No charges whatever, except for necessary deeds (includiucj valuation). Apply direct to EDWARD GIESEN, Manager, Feilding. Agent for Victoria Insurance Company. \ T T E have several applications for W Leaseholds of 30 to 60 acres for Dairy Purposes, and for Leaseholds of .'soo to 400 acres for Grazing or Agriculture. A. F. HALCOMBE & SON. Feildintr, 17th August, 1894. Church Services. Sunday, August 26, 1894. Church of England. St John's, Feilding, 11 a.m. — Lav Reader St John's, Feildinp, 8 p.m , (Baptisms — Itev Innet) .Jones St John's, Feilding, 7 p.m — Rev Innes Jones. St James', Halcombe, 3 p.m. — Lay Reader Aynes', Kiwitea, 11 a.va — Rev Innes .Tones Campbelltown Schoolhouse, 8 p.m — Ilov J. L. Russell Catholic Chuhch. St Bridget's, Feilding, Mass at 11 am Rev Father Patterson Pbksbytebian Chubch. Feilding, 11 a.m— Rev Murray ['"eilding, 7 p m — Rev Murray Wesleyan Church. FeiJdm^, 11 am Rev Thomas Feilding, 7 p m.-Rev Lee Sanson 11 a m — Rev Lee Sanson, 6.30 p m— Rev Keall Campbelltown, 11 a.m. — Mr Harper Campbelltown, 7 p.m — Mr Low Birmingham, 11 am.— Rev Richards Birmingham, 7 p m.— Rev Richards Kiwkeft, 2 80 p.m— Rev Richards Apiti 2.30 p.m -Mr Miller Apiti 7 p.m — Mr Jensen Pemberton, 2.30 p.m — Mr Bingemain Primitive Methodist Church. Feilding, 11 a.m— Mr Bull Feilding, 7 p.m— Messrs Gould and W. Belfn Campbelltown, 11 a.m— Rev Clement Campbelltown, 6.30 p.m - Rev Clement Colvton, 3 p.m — Mrs Richardson Cheltenham, 3 p m — Mr Wratt Awahuri, 7 p m — Mr Bull Mokino, 3 pin Mr Bull SaLV\TION AEMY. Services at 7 and 11 a.m., and 3 and 7 p.m— Capt. T. Btone.