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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 65, 11 September 1894, Page 3

The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company have received the following cabe message giving the latest London market quotations ; — Frozen meats — Mutton market unchanged. Lamb market firm. Canterbury mutton, 3§d ; Wellington mutton, 3d ; New Zealand beef, foroquarters, 3 Jd ; New Zealand beef, hindquarter*. 4£d; lamb prime New Zealand per carcara. s|. Tallow is dull of sale, and the market has a downward tendency. Fine mutton, 26s 3d per cwt ; good beef. 24s 9d. Wheat— New Zealand average, Ma 3d per 4961 b; New Zealand longberried, 25s 9d per 4961 b ; New Zealand f. a. q, to arrive c.i.f., 22 s6d per 4601 b. _ _____ __ Gentlemen~*~contempiating paying a visit to their tailor should see our Superior Tailor- made Suits to measure at £3 10s, £4, £4 10s and £5 The fit, finish and furnishing of erery garment guaran teed in our first class etvle, and will be found better value than anything yet offered in Palmerston at the tailoring De* partmtmt of the Bon Marche, of Palmer* etonN. Boss and Sandford, — Advt. We can with every confidence recommend Dawson's Perfection Whisky to anyone who wishes to taste Scotch Whisky at its best, as there is no Whisky in our opinion so pre-eminently pure and unadulterated. — Advt.

Advertisements St. JOHN'S, FEILDING. A NNUAL SOCIAL GATHERING. ASSEMBLY ROOMS, FEILDING. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th, 1894. Concert and Refreshments. Vocal and Instrumental Music I Japanese Fan Dance, in Costume ! Proceeds In aid of Church Expenses. To Commence at 8 p.m. Admission, 2s. FEILDING BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTIONS. TO THE BURGESSES. Ladies akd Gentlemen,— T>ELIEVING that a long experiJ| ence of our Borough affairs is necessary at the present juncture, I again offer myself as a candidate for a seat at your Council Table. I have tried to do my duty during the past history of the Borough. If you think so, and can trust roe in the future, I respectfully request your support at the Poll on Thursday next. (In anticipation) Your Obedient Servant, J. O. THOMPSON, . One op the Original Nine THOROUGH ELECTION. TO THE BURGESSES of FEILDING. Ladies and Gentlemen, — As I am a candidate for re-election as one of your representatives in the Borough Council, I beg to solicit your votes and interest at the forthcoming election. If you do me the honor to elect me, I will spare no efforts to further your interests in every respect. I am Your Obedient Servant, WALTER A. L. BAILEY FEILDING BOROUGH ELECTION. TO THE BURGESSES of FEILDING. Ladies and Gentlemen, — I HAVE the honor to inform you that, in response to an invitation from a number of my fellow ratepayers, I have decided to become a candidate for your suffrages at. the forthcoming municipal election. So far, I have taken no part in local affairs, but in other portions o£ the Colony I have had considerable experience in municipal work, which, I hope, can be made useful in Feiiding. Should you do me the honor to elect me, I will study your interests to the utmost of my ability. I am, Your obedient servant, A. R. ALLAN OWNER of 247 acres near Pahiatua— good property, all grass, 5-roomed house, wootsbed, orchard and garden (value, £ 1285)— willing to exchange for well-improved Suburban Property near Feilding. Difference in value can be Feilding AGRICULTURAL LIME. HAVING been appointed local agent for Brook's Famed MauriceyUle Lime, I am in a posi\tion to supply the above at reasonable rates at the Coal Depot, Kim- : J»!* mE0 * d - JOHN DTJHI.O*.