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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 163, 9 January 1895, Page 3

NEW ADOENMENTS - FOR THE HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES. KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS. SHORT (JAPE 3, both in Lace, Moire, Lace and Moire Combinations arc (lie new styles, and are more i than holding ibeir own in Fashion. In the THREE QUARTER SHAPES, suitable for Matronly Ladies, will be a large collection in Lace, Silk, and Moire, trimmed with Lace, Bibbon, and Passementerie. WAIST CAPES or TIPPETS in mixtures ot Moire with cream or black lace, long ends in front. Prices— 32s 6d, 31)3, 45-J, 50s, 525, 57s 6d, 60s, 70s, 85s, 955, 105s, SHORT THREE QUARTER CAPES, in Merveilleur, Satin deLjon, handsomely trimmed, eequins and jet moire ribbon and lace; also fall sizes for stout figures. Prices — 455, 555. 655, 72,s 84s, 965, 108s, 120s. 140s, 160s LACE CAPES, with ribbons and jet, in three lengths to suit all figures. Prices 21s, 255, 30s, 40s, 50s, 63a, 755, 80s 110s. SHORT LACE TIPPETS, quite a finish for a summer toilet. Prices, — 8s 6d 10s 6d, 15s, 17s 6d. 21s, 255, 30s. COLOURED CLOTH C APES (with frills and hoods) to match costumes ; much used for tennis, golf &c. These are lined with fancy checks. KIKKCALDIE~~& STAINS, THE DIEEGT TRADERS, WELLINGTON, MANAWATU Farmers' Co-operative Association (Limited), PALMERSTON NORTH, General Wine, Srißix, Produce, Grain akd Seed MERCHANTS. The above Association is prepared to Purchase all kinds of GRAIN AND LOCALLY-GROWN GRASS SEEDS. I^TOW LANDING, from Carter's Jl^l and other well known Continental Seed-growers, — White Clover, Red Clover, Cornqrass, Alsyke, Meadow, Sheep's, and Hard Fescue, Meadow Foxtail, Rape, Turnips, &c. ; Poverty Bay, Oamaru, Canterbury, and Southland RYEGRASS. (Quotations and Samples on Application. The Association has now working one of the latest- improved Grass Seed-Cleaning and Sorting Machines. Arrangements can be made with growers for use of same, at lowest current rates. Binder Twine at Lowest Prices. Just Received— loo bales 44, 4G, and 48in COBNSACKS. Send for quo tations. M. COHEN, Manager. XMAS, 1894. ml 1 |ti H gs S3 ,m| | - XMAS, 1894. J. H. WORSFOLD, BOARDINGHOUSE - KEEPER AND CONFECTIONER, BEGS to thank the public of Feilding, and surrounding districts, for the liberal support which they have accorded him in the past, and wishes to announce that he has reopened business in New and Commodious Premises (far superior to the late ones), and would respectfully solicit a continuance of their support. First-class Accommodation for Boarders and the Travelluvj Public. A Good Table Kept. Meals, 1/Orders left for CONFECTIONERY will be promptly attended to. Berry and Trevena's Mail Coach leaves my premises daily, at 8.15 a.m , for Birmingham. J. H. WORSFOLD, Proprietor. ~ THE VIOLIN . MR J. C. R. ISHERWOOp will resume classes in Feilding for teaching tho Violin and theory of Music on dates to be given in future advertisement. Mr Isherwood is possessed of the highest testimonials as to his skill as a musician and his method of teaching, Applications may be forwarded in the meantime to his address, Palmerston North. P. G. WOOLL4MS, /CONSULTING and DISPENSING 1/ CHEMIST. ADVICE AND MEDICINE at Reasonable Charges. • N.B.— -All prescriptions dispensed are carefully copied and originals returned to the pationt. ', • v , ■ • T^OR SALE^6s^piM^e(ed|n§ Sows JP . and 1 Boat ? Jo te/wld, separately wig iUot-.^W^ok^w" . ; ■ .; -■, r ; I ,-.--V .>-- ■- :...,j y :- ;:»■■.. i V»'W'-- : "^'.■(,,5-, .„-* .