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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 164, 10 January 1895, Page 3

SUMMER MILLINERY. AS aChanse is pending in the Millinery Department, the undersigned ha decided to CLEAR thc Contents of the MILLINERY SHOW-UOO! — AT — Enormous Reductions. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HATS AND ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES ' TO SELECT FROM. JUST LANDED— Four Cases of FANCY GOODS, TOYS, and Other Articles suitable for the Christmas Trade. NEW SEASON'S FRUITS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES. R. J. THOMPSON, CASH EXCHANGE ; _ |[ cure for lujsgwormT T p A^n Hou^p CURE FOR LUNG WORM! * c ™ u u «JUU&tS SALE. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL ASTRINGENT IMPORTANT NOTICE (A Vegetable Preparation containing t() thc Parchasing Public . no arsenic or other poisonous ingredients.) ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS "— 7 „ _ SENSATIONAL PMCES A safe and certain Bemedj) for Lung- AT OUR Q.REAT worm and Scoter, Tapeicorms, and all _^ . TjrnXTOPGR T P CH AT T? Stomach and Intestinal Worms ; for use \j A±l lIN IhlX biill A. ±J Jii . with Sheep, Cattle, and Horses. _£ ARTNE RSHIP k3 AL E . TO PREVENT LUHGWORM, ?ALE p KICE Salr Price DOSE your Lambs now with Atl / 11$ 2/11 dozen— Twill FlanelBrown's Bronchial Astringent g ttes ( b arr , a ms) AND AGAIN AT WEANING TIME. By SO Afc gi^ g/ ? ,g pa i r _7o pairs g.od doing the young sheep will be freed sheets. from internal parasites, and thereby g IIOT g ILK Sunshadks — improved in condition and strength- 5/. f or 2/11 0/6 for 4/6 7/6 for 4/11. ened to withstand the winter. '.200 pairs (livW Ribbed Hose as follows : Full particulars as to dose and Id, 2d, ;Sd, 4d, ;joI pair— sale price treatment on tins. One Gallon of the Women's Ribbed Hose, 6d pair Astringent Lambs. In 5-gallou Iron Drums ... 7/6 per gal. SEE OUR In 1-gallon „ „ ... 9/- „ „ Ladies' and Girls' Straw Hats — Sale On Sale by prices, 3d. Gu, 'Jd, Is. Eye Openers ! BARRAUD & ABRAHAM^ R. ROBINSON, BARGAINS 4/-, 4/3, 4/6, 5/ , 5 '6 Pboprietok. BARGAINS 1 50 pairs Men's Tweed - — BARGAINS Trousers, reduced to ROACHES will run as follows:— BARGAINS- 5 11 and 9 6 (barV^ _, „. B BARGAINS gains) Leave Wa.tjina West daily at 7.45 a.m BAR(iAINS 13 / 6 K a i apo i Tweeds " Makii" * " 10.0° £m BARGAINS for 9/6 " Arrive at Feeding at 10.20 a.m. BARGAINS 18/6 Saddle Tweeds reLeavo Feilding " „ i2O p m BARGAINS] duced to 13/11 „ Makino „ 450 p.m „ Cunningbnni's „ 6.15 p.m Iqi^oC! Qnr»B+ta Arriving at Waituna at 715 p.m. udnlcb OSfIII LI I , Parcels delivered alone the road. PROPRIETOR. Parcels may be left at D Younger's — - - stables, but must be prepaid. DSLPPO-UCf MUSIC ! MUSIC ! I MUSIC ! ! ! AND MR F. DK LISLE, Pupil of Garcia, AfaPßLhß.W\, . and _of Eandegger, Royal Ac*d- FEILDING and PALMERBTON N. emy of Music (London), and Choirmaster of St. Patrick's Church, Palmerston N., T . , , 1 -^ . will visit Feildin- eveby Wednesday to „ Ju^ i a " d ° d o cx S m T ?T» r i?Tr» a att» give lessons to pupils in Music (Piano, 6 TAINKS TUJRNIP AND Organ, and Banjo) ; terms, 30s quarterly; SWEDE SEEDS. Singing (English and Frencli School), Elocution (higher branches) Languages Al aew stockg of thc Bcsfc English (French, Latm, German, and English), Pcrmanellt Grasses, Clovers, Mangel Oil Painting, and Drawing ; lerms, two -\v urze i s & c guineas each, quarterly (in advance). These 'have been specially selected by Quarter of twelve weeks commencing OIU , Mr Lione] Abraham> at pres ent in from rirst lesson. Dances, private parties, En^ an(3) after carefully comparing stocks and entertainments conducted and sup- of the i ead in- Entjlish Seed Houses, and plied with music. Pianos carefully have arrived in sp l e ndid condition. tuned. Early application is necessary, We invite i nspe cticn and comparison of as Mr De Lisle has only time lo take a qua i ity and pricegi limited number of pupils. Address : The Studio, the Square, Palmerstoa N. ARent for Booth, Macdonald and Co. 'a ~ W. PEAESON, " '" Carlyle Implements. Boot and Shoe Maker and PLOUGHS. PLOUGHS. Importer, Si le Fur , 0 Fbbgusson Street, » Doub]e Fun . 0W( FEILDING. Triple Furrow. Diggers, Convertible Diggers and Garden JUST RECEIVED— New Import- Ploughs. ations of Ladies' and Gent's HARROWS. HARROWS. Boots and Shoes for the Christmas Spading, Season, All the Latest Styles. Disc, Tine, Will all be sold at Slaughtering Tripod, Prices. .. Chain - Also, ASK FOE ANTICUTA, Cambridge Rollers, Grain and Seed Registered " Anticuta." Sowers, Farm Drays, etc. DRESSING for Open Wounds for We are also Agents for the MASSEY Horses, Cattle, Dogs, &c., a cer- HARRIS CO., makers of the celebrated tain cure for sore shoulders, broken Binders, beariug their name, also Cultiknees, cracked heels, ringworm, and sores vators, Hay Rakes, Hay Tedders, etc. and wounds of every description. A cure And for ANDREWS & BEAVEN, of effected by one application only. Christchurch, Makers of Chaffcutters, A. N. HAYNE. Agent, Feilding Seed Cleaning Machines, etc. HW. SHEKLOCK (late of H. Do not paS s uslrTany of these lines. , L. Jackson) begs to notify We know we can give you satisfaction. j that he has commenced business as — BOOT and SHOE-MAKER in the RANGIWAHIA STORE. premises next door to Mr F. Pethererick, Fergusson Street, All kinds of j r nisTf x T nf) Boots and Shoes made to measure at ' iJUUU KjVJ ' lowest prices. Hand-sewn Boots a are now offering a large and specialty. Repairs neatly executed. J\_ well- assorted stock of Goods H.W.S. trusts, by strict attention o f the best quality at Specially Low to business, to receive a share of Prices, consisting of — public patronage. H. W. SHEELOCK, Grocery Ironmongery Proprietor, D rapery Boots, and notice. Stationery Crockery ALL ACCOUNTS due to me must . ,„ .TT,- -, , i a . . i i 4. A 1 rial Solicited. be Settled at once. Also, Accounts due to the Estate of n,,^n+;™o ai rn^, a n;-,^ Tr „ ,' T , „, , . .1, Quotations Always Criven, H. S. Munro not settled at once will J be sued for without further notice. M. D. MUNRO, Stbict Attention to Obdebs at Shoemaker, Birmingham. J. LONG & CO.'S PHCENIX SAW MILL, Hanoi wahia Store. AWAHUBI. IpaTnTEß^ The Cheapest and Nearest Mill to NOTICE OF EEMOVAL. Feilding. All Sorts of Timber, Rough and DreSS6d - STEVENS & WOOD J£ J ' TOZER be S S to tohis THE LONGBURN SLAUGHTER- customers that he has Kemoved from ING AND FREEZING COMPANY, Limited. Kimbolton Road to more extensive CHEAP MANURES FOR AGRI- nremises CULTURISTS. fiwuib« B> The Company has 120 tons of Man^ Manchester Street . ure for sale in large or small quan- _. _ _ , . . , , „ titles at enormous reductions, delivered (Next Mr Eade s, cabinet-maker.) on railway trucks, Longburn. No rea- FOR SALE sonable offer will be refused, as room TN tll£J B an k ru pf Estate of D. A. must be made for the season s manu- ■ Henderson facture. A first-class Butcher's Shop and A. McPHERSON, Fixings and comfortable ResiSecretary. dence, situated at Colyton. # A A oaed good chance for anyone wishing D-d nwA-RTTn-w to start a butchery business on R.OHARLTON, u itaL KIMBOLTON £OAX>< ALSO FEILDING. i seven-roomed House and 4 acres A. PRUDEN of Land iu the township of Artist, Sign-writer, Carriage and Foxton. nASS/Snww For particulars apply, to CAMPBELLTO WN. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, (Good Work Guaranteed). Palmerston North PRICES suitable for the hard D EESSMAKIN(x. " times. _AM^^-/?J^^s^Pl^ P.RESSMAKING and Needlework FOR SALE OR TO LET— ■ / of eyery description neatly and SMALL BUSINESS m country quickly executed .by, the undersigned, district, suitable for Bootmaker. Latest fashions always on* hand. • For further particulars apply MISS AMESBURY, STAR OFFICE. Denbigh Street; PeiJding.