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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 180, 30 January 1895, Page 3

SUMMER MILLINERY. AS aChan^e is pending in the Millinery Department, the undersigned has decided to CLEAR the Contents of the MILLINERY SHOW-ROOM AT Enormous Reductions. A LAKGE 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.

i% & «& WELLINGTON COLLEGE. npHE FIRST TERM of 1895 wil J_ begin on FRIDAY, Ist February, at 9.15 a.m. The .ft ead-Mastei will be ready to receive parents and guardians at the College on and aftei Tuesday, 29th, from 10 a m. to 1 p.m and from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. CHAS. P. POWLES, Secretary MONEY TO LEND AT lowest current rates on first mortgage of real estate worth at least twice the amount required. Apply to any of the Agents of, oi to the PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Wellington. THE FEILDING CYCLING CLUB'S FIRST ANNUAL BICYCLE RACE MEETING WILL BE HELD ON THE OVAL, FEILDING, — ON — WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20th, '95. 8 EVENTS, viz. : 1-Mile Maiden Handicap (open) ; 1, 2, :-}, and 5-Mile Open Handicaps : Half-Mile Novelty Race; President's Handicap (open to members of F.C.C. only) ; aud, should time allow, a Consolation Haudicap. A procession of Cyclists, headed by the Feilding Brass Band, will leave Manchester Square for the Oval at 1 p.m. All Cyclists cordially invited to join. First race to commence at 1.30 p.m., sharp. The Feildiui; Brass Baud will play during the afternoon. All events run under the rules of the N.Z.C.U. Entries close with the Hon. Sec. on Monday, February 11th, at S.oO p.m. Refreshment Booth on the ground. Admission to Ground, Is ; horses and vehicles free. EDWARD 11. FISHER, Hon. Sec. Feildiug Cycling Club. A. NEVILL HAYNE & Co., Land and Commission Agents, FEILKING. ENGLISH aud Colonial Grass and Clover Seeds of all descriptions. Samples and Quotations on application. Agents for Southdown, &c , Antispeptic Sheep Dip, Royal Exchange Fire Assurance Corporation. Advances made on Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, and Tallow consigned to our Wellington Agents. ~ NOTICK ALL ACCOUNTS due to me must be Settled at once. Also, Accounts due to the Estate of H. IS. Munro not settled at once will be sued for without further notice. M. D. MUNRO, Shoemaker, Birmingham. "" aTpruden, Artist, Sign-writer, Carriage and House Painter, CAMPBELLTOWN. (Good Work Guaranteed). PRICES suitable for the hard times. Address, c./o. Mr H. Bishop notice! EKANGER is now carrying goods . from Feilding to Birmingham, and from Birmingham to Rangiwahia. Prices : To Birmingham, 163 per ton ; to Rangiwahia, 35s pei ton, caslu ~ FOR SALE— -j -j -I i LINCOLN LAMBS. Bayei can reject 10 per cent. Apply to R. R. CURTIS, Colyton NOTICE~T6^TOCK^VNkRS. NOTICE is hereby given that on and after Friday, February Ist, 1895 all Horses and Cattle grazing on the Main Cross-road opposite Sections 3C and 34, Block XI, Apiti, will be driver to the nearest Pound. HUGH OSBORNE. Apiti P~ H~CE~N I X SAW M ILL AWAHURI. Tlig Cheapest and Nearest Mill t( Feilding. All Sorts of Timber, Rough anc Dressed. STEVENS & WOOD " C. 8. POTTS, FJULLMONGER, Apiti. BUYEPt of Wool, Hides, and Skins in any quantity. THE MANCHESTER RIFLES WILL parade at the Assembly Rooms (in Drill Order) at follows :— January : THURSDAY, 31st, at 7.30 p.m BY ORDER. " DRESSMAKING. THE MISSES MOUSLEY, Dress makers (large experience botl in Wellington an*d Auckland) are pre pared to go out by the day. or take ■work at home. —'Next, door to Mi KYebdsen'6, Manchester Street.