Barraud and Abraham SEED MERCHANTS, FEILDING and PALMERSTON N \ UTUMN SOWING, 1895 8 Tanks Seeds ex s.s. Gothic 11 Tanks Seeds ex s.s. Rivnutakn 10 Tanks Seeds ex s.s. Mamari All specially selected by our Mi Abraham from the leading English J?eed Merchants. The above have arrived iv splendid condition. AJ>'o— PERENNIAL PvFE GRASS, from old Pastures, \ Pure seed of CRESTED DOGSTAIL! highest gerni^ ,-inatinfj power. MEADOW FOXTAIL js p c c i al l v / Rrovrn for us. AJND ALL VARIETY OP GRASS, CLOVfiE, AND TOENIP SEEDS, j We Invite Comparison. Sew! /or Samjiles and Quotations, BINDER TWINE, COBNdACKS, &c , at lowest market prices. BAERAUD & ABRAHAM. ~~ TE ARO HOUSE SALE. m HIS TXT E E K ! Te J- HIS VV Ec k ! Aro Kid (i]oveSi iy 0 f or all s j xcs nOUSe Nice Tafi'etta Gloves, y.kl i~)/- French Kid now selling 3/11 56 Shot Sunshades for 2/11 T6 "White Pocket Handkerchiefs, Aro l I Q doz - House 50 doz. Flannelettes, 1/6, 1/11 doz. Cream Twill Flannelette, 4;UI 12 pieces white and unbleached Sale ! Sheetings, 7id, 1/-, 1/3 up Sale ! 50 i^ieces Twill Cretonnes, 4kl Sale ! and up 300 brown stripe Turkish Towels, now selling at 1\ up ■f e y'll-.Faucy Press Stuffs--3/ll Aro 5/11--Fancy Dress Stuffa»s/ll House Dress Linings, 1/- doz. Machine Cottons, Is dozen, all Te numbers Aro 2d--GhTsßibbedStockings--2d j House 3d -Girls' Ribbed Stockings- 3d 4d-Girls' Ribbed Stockiugs-4d REMEMBER— Te Aro House Saves you all the exorbitant Middlemen's Profits. All (roods imported direct from the Manufacturers. TE ARO HOUSE sells on the Smallest Profit for READY MONEY ONLY. JAMES SMITH^ HIE FEILDING CYCLING CLUB'S FIRST ANNUAL BICYCLE RACE MEETING WILL UK HELD ON THE OVAL, FEILDING, — ON — WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20th, '95. 8 EVENTS, viz. : 1-Mile Maiden Handicap (open) ; 1, 2, 3, and 5 -Mile Dpen Handicaps ; Half-Mile Novelty Race ; President's Handicap (open to members of F.C.C. only) ; and, sbould ;iine allow, a Consolation Handicap. A procession of Cyclists, headed by ;he Feildiug Brass Band, will leave Manchester Square for the Oval at 1 p.m. Cyclists cordially invited to join. First race to commence at 1.30 p.m., sharp. The Feildiug Brass Band will play luring the afternoon. All events run under the rules of the s.z.c.u. Entries close with the Hon. Sec. on Monday, February 11th, at 8.30 p.m. Refreshment Booth on the ground. Admission to Ground, Is ; horses and vehicles free. EDWARD H. FISHER, Hon. Sec. Feilding Cycling Club. WATSON BROS., PAINTEES AND DEUORATOES. JUST AERIVED— A choice collection of Wall Papers of latest lesigns, from 3d upwards. Also, 3plendid assortment of Borders. Champion's Mixed Paints of all shades at 6d per lb. All Work entrusted to the above firm will receive Prompt Attention. Note the Address — Next to Mrs Hastie's Feilding Hotel, Kimboiton Eoad, Feilding. TO PLEASURE PARTIES. A PL.EASANT RESORT. TO LET, by the week,— Spacious four-roomed Cottage, within five minutes' walk of the Sea-beach j rooms match-lined ; two chimneys; furnished, [ntending visitors need only take food md bedding j meat and milk sold. Rent, £1 per week. Apply ARTHUR AMON, Lower Rangitikei,
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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 193, 14 February 1895, Page 3
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510Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 193, 14 February 1895, Page 3
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