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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 25, 29 July 1895, Page 2

Mr J. H. Taylor, Makino, advertises twelve milch cows for sale, also some milk cans. The weather is now so very cold arid wintory that many a one feels the need of an extra pair of blankets and warmer clothing. The monster sale at the Bon Marche affords an excellent opportunity of obtaining all classes of winter goods at greatly reduced prices. — Advt. Persons having large families will do well to send for one or more of John Cobbe's iil remnant parcels. The variety of useful goods and the value are surprising. When cash accompanies the order, carriage will be paid, and should the goods sent fail to give satisfaction, they will be exchanged ; or should the customer prefer the money it will be returned in full. Persons who are about to buy Pianos or Organs should consult Mr H. Jolly, who imports direct from the manufacturers. They will save from 30 to 40 per cent, and then get first-class instruments. A written guarantee given with each instrument. — Advt. " 'TIS NOT IN MORTALS TO COMMAND SUCCESS " is as true to day as it was in the great poet's time 200 years ago. But there is a broad avenue to success by using the purest article. You do not fail to get the best results. The Sun Baking Powder contains no imparities. Have you seen the now Lifting Jacks at Jos. Darragii's to lift six tons, price } £5, and 10 tons at £G ? These are the ! latest and best jacks for stumping or I logging up. — Advt.