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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 172, 24 January 1896, Page 2

A reward is offered for the return of a lady's gold locket chain recently lost. Mr Griffin, of Apiti, has ten or twelve acres of light bush which he wants felled at once. A startling advertisement will appear from Eade's Furniture Warehouse tomorrow. A loud bold voice may secure passing attention, but it requires something more substantial to make trade and keep it. That can only be done by keeping the best qualities of goods ahd selling at the lowest possible prices for cash. Tbat is the chief reason why the trade of the Bon Marche, Feilding, continues to grow and increase. — Advt. " 'TIS NOT IN MORTALS TOO CMMAND 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 gex the best results. The Sun Baking Ponder contains no impurities. ESSAY ON COFFEE.— They say that coffee comes from an Island called Ceylon, but my mother says the best coffee she ever bought comes from her grocer who sells Crease's Al Coffee. Important Notice— Where to get your boots and shoes repaired while you wait and at a cheap rate at James Trewin's Pnblic Benefit Boot Depqfc, Kinibolfcoa road, Feilding, where there is always a large stock of new goods. A large stock of electro plate goods at most moderate prices is now on show at Joseph Darragh's < store, Feilding. Inspection invited, A feature of John Cobbe's summer sale is tbo large accumulation of remnants which are now being cleared out at surprisingly low rates. Heads of families would do well to invest a pound or two in those cheap short lengths, which come in, so handy where there are a number of children,