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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 177, 30 January 1896, Page 3

_M_M_^_— ■■— ■—■ I— —mill ll~^— ll iII l i Mmji^.iM^»M»- ih»»-j-»—i ■ Try NEW ZEALAIFGLOTHING FACTOR! FOR BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. THE Large Trade we do in Boots and Shoes ia yr ooi that we have hit the Feilding husiness, and satisfy the public OUR PEICES ARE SI'jHT. OT7B BOOTS AEE GOOD. g,, CONSIGNMENT. J UgT TQHA.ND. Gent's Tan Ooze Calf Boots. Ladies' Glace, Shoes. do Krupp Boots. do Kid Shoes. do Glace Kid Boots. do Tan 3-Strap Shoes. TRY THE NEW LEATHER— Gent's Kaiigarette Boots. Ladies' Cross-Strap Kangarette Slioes. SEE OUR WINDOWS. N.Z.C.F., Feeding. new" books, EVERY FORTNIGHT. We have made arrangements to receive by every Direct Steamer a consignsignment of the Latest Books, all of which we shall sell at The Pubiished Pnce. It is our intention to be UP TO DATE in Style, Quality and Pnce, and we beg to thank our Customers for the encouragement they have given us. We have now landed per s.s. GOTHIC — 2 Casks Tea Sets ; 2 Casks Dinner Sets ; 3 Casks Novelties in Glassware. Our 40 Pieces China Tea Sets, 19s Gd, 255, and 355. 52 Pieces Dinner Sets, 37s Gd, and 455, are the same in quality as has hitherto «iven such satisfaction. ! To Land s.s. Cynosure— New York— 8 Cases Clocks. 12 Cases Mason's Imported Fruit Jars. ALFORD'S NOVELTY DEPOT, FEILDIUG. J. B. BECKLEY, OF Sherborne Hoisse, HAS COMMENCED A BIG CLEARING SALE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS EVERYTHING 1 " REDUCED. MILLINERY HALF-PRICE, COSTUMES HALF-PRICE. This will be. tlie Cheapest Sale ever held in Feilding. DRESSES bought here during the Sale wili be made in our usual First-rate Style and Finish. 9s 6d. 4d. Refreshment Rooms. 4d. Ready Money Sale. J. B. BECKLEY, SHERBORNE HOUSE. 6 JUST to Hand, direct from the Manufacturers ; a large assortment of ENGLISH and COLONIAL BOOTS and SHOES. Ladies' Tan and Canvas Shoes in great variety. Ladies' Kid Oxford Shoes, from 7s. Leather Slippers, from 3s Qd per pair. Men's and Youth's Shooters, from 8s 6d per pair. The Balance of our SUMMER GOODS, including STRAW HATS, of ali descriptions, PRINTS, GALATEAS, DRESS GOODS, Etc., j Are bein w cleared at Large Reductions preparatory to the Annual STOCKTAKING. Note : Groceries at Lowest Rates. 11. J. THOMPSON, CASH EXCHANGE CO-OP., FEILDING.

Barraud and Abraham, GRASS, SEED AND GRAIN MERCHANTS. JUST LANDED~EX S.S. TAINUINEW SEASON'S SEEDS FOR AUTUMN SOWING ComprisingCLOVERS, • Fescues and Natural Grasses, Turnip and Rape, All imported as usual Direct from Messrs Hurst and Son. Also, to arrive in store shortly large stocks of Locally Grown Seeds, for which we have made large contracts with the most reliable growers in the district. These include Meadow Foxtail, Crested Dogstail, Fine Sheep, Hard and Meadow Fescues. Samples and quotations on application. AGENTS-Cooper's ) Littles' - SHEEP DIPS. Owen's ) Binder Twine. Binder TwineLarge Supplies of Manila, Mixed, and Flax. FEILDING, PALMERSTON N., and DANEVIRKE. BARRAUD & ABRAHAM^ tfHE AWARUA BLOOK. FORFEITED SECTIONS. NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Crown Lands will be open for sale or selection at this office ON TUESDAY, 25th FEBRUABY, 1896. 22,113 Acres, part of the Awarua Block, lying easterly from the North Island Main Trunk Road and Railway Line, and divided into 31 sections, ranging from 200 to 2000 acres each. The northern part, lying between the forks of the Moawhango and Rangitikei Rivers, being approachable from Moawhango ; and the southern part, intersected by the Kawhatau River, being approachable from Mangaweka. Six Sections ranging from 18S to 455 acres in the Survey Districts of Omahine, Apiti, Mangaone, Mangahao, and Makuri. Plans, containing full particulars, may be obtained at the principal Post Offices in the district, and at this office. JOHN H. BARER, Commissioner of Crown Lands, District Lands and Survey Office, y Wellington, January 2ith, 1896,