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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 206, 4 March 1896, Page 3

! MASON'S IMPROVED FRUIT JARS, 1-3 Gallon, 6s 6d per doz. 1-2 Gallor?, 8s 6d per doz. I 1 AMERICAN BEE CLOCKS, 5s 9cl AMERICAN WOOD CLOCKS, 17s fid and 21s THE TRIUMPH Silver and Gold Cupids, 32s Gd and 455. A. ALFORD, BOOKSELLER AND GENERAL IMPORTER, KIMBOLTON ROAD, FEILDING, READY MONEY SALE, SHERBORNE HOUSE. OWING to the Immense Popularity and Universal Satisfaction of all the Ladies and Gentlemen who have favoured me with thoir PatrOllagp durin" the last month— l have decided to continue the Sale for Two Weeks only and the balance will be still further REDUCED, everything sacrificed, in order to make room for NEW GOODS coming DIRECT from HOME MARKETS. BLOUSES, ls, Is Gd, Is Ud and up TRIMMED HATS, less than half pricei MEN'S N.Z. WOOL SUITS, 21s DRESSES made for 9s 6d. Another Fortnight Oniy. Refreshment Rooms. J. B. BECKLEY, OPPOSITE BANK OF N.Z. ""boots^^neTShoesT )UST to Hand, diroct from tlie Manufactnrnrs : a large assortment of ENGLISH and COLONIAL BOOTS and SHOES. Ladies' Tan and Canvas Hhocs in great variety. _ Ladies' Kid Oxford Shoes, from 7s. Leather Slippers, from os 6d per pair. Men's and Youth's Shooters, from 6s Gd per pair. Tho Rnknce of our SUMMER GOODS, including STRAW HATS, of all descriptions, PRINTS, GALATEAS, DRESS GOODS, Etc., Are bein" cleared at Lar^e Reductions preparatory to the Annual STOCKTAKING. Note : Groceries at Lowest Rates. R J. THOMPSON. CASH EXCHANGE CO-OP., BarraM aM AlMai, «—-"-;— — GRASS, SEED AND GRAIN DRAPERY. MERCHANTS. a great clearing sale of a 0 -^- Drapery and Clothing will just landed ex s.s. taikli- commen^ £ v ; c MAKJNO SI ? ORE ATT7TT7 C?T? A QHAT'Q on Ist February, and will continue JN ih \V oh AbUIN & until all the stock i 8 sold . SEEDS The st ° ck is ail new and well FOR AUTUMN SOWING Compiusing SELECTED. No Puff. No quoting CLOVERS a * ew lines for a draw - Everything Fescues and Natural Grasses, Reduced. Turnip and Rape, As the stock will not be replaced All imported as usual Direct irom Messrs a g a i n> m y customers and the public Hurst and Son. generally can rely upon getting Gen- .~ ~ . „ „ vine Bargains. Also, to arrive in store shortly large Prolits l will not be considered, as Locall/ Grown Seeds, the R ooda muat be sold - for -which we have made large contracts CASH must accompany each order. with the most reliable powers in Other branches of the business car the district. These include r j RC j on ag usua i a t the Lowest PossiMeadow Foxtail, Crested Dogs- ble Rates for cash. Roots a specialty. tail, Fme Sheep, Hard and Jm P . cowie, Meadow Fescues. Proprietor. Samples and quotations on application. DRESSMAKING. AGENTS— Cooper's \ T& /FISS NATION begs to announce Littles' SHEEP DIPS. jyj_ to the Lad i es 0 f Birmingham Owen's j an^ surrounding districts that she _.' m . -o;v,;iov. TTirino has commenced business as Dress Binder Twine. |indei Twine. and Habit . maker in Kimbolton Eo ad, Manila Mixed and Flax- Birmingham, and orders left with her manna, iuixlu^uu u<u w& prompt attention. FEILDING, PALMERSTON N., and NOTICE _ DANEVIRKE. BARRAUD & ABRAHAM, ™ HE undersi . ned wi n be a Cash ~~ ~~~ *~ " \~fT . „,_ .„„ Thos A cocks, J W Wixiiams NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Acocks & Williams, /CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, FOE* WANGANUI RACES, \^j WARDING, akd sth and 6th March, 18S6. general agents, 11, Grey Street, Wellington, ON THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Carrying at Lowest Hates. -*k a ftfK M<, r r.h fU ncnal Goods and Parcels forwarded to all uth and Gth March, the usual q{ Wor]d 4.40 p.m. train from Wanganui to Palmerston will be delayed till 5.50 SIMPSON & WEST, p.m , and will run an hour and five CARpENTEEB AND BUILDERS. minutes later to destination. ' On Thursday, sth March, the Hun- OUILDINGB erected in Town or terville Eranch train will not leave JD Country. Good workmanship Marton till 815 p.m., connecting with and reasonable prices. Estimates free, train from Wanganui. D. SIMPSON, T. WEST, Excursion Tickets will be issued by Warwick St— FElLDlNG— Princes St. morning trains .to Wanganui, as below, TQ lea sje ) BY TENDER,— available for return on day of issue only. From Palmerston, March Sth ancl A N IMPROVED FARM of 102 acres 1 Gth — First Class, 10s Gd j Second XTL at Birmingham, all flat ; abund- . ~ r q j ance of water and good drainage ; 56 Ulass, js _ acres in good English grass, and newly " Tickets will be issued from inter- fenced . g.uato about three miles from » mediate stations to Wanganui at the a _ rearnerVf an d f OU r from the Townr same fares unless the ordinary fares g^p ; g OO( j me tal road. are cheaper. Tenders will close on the 21st March.. i BY ORDER, Highest or lowest tender not ncces- , . sarily accepted. 7 0 #H MRS CLIFFORD, J*|^^^^^g Princess Hotel, Palmerston N. MONEY TO LEND, FEILDING "BUILDING SOCIETY . In sums of from £25 to ,£2,500, ■TI^HIS Society is prepared to make by the JL Advances on favourable terms GOVERNMENT ADVANCES TO and at lowest possible oost to borSETTLERS OFFICE. rowers. All who are desirous of securing a House for themselves by I" OANS "ranted on Freeholds or monthly payments should apply J Crown Leaseholds. EDMD, GOODBEHERE, B Borrowers have the risht to repay Manager. j the loans partly or wholly at any time, invited for Stamping r Interest: 5 per cent., with one per J^ ali cl Clearing 100 acres (moro or 1 cent, more to pay ofi' tho loan, besides i esa ) oi - o i t i s wa _3p Laud on the proi the right at any time to partly or perty of Hon. W. W. Johnston, at " wholly pay it off. Kopani, and also about 6 miles of Drain- , The legal costs -od *_«&» fee, d-j^ m THDESDAV , 4he extremely low. 12th March the same to bo sent by „ Any Postmaster or Agent of tne letter toHighden . Public Trustee will supply forms ot The lowest or any tender not necesapplication and circular giving full sarily accepted. I particulars. * H. HOL2IES, Manager.