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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 214, 13 March 1896, Page 3

LAST FEW DAYS OF Tea Ar»o House SALE. REMNANTS. REMNANTS. REMNANTS. ALMOST GIVEN AWAY. COME AND SEE. OUR NEW AUTUMN GOODS now being discharged from Home Ship in Wellington Harbour. Will be opened up in FEILDING with Immediate Despatch. Meantime we invite Ladies to wait a few days and see the Up-to-date Fashions for Autumn Wear. LAND. 4 A A ACRES of AGRICULTURAL LAND, situated close to town, school, &c. Fenced and divided into numerous paddocks ; 6-roomed dwelling house and all necessary outbuildings ; land is first class ; the property is well improved and all ploughable. Ownei has good reasons for selling, and for the price asked (£8 5s an acre) we can recommend it as a real bargain. A large portion of the purchase money can remain on mortgage at 6 per cent. 640 ACRES, 3 miles from township ; good road ; 600 acres in the best oi grass ; fenced and divided into 8 paddocks ; dwellinghouse and outbuildings ; land is level and undulating ; first-class sheep farm. Price, £1 10s an acre : easy terms. 2 DAIRY FARMS, 40 acres ; all improved ; house, &c. .{.'550 each. 123 ACRES Dairy Farm; all improved ; honse, &c. £8 10s an acre. 92 ACRES Dairy Farm ; all improved : house, &c. .£8 10s an acre. TO LEASE— 63O acres ; rent, 7s ar acre for 5 years, with purchasing clause 540 acres in grass ," feuced. TO LEASE— 424 acres ; 270 in grass fenced. Rent, i'Bo a year ; purchasinj clause, £5 12s 6d. The above are Samples taken froa our list of 150 Properties. We are ir the position to suit Clients with anj kind of property, from 5 acres to 200( acres. We also- have several Stores, Hotels aucl Town Properties for sale. RATLIFF BROS., LAND AGENTS, FEILOING. TO THE L\T)IF.£. MRS NOY & MISS MARTIN, nnEACrIKES of tho "ELIXIH' I S3 stem of Dressoutting (protected under the Patent Designs and Trade Marks Act, 1889), have arrived at Feiu>. ikg Mrs JN'oj is a teacher of 26 years experiencr. and having studied four systems of Dressmaking -British, Scientific, Eureka, and Parisian -is an authority for stating that the "Elixir "has suTpas-sed all other mpltiocta by its simplicity ami accuracy, pupils without any previous knowledge of Dressmaking easily learning it in from four to six lesson* of one hour each, without the use ef charts, patterns, or measurements, to cut Dresses, Bodicea, Mantles, Jackets, Skirts, and Capes. It is so certainly accurate that fitting is not necessary. Proficiency is guaranteed. Testimonials from all the principal towns visited, including the Lady Principal and pupils of the Nelson College, the Rev Mother, Monastery, Nelson, the Sisters of Mercy, and lady boarders at St Mary's Convent, and pupils of the High School, Wellington. Ladies may form their own classes, and make Dresses under Mrs Noy's supervision, and choose their own hours for instruction. Ladies taught at their own residences ii preferred, Address— Sample Rooms, Manchester HoteJ, Feilding. Hours— From 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Private Lessons to DressmakersEvening Classes according to agreemeat. WOOL ! WOOL ! nnHE fag end of clips — Locks, I Pieces, Lambs', and all other Wool bought in any quantity for cash. Uiyhest Prices Given. Also -SHEEPSKINS. T. WATSON, Feilding. MANAWATU EARLY SETTLERS' ASSOCIATION. AN Association of Early Settlers of this District having been formed, it is intended to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the first organised settlement by holding a Picnic and Social Gathering. All persons who have been connected with the district for 20 years or more are requested to communicate with me as early as possible. L. G. WEST, Secretary, Palmerston N. JOHN McINTOSH, GENERAL CONTRACTOR, Waituna West, IS prepared to undertake all sorte of Bush and Road Worn, Sheep Tracks, Grubbing, Fencing, &c. EstimateH given. TO LEASE, BY TENDER,— AN IMPROVED FARM of 102 acres at Birmingham, all flat ; abundance of water and good drainage j 5£ acres in good English grass, and newlj fenced ; situate about three miles from a creamery, and four from the Township ; good metal road. Tenders will close on the 21st March, Highest or lowest tender not necessarily accepted. MRS CLIFFORD, Princess Hotel, Palmerston N, " SLAUGHTER LICENSE. "VTOTICE is hereby given that it is Jj% my intention to apply, at th« next meeting of the Pohangina Countj Council, for a License to Slaughtei great and small Cattle on Section 21 Feilding Special Settlement Block (Apiti). F. S. (iUY