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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 221, 21 March 1896, Page 3

WINTER_GAMES. Footballs. Footballs. Indoor Cards and Games ; —ALSO— ENGLISH and AMERICAN LAMPS, Special Designs at Special Prices. NO OLD STOCK, ALL NEW GOODS,* AT A. ALFORD'S The Bookseller, Feilding. AUTUMN NOVELTIES AT Sherborne House. JUST OPENED UP: NEW GOODS IN MILLINERY, MANTLES, JACKETS, CAPES, &c. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S MACINTOSHES AND CLOAKS. SPLENDID GOODS ; ALL SEWN SEAMS. To Land in a few clays, ex s.s. Rakaia— SILKS, DRESSES, VELVETEENS, VELVETTAS, &c. Special Value in Ladies' KID GLOVES (sewn seams), 2s 6d. J. B. BECKLEY. "bsots " and" shoes. JUST to Hand direct from the Manufacturers : a larae 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 Gd per pair. Men's and Youth's Shooters, from 8s 6d per pair. The Balance of our SUMMER GOODS, including STRAAV HATS, of all descriptions, PRINTS, GALATEAS, DRESS GOODS, Etc., Are bein" cleaved at Large Reductions preparatory to the Annual STOCKTAKING. Note : Groceries at Lowest Rates. R J. THOMPSON. CASH CO-OP.^ Brad and Abraliani, GRASS. SEED AND GRAIN IN IT ! MERCHANTS. there is Cr ATpv JUST LANDED EX S.S. TAINCI— KJI xlxll IN IT i NEW SEASON'S ""SgoNOMY SEEDS w ITI FOR AUTUMN SOWING Comprising . \A/h^t P CLOVERS, m VVridL . Fescues and Natural Grasses, Turnip and Rape, All imported as usual Direct from Messrs ijij^erj!] jg Harstanasou. MONEY Also, to arrive in store shortly largo i$ XT ! stocks of THERE IS Locally Grown Seeds, T^ A TAT for which we have made large contracts \JTXjLi-L.'. with the most reliable growers in JN IT ! the district. These include THERE IS Meadow Foxtail, Crested Dogs- T?/^/^ATi r^l\/TA7 tail, Fine Sheep, Hard and HiCUIN UIVL I Meadow Fescues. ijn 11 . Samples and quotations on application. in YV I ICIL . AGENTS-Cooper's \ IN SHOPPING AT THE Littles' \ SHEEP DIPS. ow-rtj BQN MARCHE Binder Twine. Binder Twine. Large Supplies of TQ "f,^ \ T\~V Manila, Mixed, and Flax . IXlhl^U X FEILDING, PALMERSTON N., and JM.OJN Hi JL DANEVIEKE. QTOT^TT BARBAUD & ABRAHAM. DiUIV£j ' &MM Feilding. MANCHESTERJIOAD BOARD. gPE^T(JE & SPENCE. NOTICE is hereby given that J. HOUSE PROPERTY FOR SALE. A. McDonald has been appointed Dog Registrar for the Man- T TNLESS disposed of before by priChester Road Board for the year end- \J vate contract, Messrs GORTON & ing 31st December, 1896, and that Mr Son will sell by auction on FRIDAY, J.°lvess' (shoemaker) shop, Colyton, the 27th instant, at their Sale Rooms, is the Dog Registration Office for the Feilding, — above District. 1 seven-roomed House and 5 acres The Fees to be charged are as fol- of Land on Kirubolton Road lows :— For all sheep and cattle Dogs 1 six-roomed House and £ acre oi (not exceeding three owned by one Land, Manchester Street person), two shillings and six pence 3-i acrea of Land at Halcombe each ; and all other Dogs, ten. shillings " near Railway Station. CHARLES BRAY, Terms : Clerk Manchester Road Board. House in Manchester btreet— i,<K — — cash ; balance, £5 12s 6d per montl TO BUILDERS. £or 5 £ years .or £2 50 cash. House in Kimbolton Road — £13C TENDERS are invited until noon cagh . ba ] ance> £5 12 S 6d per montl: on 2nd April for the erection for 5i vearg . or £350 cash, of a School at Eewa. Plans, &,c, to Halcombe land, £40 cash. be seen at Mr Meldrum's office, Hunterville, and at Mr H. L. Sherwill's p] ans to be seen at Star Office, office, Feilding. , JOSEPH SMITH, Also : Proprietor Tenders are invited until 2nd April TO LEASE, BY TENDER,— for the erection of a School at Ruahine. Plans, &c,, to be seen at Mr Mcl- 4 n IMPROVED FARM of 102 acre: drum's office, Hunterville, and at Mr J\_ at Birmingham, all flat ; abund Sandeman's offices, Birmingham. ance of water and good drainage ; 5< acres in good English grass, and newl; > , fenced ; situate about three miles fron ' a creamery, and four from the Town • Tenders are invited until 2nd April g^p . goo a metal road, for the removal and erection of Per- Tenders will close on the 21st March berton School. Plans, &c, to be seen Highest or lowest tender not neces at Mr Sandeman's office, Birmingham, sarily accepted. TppnwT> and at Mr H. L. Sherwill's office, MRS W**™^ Feilding. Palmerston K A. ATKINS, F.R.1.8.A., — Architect to Wanganui Education Board SLAUGHTER LICENSE. TO BUILDERS. "VTOTJCE is hereby given that it i Feilding UW>, Jfians* »\ c -> ac our offices, Greenwood's Chambers, *eiid- m - t, ttgH OSBORNI in**. JAMJJib & tiHiAifb, ICQft Axtigled Architects, Apiti, March 7th, io9b.