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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 225, 26 March 1896, Page 3

WINTER^AMES. 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. AUTU^InWELTIES AT Sherborne House. JUST OPENED UP: NEW GOODS IN MILLINERY, MANTLES, JACKETS, CAPES, &c LADIES' AND CHILDKEN'S MACINTOSHES AND CLOAKS. SPLENDID GOODS ; ALL SEWN SEAMS. To Land in a few days, ex s.s. Rakaia— SILKS, DRESSES, VELVETEENS, VELVETTAS, &c. Special Value in Ladies' KID GLOVES (sewn seams), 2s 6d. J. R BECKLEY. XUST to Hand, direct from the Manufacturers ; a lar^G assortment of • 5 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 Gd per pair. The Balance of our SUMMER GOODS, including STRAW HATS, of all descriptions, PRINTS, GALATEAS, DRESS GOODS, Etc., Are bein" cleared at Large Reductions preparatory to the Annual ° STOCKTAKING. Note : Groceries at Lowest Rates. R J. THOMPSON, CASH EXCHANGE CO-OP.,

Barraud and Ataiiaia, GRASS. SEED AND GRAIN MERCHANTS. "FUST LANDED EX S.S. TAINUI— NEW SEASON'S SEEDS FOR AUTUMN SOWING Comprising CLOVERS, 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 1 SHEEP DIPS. Owen's J Binder Twine. Bmder TwineLarge Supplies of Manila, Mixed, and Flax. FEILDING, PALMERSTON N., and DANEVIRKE. BARRAUD & ABRAHAM. Early Settlers' Association. THE EARLY SETTLERS of Palmerston and vicinity hereby extend to the early settlers of the Foxton, Saadon, and Manchester Blocks a HEARTY INVITATION to a PICNIC to be held on the Manawatu Polo Club's Grounds, at Hokowhitu, on FRIDAY, March 27tb, 1896. Intending guests will be good enough to communicate with the Secretary at once or previons to the procession leaving, when passes will be given. Pkogra3l3ie. — A Procession of Vehicles will start after the arrival of the mornin<* trains from north and south, about 11?45, for the grounds, where luncheon will be obtainable from 1 to 4.30 p.m. On the arrival of the procession at the grounds a few short addresses will be delivered from the polo pavilion, after which Sports and Games for young and old will be cotamenced. The Palmerston Band will play selections at intervals during the day. G. M. Snelson, Chairman ; F. Anderson, Treasurer ; J. Nannestad, G. Hansen, T. Griggs, N. Pederson, W. L. Luxford, J. Nathan, Committee ; L. G. West, Secretary. EARLY SETTLERS' "AT HOME." An "At Homey" open to early and late settlers, will be held in the DRILL HALL draiag the evening, commencing at 8.30 sharp. Double Tickets, 7s 6d each ; extra lady, Is 6d. Tickets may be had from any member of the above Committee, or on application to the Secretary, but early application is requested. L. G. WEST, Secretary. Birmingham Sale. TUESDAY, 31st MARCH. CHAS. OAEE will offer by public auction, as above, — 50 woolly lambs 10& lambs 100 wethers 100 2-tooth to f.m. ewes 2 fat cows 5 weaners 2 milkers 4 dairy cows 3 fat bullocks 1 Jersey bull, 18 reonths Settlers will oblige by forwarding eh tries to the auctioneer, Feilding.