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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 240, 15 April 1896, Page 3

WANTED to Lease, from 200 to 400 acres Land adjacent to Feilding ; . also to purchase, local Cocksfoot and Timothy.— Wood & Judkins. "ANTED, sharp Lad ; must be able to drive and make himself generally useful. Apply G. Anyon, Birmingham. »" TXTANTED Known— Annual General VV Meeting of the Feilding Hars monic Society will be held in the Forester's Hall on Thursday, 16th inst., at 7.30 p.m.— W. B. Giesen, Hon. Sec. ANTED to Sell— s2o acres Grazing Land ; all in grass ; rich soil ; £5 10s an acre. Terms. Apply - T. Watson, Land Agent. __ ANTED to Sell— A nnmber of last season's Ducks ; 3s 6d per pair. Apply Stab Office. W "ANTED Known— Lost, on Thursday, 9fch inst., between Makino Store and Feilding, 1 Cardboard Box » containing men's tweed caps, also some . pieces of lace, &c. Apply Star Office. HE BON MAECHE for Blankets ; 200 pairs bought before the rise, and will be sold at last year's prices ; - White and Coloured Blankets (all sizes). — Spence and Spence. rpHE BON MAKCHE for Blankets. X Single-bed sizes— white, 6/11, 7/11, s 12/6, and 15/6 per pair ; coloured, 4/9, 7/6, 8/11, 12/11 per pair. Double-bed 3 size— best colonial, 18/6, 20/-, 22/6, 25/6, 27/6 per pair, — Spence and Spence. HE BON MARCHE for Flannels in all colours. All-wool Colonial Flannels, bought from the Mills before the rise ; will be sold at last year's ' prices; 10£ d, ll£d, 1/1, 1/4J, 1/6, and 5 1/7 per yard. — Spence and Spence. HE BON MARCHE for Flannelettes ; 200 pieces to choose from ; plain and twilled, stripes, self-colours, 3 and fancy patterns ; all new goods, imported direct. Prices range from 3d to 9d per yard. — Spence and Spence. EE the real French Tan Kid Gloves which John Cobbe is selling at 2/11 per pair, worth 3/11 to 4/6. IjiOlt evening wear John Cobbe ha 3 ' received a lovely selection of Silk and Velveteen Blouses ; also, evening Gloves and Shoes. OHN COBBE has imported, per Euapehu, a lot of Thompaon's Glove-fitting and other makes of Corsets. LARGE SELECTION of children's Woollen Hoods, Hats, Bootees, and Shawls now on view at John Cobbe'Si ANTED Known— Ladies wanting perfect-fitting and stylish Dresses should go to Sherborne House. Magni- . ficent display of choice goods and trimmings now open.' ' Evening Dresseß a specialty.— J. B. Beckley. » 7~^ OtoJ. S. Milson's for Ladies' Fans, r \JT Winter Games, and Footballs. Latest and newest just opened at Man* *■ Chester Bazaar, Feilding. ' ANTED Known -Great Sale of travellers' samples in Boots and Shoes, at 25 per cent, below ordinary I prices, is now on at S. Svendsen's. r TXTINTER DRESSES at Te Aro House. [ VY 250 (no two alike), from 6/11 each. Superior Dressmaking on premises. W~lNTEß~Millinery anTToques at Te Aro House. .Special Grand Show every day in Showroom. 3 TTOTNTER Jackets, Capes, Rainproof I VV Cloaks, Feather Boas, &c, at Te Aro House. Early inspection invited. ANTED Known — To Let: A six* roomed Cottage on Makino Road ; i possession given early this month. Apply Star Office. _^ ANTED Known— Mrs Douglas, Nurse, is prepared to receive Ladies at her private residence, Stafford Street. Comfortable home, and every care taken during accouchment. Terms moderate. W~ ANTED KNOWN — Just receivad, per s.s. RaJiaia, a large consignment of Goods from Glasgow. Very Jatest designs and best quality. Inspection invited. A. WILLIAMSON, Tailor. RANGES ALL 'SIZES AND ALL PRICES, To be had ot C. H. HO SKING, Feildino. W~~ ANTED Known — Board and Resi« dence for a select number at. Mrs Toy's, Feilding. Privileges : Single bedrooms, private sitting-room, with use of piano. Terms moderate. ANTED Known — Any person found trespassing in search of game or otherwise on the properties in the occupation of the undersigned will be prosecuted. —C. Pharazyn, G. E. Little. WANTED Known— Maire, 24s per cord ; Rata, 21s (two - feet lengths) ; Matai, two-feet 16s, four-feet 14s ; Rata, four-feet, 16s. Full measure will be given.— T. Evans, Carter, Queen Street. baconers. WANTED KNOWN— For Sale t Bacon Pigs (any size). D. SUTHERLAND, Makino. CLEMENTSON'S IABOUE EXCHANGE & EEGIB--j TEY OFFICE, Manchester Street, Feuding (Licensed). Wanted— General Servant, 8s a week; Housemaid for Feilding, 10s ; Nursegirl for country, 4s ; General, 5s or 6s. "iSanchester bazaar. NEW BOOKS JUST ARRIVED, ex lonic, — ' Life's Handicap,' Rudyard Kipling ' The Sowers,' H. S. Merriman 1 Ihe Ebbing of the Tide,' L. Beoke ' My Love Noel,' Hume Nisbett • A Man of To-day,' Helen Mathers ' The Outsider,' Hawley Smart 1 For Nita,' by the author of ' Bettie's Mistake ' 1 A Lady in Black,' Florence Warden ' The Use of Life,' Sir John Lubbock, Bart. • Within the Maze,' Mrs Henry Wood 1 Old Goriot,' H. de Balzac. • The Wild Ass' Skin,' H D Balsac 1 The Light that Failed,' Kipling • A Foreigner,' E Gerald 1 A Question of Faith,' L. Dougall J. S. MILSON, Feilding and CAMPBELLTOWN (care Mr J. Penney. ' JOHN McINTOSH, GENERAL CONTEACTOE, Waitdna West, IS prepared to undertake all sorts of Bush and Road WorK, Sheep Tracks, Grubbing, Fencing, &c. Estimates given. PUKEROA BUTCHERY. ~ MESSRS J. H. ASHWORTH & . SON have commenced business^^ as Butchers, as above, near Colyton', and hope to have a share of public patronage by supplying only the very best moat and small goods. The cart will visit Feilding and the country districts twice in each week respectively. *" .T. H. ASHWORTH & SON. NOTICE. ANYONE found trespassing on my farm, Meadow Bank, Birmingham, with dog or gun, will, be prosecuted without respect to persons. W. F. STANLEY,