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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 251, 28 April 1896, Page 3

Wanted; at ,bh<*,^Wvji^"^? l£^ l^ "y Apply Mrs Cp^,^a^tree; y WANTED Known -Salvation Armyy Limelight Exhibition to ixtaßX,r y in Volunteer Hall. : Scenes of Codlgardierv Goldfieldsi "Jane Conquest," afidvothersiy y Admission r Reserved Seatsls, others 6d.>; WANTED Known^The Band of flope^ * will meet in the'Tej^^ oh Wednesday evening vhextj'7 o'eloek^)^ WANTED Known— Choicest Girculat I*1 '* Head (table potatoes), 6s 6d pet ' sack, from T. Watson. ;4 -_\ :\m '% WANTED, good Eating and Cooking Apples (in cases), free from moth. T T.Watson, Feilding. ,; WANTED Known, that all Accounts outstanding fox over, six months must be settled before the 4th May.— Arch. Williamson, Tailor. • ANTED Known— Splendid assortmentnf White Blankets "(bought before the rise)- 6/fl, 8/l£ %2fi, 17/6; _2/9 and up ; Coloured ddrfrqm 3/9. Ladies' and Gent's Macintoshes, large ''■■ variety. —J. Bi Beckley, y Sherborne HOUSe. - ' •'" ; '- : - •.';.//-.." yk* ■.■*•: FOUND, a Waterbury Watch, betweett & Feilding and Colyton. ; Owner can have samenn.applymg^tq-BABTHpLOWKW.^ Bros., Feildihjg. ~ ''*_.'',*'[. *'.''''. ,'"'*'■' ' ;i ''.' '"_ ANTED Known-^Welccme Social to be given Mr ; Peryman in Wes T »•. ieyan Church, Birmingham, pnWEhNES- ~ day, April 29th. Singers : ' Mesdames "-- - J D. Mcßeth, Fowler, and Palmer, Misses' ; ' Laing and Richardson., and Messrs Mil- < ler, Grace, and Maunders. -■- GO^~to^J. _ S^Milson ; f6r this latest curiosity of the age -r- Spirited r Glass Toys. See the big window* ' Manchester Bazaar. . ■ l f ' y ■ v WANTED > Known-^Ladies' fur-top 5 lined Kid Gloves, 3/6 and 4/6, ;„ at the Bon Marche ; also, nice Cashmere Gloves, 9d, 1/-, 1/3, and 1/6 per pair;— K. Spence -& Spence; . ,: ■' ."' AN _3Sfi" _Siwnsf or jbest value j; " in Hosiery 't^^heßpnMarchiS;;Merino Hose, 6d and 9d ';! ! :Cashmerell; , Hose, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, l/9,°and 2/f per pair;7 t —Spence & Spence. „,' ' _', ■ ,r.J. ,-r'r ANTEDKnowB-rrSplendid^aaietyil!; of Ladies' Underclothing at the. ' Bon Marche ; flahhelet^e, X wool, and merino Undervests and BodicißS, Knickers, Combinations; r, ?andv - Chemises.— ;■;-■'■ Spence & Spence. .. „. ''/ ■■ y .,,._, . v . ; . y WANTED Known— Splendid value - in Knitted Wool Shawls at- the :y Bon Marche; also, a nice 'variety ; of , Children's : Woollen , ?HobdsxandA';Hati3,- ; Bootees,' Infantees, &c, Ac— Spence & Spence.' -v. '■■ -Ao '--t —■ '■ ■Uyiy 1 .--'- .'..-^ : -"■ . WANTED Known — My covered Waggonißtte will meet the- express train from Wellington at upon every week-day, .commencing on' Thursday. Other trains, as .per arrahgemeht. Telegrams from passengers^hd others promptly attended to^^^D^YoTmißEßif > i , ANTED Knowh^;^SoMEßyjLLE will.' commence 5 Horse i clippi.ng on Friday next. All/orders lef tat Humphries Bros.' . stables, br/at' his hoii'se, Warwick Street, will be promptly at : tended to. . . '' ' '-. ' ' ' ! r TRY John Cobbe for Blankets, Flan- ""'* nels, Quilts, iand liugs ; . largest^ : stock in the district, »U*K bid prices ; less a cash discount' of 5 per cent. r ; nnRY John Cobbe for-ladies' and geny_\_ tlemen 's Macintoshes ; gent's sewn-aeata Coats from 27s 6d, less 5 , cent for cash. ,^ { ; -y ry_<- >;,.' ■„ '...: SEE the new Dress Tweeds and Serges now being shown,, at John^Gobbe'si y As these goods have ouly-. recently left London, buyers may 'depend on their .. being of the latest styles.... o '-' *"_ '■ /.;". OHN C.OBBE is -now shqwihgHprrocks* ahd Crewdsbn's; 'Calicoes and Finlaiy's f Sheetings^importeddirefcti As he buys from he manufacturers^ his value cannot be beaten. : ___, • WANTED Known- (ftfeaf l : SSlo : of * travellers' samples iii- Boots iand Shoes, at 25 per cent, below, ordinary prices, is now- on at S; Svendsen's. 1 INTERDRESSES at Te A_6H6nse. r ? i 250 (no two alike)V from 6/11 each. Superior Dressmajking/on premises- r ! WINTER Millinery and Toques at Te Aro House. -Special' Grand Show every day in Showroom. TTTINTER Jackets, Capes, Rainproof YV Cloaks, Feather Boas, &c, at Te Aro House. Early inspection invited. RANGES ALL BIZ ES AND ALL PRIOES, To be had ot 0. H. HOSKING, Feildino. ANTED Known— To Let: A six- , roomed Cottage onMakihp Road; possession given early this month. Apply Star Offioe. ' 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. ■ TTTANTED Known — Any person W found trespassing m search of game or otherwise oh 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, f our-feet, 16s. Full measure will be given. — T. Evans, Carter, Queen Street. • MANCHESTER BAZAAR. ATEW BOOKS JUST ARRIVED: 'The Exploits of Brigadier Gerard,' by Conan Doyle • Daireen,' by Frankfort Moore ' The Beautiful White Devil,' G. Boothby 4 Soldiers Three,' by Rudyard Kipling ' Many Inventions,' Rudyard Kipling « A Rogue's Daughter,' Adeline Sergeant ' Esther Waters,' George Moore ' Aaron, the Jew,' B. L. Fargeon ' The Manxman,' Hall Caino 'I Loved Her Once,' John S. Winters ' Sporting Tales,' Mrs Kennard ' Two Offenders,' Ouida « The Brownings for the Young,' J. S. MILSON, Feilding and CAMPBELLTOWN (care Mr J.Penney. ~~ CLEMENTSON'S IABOUE EXCHANGE & REGISJ , TRY OFFICE, Manchester Street, Feildino (Licensed). -. General, Servant wanted in Feilding; sleep at home ; 7s a week. ■ ~ DANCING. MISS SAXON will resume, her, Dancing Class in MAY. Adult Class, Monday nights ; Children, Saturday afternoons. ' For terms apply to Miss Saxon or Star Office. FOR LEASE— THOSE convenient premises at Colyton, consisting of Shop and Dwelling, situated on the corner opposite the Hotel; most suitable, for bakery and' confectio'hery business., A two acre paddock can go with the above if required. ' For terms and particulars apply to Edmd. Goodbehere, Laud Ayent, Feildiug.