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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 271, 21 May 1896, Page 3

WANTED to SeUj Lady^s «idesaddle (second hand) ; price, 50s. A bargain.; Apply Star Office. WANI ED Known -To band, to-day, New Books by Anthony Hope, Baking-Gould, Clark Russell, Lang, ; Marie CoreUi.—J. S. MasoN. ■" WANTED, at once, General Servant. Apply Mes J. H. WoBSFOXD, ' Boarding House. ' y '''-'^ : .-. 1 ' : ''' ;: ' : .' : y.--"ANTED Known— lf you; want to en joy yourself and have a little fun, come to Rev. Cockeb's Lecture on Fbiday night at Birmingham Town Hall. WANTED Known— Bought 50 doz. Ladies' 4-clasp (tans and browns) Kid Gloves, worth at least 3/11 ; all being sold at 2/6 per pair; : also, long Suede Kid Gloves .for evening ; wear. Now showing marvellous value in Black Cashmere Hose (merino toes and heels), : Is pair. — J. B. Beckley, Sherborne House COBBE is selling a lot of Engfj lish trimmed Toques, bought ' job,' at 2/11 and 3/11. Prices much under ordinary wholesale. See display in , window. * A STONISHING value in Kid Gloves j\ now being offered by John Cobbe. ' Real French Kiel, 4 dome, for 2/11; heavy Kid, warmly lined and fur-tipped, at 2/11. . '■•■-. -r ■-■•:•■:* ./s•■., ■■- TOHN COBBE has a small lot of tl Women's Tweed Ulsters, worth from 15s to 255, which he is clearing put at 5s and 6s. -^ „■_... ■ TJERSONS requiring Waterproof Boots JtT should inspect the immense stock of " Zealandias " now being shown by John Cobbe. Hundreds of pairs to select from. ' ■■ ''■'■- -.^yi.' '■)■;•■:,■' ANTED Known— That JiJ^GowiE is still selling Staples' far-famed. Boots at the lowest prices in the District, for Cash. Groceries, Ironmongery, &c, and a few plain lines in Drapery at prices to suit the times; ~ ' -k ; - TTTANTED Known — That Mb J. Penney, Rongotea, is agent for Mr Woollams, Chemist, and keeps a goodstock of MEDICINES. Anything not in stock procured at once. ' TMPORTED" Millinery at the Bon JL Marcbe. Just landed a lot of lovely Toques, bought cheap at the end of the Loudon season. They will be sold at^ prices varying from 3/11 to 7/6.— Spence ; and Spence. > nnRIMMED Hats at the Bon Marcbe: J_ A nice lot of Ladies: Trimmed. Hats at prices varying from 7/6 to. 17/6 ; Also untrimmed hats in great variety, prices 1/-' to 5/6 each.^- Spence -v ani> SI'ENCE. ' - , •,.,:,■ ; ■■„ \-^.C\- ', }■[■■ INFANTS and Children's Hats and Bonnets in great variety at the Bon March c ; Fisher Caps and Woollen Hats and Hoods, &c , all marked: at bedrock prices for ready "money.-r Spence & Spence. • _ ■?"._•_.'■ • :■.. ANTED to Sell, 12 of this year's pure-bred brown Leghorn Cockerels, also Pullets of the same breed ;; excellent winter laying strains.— H. . J. Bailey, Taonui. "ANTED to Sell, a 1 useful Trap Horse. Apply to William E. Chamberlain, Birmingham, or the Mill, Feiiding. . V ANTED to Sell, a first-class fullplate Camera and a Magic Lantern (both in goodorder) ; will be sold; separately or together ; can be seen at Mill, Kimbolton * Road. — William E. Chamberlain. « r ■ ■ : T^OOTBALL JERSEYS* in Black, JO A mber And Black, Red and Black, and fancy stripes* (laced I, at Te Aro House. ■■•■ .: - ;■:.:•;■ .•...'.;...' 'X + %,■■. '■■^'/: BUSH~RUG~S, White and Coloured Blankets, Oilskins, Waterproofs. i 'heapest and best- values at Te Aro .' House. ■■ . l . ,- _. -:j.- ;,\.-. -;i ■.■;':. ' ■•••.. TE ARO HOUSE, Feilding, for the best values in winfer drapery at the lowest prices. Everything imported : : direct. ANTED Known —My covered ; Waggonette will meet . the express train from Wellington at 'noon ' every week-day, commencing on Thursday. Other trains as per arrangement. Telegrams ' from passengers and others promptly attended to.'— D. Younger. EANOES ALL SIZES AND ALL PRICES, To be had ot 0. H. HO SKIN G, PEH.DINO. ANTED Known— Mbs Douglas, Nurse, is prepared to receive Ladies at her private residence, Stafford Street. Comfortable home, and every care taken during accouchment. 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, fonr-feet 14s ; Rata, four .feet, 16s. Full measure will be given. — T. Evans, Carter, Queen Street. ANTED Known— R. Somebville has commenced Horse-clipping. All orders left at Humphries Bros.' stables, or at his house, Warwick Street, will be promptly attended to. , CLEMENTBON'S IABOUR EXCHANGE A REGI3J TBY OFFICE, v Manchester Street, Fbildino (Licensed). Three good. General Servants 10s, Nursegirl 14 years of age, Nursegirl 5s a week, General 16 years, want situations. Boy wanted for farm, 7s a week. raa LEASE— THOSE convenient premises at Colytou, consisting of Shop and Dwelling, situated on the corner opposite the Hotel; most suitable for bakery and confectionery business. A two • acre paddock can go with the above if required. For terms and particulars apply to Edmp. Goqdbeherk, Land Apent, Feilding. "^ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. THE following Game Licenses have been issued in the Feilding branch of the above Society : -W. S. Barber, H. F. Worsfold, R. Hathaway, T. Evans, T. J. Evans, F. E. Campbell, W. T. Ward,' W. J. Letford, J. J. Bagnall, T* H. James, A. G. C. Luxmore, W. Towler, E. Bellve, junr., C. London, junr., F. E. Pickering, W. R. Godfrey, G. M. Kihbell, junr., 11. L. Sherwill, P. E. Daniell, Jas. Barrow, A. Barrow, S. Newall, C. Dermer, F. T. H. Brabant, E." A. Barton, F. W. Clayton, M. Jennins, Bobt. G. Logau, E. Terry, W. Light, H. P. Lance, D. E. Schroder, R. Schroder; D.Downes, H. A. Goodall, E. F. Blundell, O. Goldinp, J. Pawelka, S. Bray, H. Woolvtn, N. Gorton. L. Gorton, J. H. Q. Colby, Jno. Prior, B. D. Luxiuorc. K. W. Browu, C. L. Daniels, L. E. Keade. E. Giesen, Jas. F. Hatbaway, Win. Howie, R. K. Bradbury, G. H. Lucas, A. C Mathesbu. MATHEW BELFIT Saddler and Harness-maker, Feilding. EVERY description of Saddlery and Harness on hand and made to order. Repairs executed at reasonable sates.