Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 279, 1 June 1896, Page 3

WANTED, a smart Youth to assist in Butchery business. Apply to j J. RUTHERFOHD. ' ■■'. . f f. ,■ * ;. ; ; ■ ■ fy./ WANTED Known— A. AiiFOED's Clearance Sale will continue for One Week longer. Greater Reductions in Spoons and Forks, Photo Frames, Tea Sets, and Books. Every article must be cleared this week. ' ■"• "'''\f. ; " ! f ANTED to Sell, 1 Double Buggy (nearly new), 1 new Single Buggy, and 1 Pony Gig.— W. Bakeb & Co., Kimbolton Road. - . ■■"'"■'■'■'■■ WANTED Known— The usual Fortnightly Assembly in connection with the Oddfellows' StriDg Band will be held in the Foresters' Hall next Wednesday, June 3rd (invitation). , t ANTED Known — A job lot of Ladies' Fancy Work Baskets, lined (all colours), to be sold cheap.-^F. S. Milson. '.■ OHN COBBE has just received a lot of beautiful Silk Rlouses, in evening shades, at very moderate prices. J OHN~ COBBE Tas"boueht a lot of Fashionable Capes at about half price, also a large number of New Jackets proportionately low. Ladies should see these. J'~~ OHN COBBE is giving special value in Men's Tweed Trousers at 5/11 and 7/11, also Bedford Cord Trousers at 6/9. _ . SEE _ tbe heavy Twilled Flannelettes John Cobbe is showing at 3/6 the doz ; also, soft, twilled Pinks, Creams, Blue and White 4/11 per doz, worth 6/6. ANTED to Sell, a good, quiet, active, and staunch Buggy Horse. Apply E. J. Allen. : . W "ANTED Known— Meeting to form Church Missionary Gleaners' Union in St. John's Sunday Schoolroom on Tuesday, June 2nd, at 7.30 p.m., instead of Friday. .. : ■ WANTED, by a gentleman, Board and Lodging in private family. Apply ' X.Y.Z.,' Box 16, Feilding. TTTANTED, a good, steady Lad to ?V * drive cart and assist in bakery business ; one with experience preferred. For particulars apply to L. A. Langley, Baker, Rongotea, or Star OflSce. , PENCE & SPENCE have purchased the remains of a warehouse stock of Ladies' Jackets at an enormous discount for cash. * • rpHESE TaCKETS are now ready for 1 sale and will be found marked at from 25 to 50 per cent, nnder usual prices at the Bon Marche.— Spence & Spence. .■' .- T~~HE~Price of these Stylish Jackets ranges from 7s 6d each to 27s 6d. Tbey are tbe new shape, most of them being black with a few of the leading colours amongst them, at ,the Bon Marche.— Spence & Spence. ADIES' Stylish Jackets of superior J quality can now. be obtained at the Bon Marche at about half the usual prices ; over 200 jackets to select from. —Spence & Spence, the Bon Marche. - ONDERFUL PRICES. Ladies' Fashionable Jackets, 5/11, 6/11, 7/6, 9/6, less than half price. -TeAro House. •- • ■ ANTED Kuown— J. B. Beckley has just completed the purchase of a big line of Ladies' and Girls' Fashionable Winter Jackets at from 25 to 50 per cent, off usual values, tbe same to be sold at prices to correspond. Now is the time to get a Bargain.— Sherborne House. ANTED Known — That Mr J. Penny, Rongotea, is agent for Mr Woollams, Chemist, and keeps a good stoclc of MEDICINES. Anything not in stock pro6ured at once. W~ "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. Yoiikobr. EANGES ALL SIZES AND ALL PBICES, To be had ot 0. H. HOSKING, FEILDINg. WANTED 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. , ANTED Known — Any person found trespassing in search of game or otherwise on the properties in the occupation of the undersigued 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 measnre will be given.— T. Evans, Carter, Queen Street. ANTED Known— R. Somerville has commenced Horse-clipping. All orders left at Humphries Bros.' stables, or at his house, Warwick Street, will be promptly attended to. CLEMENTSON'S IABOUR EXCHANGE St REGISj THY OFFICE, Manchester Street, Feildins (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. ENTRAL FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. CLEARING SALE r««OHE MONTH Carpets, Carpet Squares, Linoleums, Floorcloths, Bedsteads, Bed)'>om Sets, dc. 10 lo 20 per cent. Reduction on all tne«e lines to clear. PERAMBULATORS just arrived. ISAAC~BRENT, Kimbolton Road. Fkilding. MATHEW BEL PIT Saddier and Harness-maker, Feilding. 171 VERY description of Saddlery JJ and Harness on band and made to order. Repairs executed at reasonable rates. DENBIGH HOTEL LIFE BY AND BAIT STABLES. SADDLE HORSES, SULKIES, and BUGGIES always on hire. Strict attention to all patrons. Feeds, Is ; Stands, 6d. F. MITCHELL, Proprietor. The undersigned, lately in occupalion of the above stables, begs for his successor a shrtre-^bf the favors bestowod on him in the past. JEREMIAH WILSON. -— ~ r Jo~ SPORTSMEN, NOTICE is Hereby given that all persons trespassing with dog or ,<*un in pursuit of gftme on Sections 30 and 31, Manchester Block, \yill be prosecuted.^/-' • R. R. CURTIS, Wferiager.