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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 286, 9 June 1896, Page 3

BECKLEY'S "POR CLOTHING Men's Tweed Trousers, from 5/11 Colonial Suits, 24/9 Oilskins, 9/6 Macintoshes, 27/0 Shirts, 1/11 Waterproof Bugs, 10/6 PUBLIC BENEFIT BOO! FACTORY, KIMBOLTON ROAD. James Trewin, PROPRIETOR. TAMES TRE WIN, as a contribntoi fj to the public health, is a bene factor to the community at large He provides Boots and Shoes whict will prevent ill-health during tin cold and wet of the winter months, JAMES TREWIN has in stockLadies' and Children's Ftu-bound and Felt Slippers at from lid per pair. Ladies' and Children's BOOTS and SHOES. Over a Quarter of a Million Fairs JOST OPENED UF, by the best-known makers in the World. Note the Address — Public Benefit Boot Factory, Eimbolton Road. JAMES TREWIN. MANCHESTER BAZAAR. NEW BOOKS JUST ARRIVED: (Ex Gothic.) 1 Herbert Vanlennert,' C. F. Keary 1 A First Fleet Family,' Becke and Jeffery 4 The Strange Transfiguration of Hannah Sfcabbs,' Florence Marryat ' Lady Adelaide,' Mrs Henry Wood ' The Tale of Ten,' Clark Ttnssell ' A Fight with Fate,' Mrs Alexander 1 Told in the Twilight, 1 A. Sergeant ' The Chouans,' H. de Balzac • The Mighty Atom,' Marie Carie Corelli ' Margaret Grainger,' Annie S Swan ' Mrs Tregaskiss,' Mrs Campbell Praed J. S. MILSON, Feilding and CAMPBELLTOWN (care Mr J. Penney. The Queen Bee among the busy denizens of the hive, is alone to be distinguished by her style, so you know how JUBILEE COFFEE is put up in a different style to other brands, and how far superior in quality to them all. E. B. PEAKCE'S LAND MART PALMERSTON NORTH. 623 acres level and rolling downs, rent per annum i"3818s 9d, cau purchase any time 25s per aero, 200 acres grass, distance two miles froni Manawheka, good road ; terms to eood man easy. 20 acres, Feilding, 5 paddocks, 5 acres orchard returning .£4O per annum, gentleman's residence insured for _"600. To Let, 10 acres, good fences and good house 6 roonis ; reut only 15s per week. To Let, Hokowbitu, 4 acres with 4roomed house rent 12s 6d per week ; also, adjoiniug paddock of 3A acres, 3s 6d per week. To Let, suite of offices ou ground floor, fronting Square, rent easy to good tenand ; apply Pearce's Land Mart. To Let, sbeep farm of 1000 acres, 100 ploughed, level, grass, 20 paddocks, well watered and fenced, lOroomed house, large barn, etc., carried in winter 3,000 sheepi 400 head cattle, 40 horses, lease 20 years (no good will). For Sale, 450 acres, all grass, fenced, 7 paddocks, 6-rooraed house (no steep hills) 4 miles from inland town, 12 miles from Feilding, sell for _"5 per acre, terms very easy. For Sale, splendid farm of 50 acres, 7 paddocks, i mile from Railway Station, carries 40 head cattle, gentleman's residence of 7 rooms, sell great bargain, only £200 cash, balance eauy. Grand farm of 141 acres, splendid soil, near Railway Station, 8 paddocks, large orchard, new house of 7 rooms, bath, etc., _."10 per acre, terms easy. Sheep farms, agricultural farms in all parts of the district. ' Snug cattage, o minutes from the Square (new), verandah, 4 rooms, only £20 cash, balance Ss per week. Houses in all parts, deferred and weekly payments. WOOL. WOOL. A. WILSON & CO., BUYEES oi Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, and Tallow in any quantity, FOR CASH. Wools falsely packed will be subject to a reduction. stores : Warwick Street, Feilding. Highest Market Price given. WOOL, SKINS, HIDES. WOOD and JUDKINS are Cash Buyers of the above, of till descriptions and in any quantity. EDMUJSD GOODB&HERE. [•and and Commission Agent and Valuer. J OANS negotiated on freehold security ___ at current rates. Agent for Commercial Union Fire Insurance Company, and Australian Mutual Provident Society (Life). Farms for sale in nil parts of the district, from 100 to 1200 acres. Numerous town lots in Feilding and suburbs, with or witboutbuildingir ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. THE following Game Licenses have been issued in the Feildiug branch of the above Society : -W. S. Barber, H. F. Woret'old, R. Hathaway, T. Evans, T. J. Kvans, F. E. Campbell, W. T. Ward, W. J. Letford, J. J. Bagnall, T« H. James, A. G. 0. Luxmore, W. Towler, K. Hellve, janr.. C. Lonclou. join*.. F. E. i J !ckiH'iii», W. K- Godfrey, G. M. Kibbe!), jtiur., 11. L. iil-cr«ill, !'. K. L-auiiill. Jas. Barrow, A. Barrow, tf. Ncwall, C. Dermer, F. T. H. Brabant, E. A. Barton, F. W. Clayton, M. Jennins, Robt. G. Logan, E. Terry, W. Light, H. P. Lance, D. E. Schroder, R. Schroder, D.Downes. H. A. Goodall, E. F. Blundell, C. Golding, J. Pawelka, S. Bray, H. Woolven, N, Gorton, L. Gorton, J. H. O. Colby, Jno. Prior, B. D. Luxmore, It. W. Brown, C. L. Daniels, L. E. lleade. E. Giesen, Jas. F. Hathaway, Wm. Howie, R. K. Bradbury, Q. H. Lucas. A. Q. M-tuesou.