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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 303, 29 June 1896, Page 3

MANCHESTER BAZAAR. EI\TEW BOOKS JUST ARBIVED : ±\ (by last Mail Steamer) ' The Plaything of an Hoar,' MrsE. Kennard ' The Qnest of the Absolute,' H. Deßalzac 1 The Atheist's Mass,' H. De Balzac ' The Country Doctor,' H. De Balzac 1 Adam Johnston's Son,' F. Marrion Crawford ' His Honor and a Lady,' S. J. Duncan ' Tartarin of Tarascon,' Alphonse Dandet * Joan and Mrs Carr,' Rita 1 The Emu's Head,' W. Carlton Daws 1 John Stewart Blackie,' A. M. Stoddart ' Among the Freaks.' Alden , g 'The Expiation of Wynne Palliser,' " ' Bertram Mitford J. S. MILSON, Feilding and CAMPBELLTOWN (care Mr J. Penney. BECKLEY'S jn O R CLOTHING. Men's Tweed Trousers, from 5/11 Colonial uits, 24/9 Oilskins,; 6 Macintoshes, 27/6 Shirts, 1/11 Waterproof Rugs, 10/6 PUBLIC BENEFIT BOOT FACTORY, KIMBOLTON ROAD. _ James Trewin, PROPRIETOR. "TAMES TBE WIN, as a contributor ' $) to the public health, is a benefactor to the community at large. He provides Boots and Shoes which will prevent ill-health during the cold and wet of the winter months, JAMES TRtiWIN has in stockLadies' and Children's Fur-bound and Felt Slippers. Ladies' and Children's BOOTS and SHOES. , Over a Quarter of a Million Pairs JUST OPENED UP. n by the best-known makers in the I World. Note the Address — Public Benefit Boot Factory, Kimboi/ton Koao. JAMES TREWIN. Spurious Coin , Gold is continually counterfeited, but brass and tin never. Don't be put off with inferior Coffee, when you can buy Crease's A. I. Coffee % everywhere. 3 E. B. PEARCE'^ LAND MART PALMERSTON NORTH. j 623 acres level and rolling downs, rent ' per annum i; 88 18s 9d, can purchase any time 25s per acre, 200 acres grass, distance two miles from Manawheka, good road ; terms to eood man easy. 20 acres, Feilding, 5 paddocks, 5 acres orchard returning .i'4o per annum, gentleman's residence insured for i'6oo. To Let, 10 acres, good fences and good house 6 rooms ; rent only 15s per week. To Let, Hokowbitu, 4 acres with 4roomed house rent 12s 6d per week ; also, adjoining paddock of 3£ acres, Us 6d per week. To Let, suite of offices on ground floor, fronting Square, rent easy to good tenm and ; apply Pearce's Land Mart. To Let, sheep farm of 1000 acres, 100 ploughed, level, grass, 20 paddocks, well watered and fenced, 10-roomed honse, ■ large barn, etc., carried in winter 3,000 ; sheep, 400 head cattle, 40 horses, lease 20 years (no good will). - For Sale, 450 acres, all grass, fenced, • 7 paddocks, 6'roomed house (no steep I hills) 4 miles from inland town, 12 miles I from Feilding, sell for £5 per acre, { terms very easy. \ For Sale, splendid farm of 50 acres. 7 • paddocks. 1 mile from Railway Station, ! carries 40 head cattle, gentleman's resi- > dence of 7 rooms, sell great bargain, only - £200 cash, balance easy. ™ Grand farm of 141 acres, splendid soil, . near Railway Station, 8 paddocks, large 3 orchard, new house of 7 rooms, bath, S etc., £10 per acre, terms easy. I Sheep farms, agricultural farms in all ► parts of the district. Snug cattage, 5 minutes from the Square (new), verandah, 4 rooms, only £20 cash, balance 8s per week. Houses in all parts deferred and weekly payments^ 3. NOTICE. I WISH to take this opportunity of thanking my numerous customers for the hearty support they have accorded me since I commenced business 1 at the MAKINO STORE, and to inform them that as I am leaving for another district I will cease to run ■n Accounts and to run my Trap for de livery of goods on 31st May, inst. The Balance of the Stock will be offered at UNDER COST PRICES, for CASH only, to clear it out, during the month of June next, and I respectfully request that all Accounts be PAID at the Store during next month ; or before 30th June next. JNO. P. COWIE, Makino Store. 2Gth May, 1896. J. B. BECKLEY, CAfeH DRAPER. BUIS FOR CASH SELLS FOR CASH. ■ Customers Paying Ready Money receive Is in the £ Discount. Bf SHERBORNE HOUSE. FEILDING BREWERY. TOSEPH R. PAUL having taken over (J the above Brewery, and made extensive alterations to the building and plant, is now in a position to supply Pure Malt Liquors of the very best 1 qualities, brewed from the best material \ procurable. J. R. Paul's long experience nnder the well-known iinn of Williams & Garner, ; late of the Wauganui Brewery, will be a ' sufficient guarantee of his "abilities as Brewer. Orders delivered promptly to all parts of the Borough. A trial solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed. Fresh Yeast for sale. Beer Bottles purchased in any quantities. . XTENETIAN RAISED WORK at y Mrs Coppen's. '