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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 25, 29 July 1896, Page 3

WANTED, a good Buggy Horse; age, description, and price in writing to R. Wellee, Empire Stables. TT TANTED, a Smart Boy. Apply W Spence & Spence. ANTED, Tenders (till 16th Augnst) for felling 50 acres of Bush • — T. J. Clapham, Apiti. _ W" ANTED Known— Lecture in Colyton Church on Thursday next, 7.30, by Rev. J. Cockeb. Subject, " Popping the Question." Admission, 6d. ANTED, the owner of a half-bred Spaniel Dog, brown color, medium size. Apply to Wiluam GrBSONj Kiwitea. _________ WANTEdIo Let, a five-roomed House and five acres of Land in Churcher Street, Feilding. Apply to 1 W. Baker, Makino. W~~ AWTED Known— That W. E. Willsted (lately t with J. P. Cowie), Storekeeper, having leased the new Post Office Store premises at Makino from Mr Corpe, is prepared to 1 supply Groceries, &c, on and after 27th July at Feildingr Prices for Cash. "o""TO~ J. S. MILSON'S for New Books, just landed, ex Rimutaka ; excellent assortment. See advertisement. Inspection invited. ANTED" Known — To Let :S7roomed Verandah Cottage. Apply W. A. Sandilands, Solicitor, Feilding. "OiDIfIONAL ATTRACTIONS to ±\_ the Bon Marche Great Winter Sale. Samples of Men's Hard Felt Hata to be cleared at 2/6 and 3/6 each ; Soft Felt Hats from 1/- each to 4/6; dozens of Men's strong Sox from 6d pair ; Men's and Boys' Shirts from 1/- each ; Men's Drawers from Is 6d pair ; Undershirts from 1/- each ; White and Regatta Shirts (slightly soiled) all to be cleared out at 2/11 and 3/6 each ; Boys' and Men's Caps from 4d each. — Spence & Spence. 4 DDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS to xV_ the Bon Marche Great Winter Sale. Sample lot of Umbrellas from 1/6 each to 7/6; dozens of Women's and Girl's Sample Stockings from 6d pair to 2/6 ; Bed Quilts (slightly soiled) from 3/6 to 12/6 each ; sample Towels and Toilet Covers all at big reductions; sample Handkerchiefs from Id each ; Children's Woollen Hats and Hoods and Polkas from 6d each ; Sample Corsets and many other lines. — Spence & Spence. EE the selection of Dresses now being shown in John Cobbe's Manchester Street Window; lovely goods, all at reduced prices. UY ERS OF BOOTS should inspect John Cobbe's stock. Nothing approaching it for variety in the district. TOHN COBBEThas on hand a big lot ?J of White Blankets, which he is clearing out at greatly reduced prices. UYERS of Corsets, Knitted Underskirts, and all sorts of Underclothing, should visit the Brick Store, where tbey will see a big assortment of these goods, all at sale prices. to Sell, fourteen Milch Cows, some in profit and others to come in shortly. Apply to John Menzie, Feilding Ashurst Road,Colyton. NLY 9s 6d. Ladies getting Dresses at our Clearing Sale can have them made (in our superior style and finish) for 9s 6d, for one month only. — Sherborne House, J. B. Beckley. C' OME ONE; COME ALL— and get a pair of our Cashmere Hose, 13 ; also, Heavy Tweed Suits for the Boys, sizes 0 to 7, at 3/11. former price 5/11 ; Men's Union Shirts, 2/11 (a plum) ; Oilskins, 8/6. — Sherborne House, J. B. Beckley. capes, mantles.— Still havo some Bargains in this Department ; also, Straw and Felt Hats, Is to 4s 6d, all at 6d each. Now is the time to put the ready money to the best advantage. — Sherborne House, J. B. Bf.ckley. WANTED to Sell, superb cut-under double-seated Buggy, fresh from best N.Z makers, at a marvellously low price — an incredible price. — T. Watson, Kimbolton Road. ANTED, a second-hand Billiard Table ; state price and where can be seen to " Alsee," Stab Office. ANTED Known — Hams and Bacou for sale. Pigs cared on owners' account at the Feilding Bacon Factory. Pork Sausages delivered to all parts of the town on Stock Sales and Saturdays, on which days Mr F, Mackenzie, of Manchester Street, will have a supply. Mr Mackenzie will also take orders.— W. B. Retemeyeb. "RANGES ALL SIZES AND ALL PRICES, To be had ot 0. H. HOSKIN G, Fee-ding. W*~ Known— Maire, 24s per cord ; Rata, 21s (two - feet lengths) ; Matai, two-feet 16s, four-feet 14s ; Rata, four-feet, 16s. Full measure will be given.— T. Evans, carter, Queen Street. RO WN BREWERY, Wanganui. (Established 1867). JOHN BENNIE, Proprietor. The Crown Brewery, Pale Ales Are now on draught in all the Principal Hotels along the Coast. Bottled Ales and. Stout in Prime Condition. NOTICE^ HAVING purchased the HAIRDRESSING & TOBACCONISTS 4 Easiness lately carried on by Mr E. Foek, I trust, by attention to business, to deserve and receive the liberal support hitherto bestowed on my predecessor. The Hairdressing Saloon will still be carried on under the able management ot" Mr Feck. HERBERT FRANCIS WORSFOLD. While sincerely thanking the Public for the very liberal support and patronage extended to me while in business in Feilding, I respectfully solicit a continuance of tho same to my successor. E. FEEK. I~ jU)R~CHAPPED HANDS use ! Camphor Ball— the best preparation for above; also, for Chilblains, Rough and Red Skin, and other results from severe weather. It removes heat and irritation, and is Softening, Pleasant, Effectual. From-F. G. WOOLLAMS, Is-Chemist (by exam.), Feilding-1s H. ISAACS, ~ BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, HAVING commenced business in Feildincj in premises next to Mossrs Barraud and Abraham's, Fernu^son Street, desires a share of public pa';ronas;e. BOOTS KF.PAIRED on the shortest no! ice. Children's half-soled and heeled from Is Gd to ' 2s ; i .adios 1 , 2s to 2s 6d ; Gcit's, frofii Hs 6<l in i-;. All work tuyivnu.'.f.isfuctM'n fiA(\(\i\ 'i'° L'^Nl> t>" VWho'il StttUUv/ Security, cither runil or* town, at from 5 to 6" per cent., according to margin offered, Apply to HUGH L, SIIERWJLL.