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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 39, 14 August 1896, Page 3

WANTED Known— Saturday Boys' Club. Parents and boys invited to Social, Exhibition, Ac., on Saturday next, 3 p.m., Glasgow House. Tea 5 p.m. Collection for furnishing new club room. ANTED to Sell, Seed Potatoes— all best sorts, from South Island ; small quantities at wholesale prices; best value in the market ; six tons to select from. — T. Watson, Kimbolton Bd. ANTED, the public to call at the Tivoli Hairdressing Saloon and Tobacconist, next door to G. Flyger..— Thos. A. Howell, Manager. UYERS of Flannels, Flannelettes and Blankets should patronise John Cobbe during the next few days. He will give them good value for their money. Now is the time to have in a stock. LOVELY FURS at John Cobbk's; your pick at half price. Fashionable Toques, marked 2/11 to 7/6, all at 1/11. Only a few half-price Jackets and Capes left. ___ TOHN COBBE is selling Men's Black eJ Sleeveless Macintoshes, sewn seams, guaranteed waterproof, at £1 nett cash. He is also clearing out his stock of Boys' Overcoats at specially reduced rates. OHN COBBE is still giving wonderful value in Kid Glovee at 1/6 and 1/11 per pair. The glove he sells at 2/11 is quite equal to ordinary 4s quality. Sent free by post for 3s in stamps. ANTED Known — The Colyton Footballers' Ball will be held in tbe Colyton Hall on Friday, August 31. Refreshments provided. WANTED Known— That the Feild. ing Harmonic Society's Concert will be held on Thursday, 20th August. For programme see Stab on Tuesday and Thursday next. __ WANTED to Purchase, Roueß Ducks. Apply, by letter, stating price, to " Poa Poa," Box 15, P. 0., Feilding. REMNANTS I Any amount of Bernnants, Calicoes, Flannels, Flannelettes. Sheetings, Shirtings, Damasks, Dresses, &c., must be cleared ; all marked at ridiculous prices to effect a clearance at Sherborne House.— J. B. Beckley. ONEY ! MONEY 1 MONEY 1— All those who want Bargains, come along to Sherborne House.— J. B. BeCKIiEY. UITS TO MEASURE. Large selection of patterns of Tweeds, Won* teds, Coatings, &c. First-class style and finish ; good fit guaranteed, from 595.— Beckley's, Sherborne House. ANTEDKnown— A grand assortment of Accordeons, Flutes, and Piccolos (all prices) just arrived at J. S. Milson's Manchester Bazaar. See window. IF you want to go with the crowd shop at the Bon Marched The Great Winter Sale is now on. Sweeping Reductions and Tremendous Bargains.— i Spence & Spence. fTIHE BON MARCHE is tbe place to X buy at. All this season's Millinery, Dress Materials, Jackets, Capes, Macintoshes, and Girls'' Ulsters now being cleared out at Slaughtering Reductions.— Spemce & Spence. lIOR Blankets and Bugs patronise the Bon Marche. Huge reductions now being piven on these goods during the Great Winter Sale; also, bargains in Quilts, Towells, Table Linens, and Sheetings. — Spence & Spence. lOR Men's and Boys' Overcoats, Macintoshes, and Oilskins, try the Bon Marche. Wonderful Bargains now being given in these goods during the Great Sale ; also, bargains in Sample Hats, Shirts, Sox, and Drawers.— Spence & Spenck. WANTED Known— That W. E. Willsted (lately with J. P. Cowie), Storekeeper, having leased the new Post Office Store premises at Makiuo from Mr Corpe, is prepared to supply Groceries, dec, on and after 27th July at Feilding Prices for Cash. ANTED Known — To Let: 7roomed Verandah Cottage. Ap. ply W. A. Sandilanps, Solicitor, Feilding. WANTED Known — Hams and Bacon 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. Ketemeyeb. RANGES ALL SIZES AND ALL PRICES, To be had o 0. H. HOSE NG, Fkilpino. ANTED Known— Maire 24s per cord ; Rata, 21s (two • feet lengths) ; Matai, two-feet 16s, four-feet 14s ; Rata, four-feet, 16s. Fall measure will be given.— T. Evans, carter, Queen Street. EADE'S /CORNER FURNITURE WARE\^f HOUSE. TO HAND THIS DAY— A fine assortment of Perambulators. Some choice Rush Chairs (new style) Wire Mattresses Children's Cradles Children's Chair (high arm), Rookkr and Perambulator (combined) &0., &c, &c. ALFRED~EADE, PROPRIETOR. NOTICE. HATING purchased the HAIR. DRESSING & TOBACCONISTS' Business lately carried on by Mr E. Feck, I trust, by attention to business, to deserve and receive the liberal sup* port hitherto bestowed on my predecessor. The Hairdressing Saloon will still be carried on under the able management of Mr Feck. HERBERT FRANCIS WORSFOLD. While sincerely thanking tbe Public for the very liberal support and patronage extended to me while in business in Feilding, I respectfully solicit a continuance of the same to my successor. E. FEEK. "BUNNYTHORPE BUTCHERY. NOTICE is hereby given that I have purchased the Butchery business hitherto carried on by Mr Parkins, at Bunnythorpe, and hope, by continuing to supply only the very best Beef, Mutton, Pork, and Small Goods, to merit a fair share of public patronage. JAMES BELLIS. In connection with the above, while thanking my numerous customers for their liberal patronago in the past, I have to request they will extend the same to my successor. THOS. PARKINS, Bunnythorpe. The empirs company's No. 1 ROYAL EXTRACT CF SOAP. IT will wash Clothe* ! — Possesses strong lathering powers. For washing dishes, class, marble, silver, knives and forks, there is nothing better. For scouring floors and woodwork, and for cleaning paint, <ko , it is unequalled. Full directions on every packet. THR EMPIRE COMPANY. Wellington.