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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 55, 2 September 1896, Page 3

TTTANTED Known — Prohibition y V League to-mobeow night, 7.80, will meet in Committee-room, Glasgow Honse. Intending members inTited. WANTED Known — Feilding Harmonic Society. Important General Meeting in Foresters' Hall, Theirsday evening. Good attendance requested. ANTED to Sell, Pianoforte; mag. nificent, new, upright grand, walnut, sixty-five guinea instrument ; iron frame, overstrung, trichord ; lovely tone and touch. Accept £37 cash ; genuine bargain. Address, " Pianoforte," Fuu>« ins Star Office. ANTED to Sell, a light Rustic Cart, cheap. Apply to Saul. Chamber. law, Kimbolton Road. ANTED, a smart Boy, about 16 years of age. Apply to D. Johnston. B. BECKLEY opening up New v Goods, ex Mataura and lomic. All Novelties for the Spring. B. BECKLEY, mi Sherborne House, • is now landing choice goods in Blouses, Capes, Mantles, Sec., direct from the Manufacturers by direct steamers. B. BECKLEY has a beautiful as- # sortment of Prints, Galateas, Basket Cloths, Muslins, Zephyrs, Alpacas (opal and sunrise shades), Silk, Wool, Cotton and Washing Textures.— Sherborne House. WANTED Known— New Books and Periodicals, ex lonic (by Besant, Clifford, McCarthy, Winter, Capt. C. King, and Annie Swan) at J. S. Milsom's. JOHN COBBE has an excellent lot of tj Women's Cashmere Boots (goloshed), well worth 8s per pair, which ho is selling at 4s 6d. OHN COBBE has received, per s.s. Mataura, a shipment of black and navy Estamene Serges. JOHN COBBE has landed, ex s.s. Mataura, a large assortment of Fancy Muslins, suitable for Aprons, Blouses, Ac., at prices ranging from 6d to Is per yard. EW Black Dress Goods now being shown by John Cobbe ; good variety and excellent value. ANTED Known — To Let: sroomed Verandah Cottage. Ap. ply W. A. Sandilands, Solicitor, Feilding. ANTED Known— First consign, ment of New Dress Goods now being shown at United Farmers' Co-Op., Feildiug. ANTED Known — The United Farmers' Co-Op, is now showing first shipment of Prints and Fancy Cotton Dress Goods, including many charm* ing novelties. \\r ANTED Known— The best valne V V in Feilding in any line in Drapery is to be had at United Farmers' CoOp., Feilding. ANTED Known — We have in stock the following varieties of Canterbury Seed Potatoes :— Derwents. Brace's Frost Proof, White Elephants. Ashleaf Kidneys, Flukes, Magnum Bonum, Beauty of Hebron, Ruby, Early Vermonts, Early Rose, Snowflakes, Breezes Prolific— United Farmers' Co* Op., Feilding. WANTED Known — Remains of Trimmed Millin9ry now being sold at half and quarter former prices in order to effect a complete clearance. Toques from Is each.— Spence & Spencb, Bod Marche. 'ANTED Known — Ladies' and Girls' Felt and Straw Hats now being sacrificed ; Hats worth from 2s to 4s 6d now being sold at Bd, 6d, 9d, and Is each. — Spence & Spence, Bon Marchi. WANTED Known — Strong, dark doable-width Dress Materials now being sold at Bd, 9d, 10£ d, and Is per yard, and better quality Winter Dresses all at reduced prices.— Spence & Spence, Bon Marche. 'ANTED Known— Blankets still being sold at huge reductions in order to reduce stock previous to arrival of new goods.— Spence & Spence, Bon Marche. WANTED Known— That W. E. Willstbd (lately with J. P. Come), Storekeeper, having leased the new Post Office Store premises at Makino from Mr Corpe, is prepared to supply Groceries, <fee., on and after 27th July at Feilding Prices for Cash. WANTED Known — Hams and Bacon for sale. Figs cured 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. Ketemeteb. ANTED Known— Maire 34s 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. RANGES ALL SIZES AND ALL PBIGES, To be had of 0. H. HOSKING, Feilding. ' EDWARD MINES, Butcher. FEILDING, HAS commenced business, and will wait on clients for OrdersPrime Beef, Mutton, and Pork always on hand, at lowest rates. Terms : Strictly Cash. mTcARTHEW'S List of FARMERS BOOKS :— 1 Practical Advice for Stockownera,' Archer, 2s < Youatt on the Horse,' 8s 6d • Horse in Stable and Field,' Stone] hedge, 18s 'Theory and Practice of Rational Breeding,' Milhars, 2s 6d 1 Poultry,' by Wright, 4s 6d to 42s ' Agriculture, Practical and Scientific,' Muir, 5s * The Horse World,' Gordon, 3s The above are only a few. Wm. Carthew. Bookseller, Feilding. ¥OR SALE— JERSEY - AYRSHIRE HEIFERS. I HAVE for sale 20 Jersey-Ayrshire Heifers (in calf to Runnymede Perfection, page 71 N.Z.H.8., vol. 3) coming in for this season's milk. All those heifers are by the pure-bred Jersey bull Milkman {page 15, N.Z.H.8., vol. 2). Their mothers are by the purebred Ayrshire bull Sir Jame*, bred by the Hon. Matthew Holmes. FAIRFIELD THOMPSON, Feilding. TO THE ELECTORS of the RANGI. TIKF.I ELECTORAL DISTRICT. Ladies anp Gentlemen, — /CONSEQUENT on the alteration V^/ of the boundaries of the Rangi* tikei Electoral District, and in response to numerous requests, I have decided to contest the seat for the present Rangitikei Electorate against allcomers. I will tike an early opportunity of placing my views before you. I am Yours Obediently, F. T. LETHBRIIHJ&