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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 69, 18 September 1896, Page 3

WANTED Known— Pleasant Evening in Wesleyan Church, Bitmingham, Monday, 21st ; Apiti, Tuksday, 22nd. Rev. G. Bond's account of original and humorous Peter Mackenzie. Maaic and Refreshments, Is. WANTED to Sell, six first-class Cows, just calved. — Wm. Huntkb, Makino, or Clifton Hotel, Bolls. ISITT REPLIES to MR BAGNALL, Drill Hall, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th. WANTED to Exchange, a Heavy Dray in good order for a light one of equal value. Apply Star Office. ANTED Known— Annual Meeting of Apiti Athletic Sports Commit. tee will be held in Gay's Hall, Apiti, on Saturday next, 19th inst., at 7.80 p.m. ANTED Known— A "Social" will be held in the Birmingham Town Hall on Thursday, September 17th, to welcome the Rev. G. P. Davys. Doors open 7.30. Admission free. OW OPEN : All the latest novelties in Washing Fabrics, New Prints, Zephyrs, Sateens, Grass Lawns, Crepons, &c— Sherborne House. J. B. Beckley. S~PRING AND SUMMER. — Large variety in new Lustres, Coatings, Cashmeres, Serges, Beiges, Ac. at J. B. Beckley's. M' ILL INERY.- Latest novelties in Imported Hats and Bonnets ; also, Mantles and Blonses in the newest styles and shades. — J. B. Beckley. EW BOOKS I NEW BOOKS ! ' Heart of the World,' Rider Hageard; • The Rebel Chief, 1 Nesbit. A good selection jnst opened. — J. S. Milson, Manchester Bazaar. "tOHHTcOBBE is new showing choice el designs in fashionable Black and White Printa. BLACK figured Lustres and Crepons in variety at John Cobbe's. TQERSONS requiring Dresses made JL before the Agricultural Show should place their orders early at John Cobbe's in order to prevent dissappoint* ment. OHN COBBE has just received a good assortment of both Black and Tan Kid Gloves (Dent's), imported direct. WANTED to Sell, 4 roomed Cottage, li acres of land and orchard, 1 mile from Sqnare ; low price ; easy terms. — W. A. Sandilands, Solicitor. EW SPRING GOODS at the Bon Marche. Shipment per s.s. lonic oow opened up and on view. Splendid selection of new Summer Dress Materials, Prints, Zephyrs, &c. — Spence & Spence. EW SPRING GOODS at the Bon Marche. Just received, magnificent lot of Ladies' Corsets. They will be found good fitting shapes, and the best value ever offered. Prices range, 2/6 to 7/6.— Spekce & Spfnce. NEW SPRING GOODS at the Bon Marche. Hosiery, Gloves, and Umbrellas per s.s. lonic. Extensive selection of these goods now to hand. They will be found marked at such prices as will maintain our reputation for bed-rock prices. — Spence & Spence. NEW SPRING GOODS at the Bon Marched Calicoes, Sheetings, Towels, Table Linens, Curtains, Linoliums, and Floor Cloths direct from the manufacturers, per lonic. Big ranges of these goods now to hand. Al value. —Spence & Spence. WANTED Known— First consignment of New Dress Goods now being shown at United Farmers' CoOp., Feildiag. WANTED Known — The United Farmers' Co-Op. is now showing first shipment of Prints and Fancy Cotton Dress Goods, including many charm* ing novelties. WANTED Known— The best value in Feilding in any line in Drapery is to be had at United Farmers' Co* Pp., Feilding. WANTED Known —We have in stock the following varieties of Canterbury Seed Potatoes :— Derwents, Bruce's Frost Proof, White Elephants. Ashleaf Kidneys, Flakes, Magnum Bonum, Beanty of Hebron, Ruby, Early Vermonte, Early Rose, Snowflakes, Breezes Prolific. — United Farmers' CoOp., Feilding. ANTED Known— That W. E. Willstbd (lately with J. P. Cowie), Storekeeper, having leased the new Post Office Store premises at Makino from Mr Corpe, is prepared to supply Groceries, <fee., on and after 27 th July at Feilding Prices for Cash. ANTED Known— Maire 24s per cord ; Rata, 21s (two - feet lengths) ; Matai, two-feet 16s, four-feet 14a ; Rata, four-feet, 18a. Full measure will be given.— T. Evans, carter, Queen Street. WANTED KNOWN. — Bill Heads, Memos, Visiting Cards, Envelopes, Mill Books, and all other kinds of Printing Job Work done at the Stab Offi«« "RANGES ALL SIZES AND ALL PRICES, To be had of 0. H. HOBKING. Feilding. M. OARTHEWS List of FARMERS BOOKS :— ' Practical Advice for Stockowners,' Archer, 2s • Youatt on the Horse,' 8a 6d 1 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, 2s The above are only a few. Wm. Carthew, Bookseller, Feilding. ISITT REPLIES to MR BAGNALL, Drill Hall, September 25th. "awahorTstbam saw mill, w. Wilson & co., HAVING resumed cutting Timber at the Mill recently worked by Messrs Stevens and Wood are prepaned to supply Pine and Matai in any quantity. PIANOS. PIANOS. EELLERY GILBERT, Pianoforte 9 Expert and Dealer, is now in Feilding, and has with him some firstclass Pianos, which will be sold on very reasonable terms, for Cash or on the 20 or 30 months' Time Payments. The instruments are now on view in the premises next to Sherborne House, Manchester Street. Every Instrument will be tuned and sent out in first class order, and kept in tuue free of charge tor 12 months. Old instruments taken in exchange. STUMPING. riIENDERS are invited for Stumpf_ ing six acres (more or less) of Land. Tenders to closo on Wednesday, September 30. Apply to C. A. J. LEVETT, Kiwitea. ISITT~REPLIES to MR BAQNAuU, Dbill Hall, Sbftembbb 25th.