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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 107, 3 November 1896, Page 3

TTTANTED Known— Bongotea Ten*. TT perance Hall. Concert to-mobbow night by Mr Grace's Musical Company. Admission, Is. Proceeds for Primitive Methodist Building Fund. WANTED, a smart Boy to milk and make himself generally useful on a farm. Apply to W. McDougall, junr., Waituna. ANTED, smart Youth ; also, Junior for the Drapery. Apply to United Farmers' Co-Op., Feilding. WANTED Known*-Art Union, by permission of the Hpn. the Colonial Secretary, for eleven beautiful Oil Paintings in handsome gold frames, on view in Mrs Hamilton's shop, next to Belfit's harness shop, Manchester Street, Feilding. One hundred tickets at 5s each. To be had of Mr Oarthew or Mr Gosling, Manchester Square* Feilding. r ANTED, a smart Lad, able to milk and make himself generally useful. Apply at once to D. Hznoston, Awahuri Road, Feilding. ANTED Known— That all Fowls trespassing on my section, in Weld Street, will be destroyed. — Abthtjr Newman. "ANTED Known- The Loyal Apiti Lodge of Oddfellows (M.U.) Social will take place on Friday, November 13th, in Guy's Hall, at 7.30. Admission : Gentlemen, 3s 6d ; Ladies, free. — H. , Houten, Hon. Sec. to Social. ANTED to Sell— l Coach, an good order ; light ; will seat 16 passengers. Also, 1 set of Coach Harness, 1 new Rustic Trap, 1 new Single Buggy, and 1 second-hand Wagonette. —W. Bakkr. 'ANTED Known— Opening of New Church at Colyton on Wednesday, November 11th. Services at 3.30 and 8 p.m. Special preachers. Tea in the Hall from 5 to 7.30 p.m. L ANTED Returned to Carbine Stables, a long black -haired Sheep Dog. Ten shillings reward. ANTED, Tenders for about 40 chains of Fencing (at Kiwitea) for sheep yards, and about 14 chains adjoining the Bowling Green. Particulars at Colonists' Land and Loan Cor* poration offices. Tenders close on 31st inst.— E. Giesen. BLOUSES in hundreds at John Cobbe's. New shapes, new colours, new materials. Prices range from Is 6d to 355. IF you want Stylish Millinery at a reasonable price go to John Cobbk. His stock is new, large, and carefully selected, and nearly all imported direct. OHN COBBE is showing the latest styles in Dresses, Prints, Muslins, Zephyrs, Crepons, and* Fancy Sateens. Dresses stylishly made by bis own dressmaking staff. JOHN COBBE gives specially good value in Tan Kid Gloves at the following prices :— 1/6, 1/11, 2/11, 3/11, 4/11 , and 5/6. Being a very large buyer of gloves, he is enabled to give his cus* tomers unusual value. ANTED, a smart Boy, about 16 years of age, for stable work. Apply Stab Office. 'ANTED, a Servant Girl; good wages ; references required. Apply to Mrs Kibton, Derby Street. HE BON MARCHE for Stylish Millinery— cheapest and prettiest to be seen on this Coast ; splendid selection lovely Trimmed Hats at from 7s 6d to 21s each ; Hats and Bonnets trimmed to order on shortest notice.— Spxnce & Spence. HE BON MARCHE for Straw Hats " for ladies, girls, and children ; and for boys and men. Galatea Hats from 9d each to 7s 6d ; Garden Hats, 4£d to Is 6d ; Sailor and Fancy Straws, 9d to 7s 6d; Boys' and Men's, 9d to 4s 6d.— Spence & Spence. T~ HE BON MARCHE for Hosiery and Gloves. Kid Gloves, 1/6,1/11,2/11, 4/11 per pair ; Ladies' Cashmere, Silk, and Taffetta Gloves from 9d tq_l/6; Ladies' and Girls' Stockings, all sizes, from 6d to 2/6.— Spence & Spence. rpHE BON MARCHE for Umbrellas _L and Sunshades ; 30 dozen to choose from, all with pretty handles. Sateen Umbrellas, 1/9, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11 ; Silk Dmbrellas, 2/11 to 12/6 ; Sunshades, 5/6 to 10/6. Ladies' Blonses and Shirts, 1/11 each to 7/6.— Spence & Spence. NEW BOOKS, ex Gothic— Zangwill's Old Maid's Club, Merriman's Flotsam, Zola's Mysteries of Marseilles, Hocking's For Such is Life, Kennard's Sorrows of a Golfer's Wife — at J. S. MILSON'S. ANTED Known— For Sale, cheap, one new Tip Dray, also one Whitechapel Cart. — G. H. Sayweli., Feilding. _ ANTED Known— James Wood has for aale Wool Packs (fall and £ size, loose and fast tops) at lowest current rates ; also, best Irish Sewing Twine. ANTED to Exchange— 4oo acres good Land (all in grass, fenced and sub-divided into 6 paddocks, 22 miles from Feilding) for 150 to 200 acres nearer town. Apply James Wood, Auction Mart. HERBORNE HOUSE for New Goods. Prints from 4£d to 9d (large variety); Creponnes, Grass Lawns, Crapettes, and all the newest washing-^, fabrics.— J. B. Beckley. O HERBORNE HOUSE. - For Millin* O cry, Mantles, and Ladies' Underclothing, our goods are acknowledged to be the moat stylish and up-to-date in this district.— J. B. Beckley. RANGES ALL SIZES AND ALL PRICES, To be had of 0. H. HOSKING, Feilding. ANTED Known— That we have been appointed Agents for Wanganui Meat Freezing Co.'s Manures, and can supply from stock at lowest rates.— Farmers' Co-Op. OOL PACKS, extra heavy and very low price, at Farmers' CoOp. Sheep Shears (8.8.A., 38 A.S., and T.U.S.), Turkey Stones, &c. at Farmers' Co-Op. For Tennis and Cricket Goods, try Farmers' Co Op. " ANTED Known — The United Farmers' Co-Op. is now showing first shipment of Prints and Fancy Cot* ton Dress Goods, including many cbarming novelties. : ■^nrTANTED Known — First consign* VV ment of New Dress Goods now being shown at United Farmers' Co-Op., Feilding. m ANTED Known— For Sale: One Harness Mare, fast trotter ; also, set of Harness, Apply Geo. H. Saywell. ANTED 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. ANTED. Known— For bale: 'i'wu , second-hand Expresses, also ii to Gigs and two Spring Carts.— Geo. H. Saywell. i "TTTANTED to Sell— Horses, Morses, VV • Horses. Ladies' and Gents' Saddle Hacks, light and heavy harness, Draughts, &c. ■ Persons in want of any of the above, kindly state for what class intended, as clients are guaranteed satisfaction. Address: Callagha!T& Kbmin Broß^iWß Bteeet, Nbw Ply awutb.