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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 116, 14 November 1896, Page 3

• All wanted advertisements exceeding 16 | words will be charged at ordinary rates. *. go j Standing want advertisements will not be changed more than once a week. WANTED Known — Farewell of the Watts Family on Sunday. Meetings at 11 a.m., 3 p.m., and 7 p.m. Startling announcement at night. ' TIT" ANTED Known— Services at Wesf t leyan Church to-morrow — 11 a.m., Rev. G. S. Haepee ; 7 p.m., Mb Colin C. Habsison. T>RESBYTERIAir CHURCH. — The 1 J_ Rbv. Frederick Stubbs will lecture to Working Men to-morrow evening on "Athanasius contra Mundum," or d Independence of Character. a- WANTED Known— Smoked Fish just 9, f T arrived at F. Mackenzie's, Mani c Chester Street. g TTTANTED Known— Just arrived, at VV Clementson's Oyster Saloon, Manchester Street, splendid lot Fresh Oysters and Smoked Fish. * TTTANTED, an Assistant in the ChelVV tenham Dairy Factory ; no pro- _ vious knowledge of the business required; must be thoroughly steady. Apply at once to the Manager. W "ANTED to Let— 2oo acres of Grass for five weeks only. Apply, at once, Stab Office. 'ANTED, for Dressmaking, a competent Finishing Hand. Apply, sharp, to Miss Amesbttby, Denbigh St., Feilding. fTIO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! RememX ber the great sale of Men's and and Boys' Clothing at Te Abo House. BOYS' CLOTHING. Special value now to be obtained at the Bon Marche". Grand lot of Boys' Suits now opened up for the Xmas trade. > T3OYS' Serge Sailor Suits from 4/11 JL> to 15/6 ; Tweed Sailor Suits, 4/3 to 13/6 ; Washing Drill Sailor Suits, 1/11 to 9/6; Boys' Washing Drill Blouses, 2/6 and 2/9. — Spence & Spence. BOYS' CLOTHING at BoTMarche. Extraordinary value in Boys' Colonial Tweed Knicker Suits. A job line Colonial Suits at 4/6 to 11/6, according to size. < ETTER QUALITIES from 6/6 to 17/6, according to size; Youths' Suits from 16/6 to 28/6 ; big variety to select from, all sizes. — Spence A Spence. WANTEDIo Sell— A lightTaeoondhand Brake in good repair, with pole and shafts. — W. Readeb, Coach- . builder, /CHRISTMAS' Number New Zealand • \j Graphic may be had at J. S. Milson's. The illustrations are really artistic. First-class paper to send Home. Price, Is 3d. ANTED — An Assistant Butterman for Cheltenham Dairy Factory ; also, a Creamery Man. Muat be ' thoroughly competent men. Apply at ' once, stating qualifications and salary required, to R. C. TEMPLER, Secretary Cheltenham Co-Op. Dairy Co., Limited. OHN COBBE has bought a special job line of 30 Ladies' Showerproof Cloaks in black and navy. Wholesale price up to 325. He is offering them at from 5/11 to 19/6. JOHN COBBE has received from the colonial factories a big assortment of Men's and Boys' Clothing. He carries a big assortment, and can offer his customers first-rate value. lOR Cashmere Stockings try John Cobbe, who imports them direct* He has jast opened up a big variety in all sizes and of various qualities. TJIOR choice and stylish Millinery and I* first-class Dressmaking try John Cobbe. ANTED KNOWN— I have just received a large consignment of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS. — A. Williamson. B. BECKLEY has just opened • large variety of Ladies' Blouses from Is to 9s lid each, also in Underclothing, imported direct from the manufacturer. B. BECKLEY has special values # to offer ifl Sheetings, Damasks, Toilet Covers, Shirtings, and Lace Curtains ; all new goods; bought from beat makers. B. BECKLEY has a beautiful lot m cf very choice Dresses (robe lengths) from 9s lid each up to 30s. Black Goods (very extensive stock), Alpacas, Veilings, Creponnes, Ac. W" ANTED Known — James Tbewin has the largest and best-assorted stock of Boots and Shoes and sells the cheapest of anyone in this town— bar none. SPECIAL NOTICE. " WANTED Known— J. F. Donnelly, the well-known Hairdresser, has returned to Feilding (where he intends to settle), and has purchased the business lately carried on by T. Howell, in premises next to Mr W. Carthew's. Everything in Al style. The business will be conducted in his usual efficient manner. npHE United Farmers' Co Operative I have j^st opened their spring shipments of Linoleum and Floorcloths. New Designs in all widths at such prices that muat paralyse competition. THE United Farmers' Co-operative is now showing a magnificent assortment of the new Block Stripe Prints for Blouses, and an endless variety of choice Crepons and good Washing Prints from 3/6 per dozen yards. 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, a smart Boy, about 16 years of age, for stable work. Apply Stab Office. W' ANTED, a Servant Girl; good wages ; references required. Apply to Mrs Kirton, Derby Street. WANTED 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. ANTED Known— For Sale: Two second-hand Expresses, also five Gigs and two Spring Carts. — Geo. H. Saywell. f^i RE AT SHOE SALE now going on VjT at James Tbewin's. Shoes, 6s for 3s. Come and see and get some bargains. Now is the time to buy Boots and Shoes at the Public Benefit Boot Depot. WANTED Known— For Sale: One Harness Mare, fast trotter ; also, set of Harness. Apply Geo. H. Saywell. 'ANTED Known— J<*mes Wood has for sale Wool Packs (full aotl $ size, loose and fast tops) at lowest current rates ; also, best Irish Sewing: Twine. ANTED Known— For Sale, cheap, one new Tip Dray, also one Whitechapel Cart. —G. H*. SaywelLj Feilding. •'■', ; ;. ANTED to Sell-Hotels, Town Properties, Businesses, Farms of every description. Full iuforniatum of the district given to persons iv waofc of tho above. — Callaghan & Kexp3Ex^, New Plymouth.