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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 121, 20 November 1896, Page 3

THE BON MARCHE, ie Feilding's Popular Drapery Store GRAND PREPARATIONS FOR THE )riTn MID -SUMMER TRADE ? FURTHER IMPORTANT DELIVERIES OE NEW GOOD FOR AJLL DEPARTMENTS. ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES, ALL THE MOST FASHIONABLE MATERIALS, Are now being shown at the BON MARCHE. GIGANTIC STOCK of NEW Black and Coloured Dress Materials and Trimmings . Washing Dress Fabrics and Laces ' Umbrellas and Sunshades, Hosiery and Gloves Ladies' Blouses and Shirts, Underclothing and Corsets Ribbons and Embroideries, Belts and Clasps, Lace Collarettes, Scari and Bows, &c, &c. BED-ROCK PRICES FOU READY MONEY. . SPENCEJJTSPENCE . OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. MARSHALL LAW (LATE OF EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW, SCOTLAND.] "|3 ESPECTf l/LLY announces to the inhabitants of Feildin.?, and surround JIL ing Districts, that he has commenced business in those Premises, MANCHESTER STREET, Recently occupied by A. R. Allan & Co., WITH A FRESH AND CAREFULLY-SELECTED STOCK OF General Groceries, &c. And, by supplying Goods of STERLING QUALITY, combined with strict personal attention to business, hopes to ruent a share of Public Patronage. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. Tailoring. Tailoring, WE would remind our Customers r\nd the Country Residents tliiit in order to avoid disappointment it is necessary to place orders early in order to be ready for Christmas. We are now showing ;i large range of COLONIAL TWEEDS! And our Stylo, Fit, and Reasonable Prices will defy competition. Tailor-made Suits from £3. In all the other Departments of our business Xve have a grand choice We arc now showing HATS ! EATS ! HATS ! OK ALT, TIKKCIiIPTIOXS Straw Hats, Hard Felt Hats, Crush Hats, Golf Caps, Athletic Caps, Children's Sailor Hats, Cloth, Sailor, Tarns, kc, \c. JITSJ 1 ARRIVED— Natural Underclothing, Spun .Silk Underclothing, Shirts, Tie, Collars, Socks, and Mercery of all kinds. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, FEILDING. Messrs James Ranson and Son BEGr to notify ih.an tlioy now have in .^t.ock and landing the following CANTERBURY SEED POTATOES, which they Guarantee true to nnvie : — EARLY ROSE WHITE ELEPHANTS LAPSTONES BHEEZES PROLIFIC BATH KIDNEYS MAGNUM BONUM ASHLEAF KIDNEYS FLUKES BEAUTY OF HEBRON. Also, a splendid assortment of YATES' well-knoaru, reliable New Season's Seeds. These need no recommendation. RANSON~& SON, Direct Importers, WAITUNA WEST.

Barraud and Abraham, GRASS, SEED AND GRAIN MERCHANTS. Spring Sowing, 1896. JUST LANDED— I 6 TANKS Containing — TURNIP SEED, SWEDE, I^APE, MANGOLD, THOUSAND HEADED KALE, LUCERNE, MUSTARD, CARROT, Also CLOVERS & NATURAL GRASSES All imported as usual direct from Messrs Hurst and Son, London. Quotations, Samples and Results of ' Tests on application. FEILDING, PALMERSTON N., and DANNEVIRKE. BARRAUD js^RAHAM TO THE ELECTORS of the RANGITIKEI ELECTORAL DISTRICT. Ladies and Gentlemen, — t CONSEQUENT on the alteration \J of the boundaries of tbe Rangitikei Electoral District, and in response to numerous requests, I have decided to contest the seat for the present Rangitikei Electorate against allcomers. I will take an early opportunity of placing my views before you. I am Yours Obediently, F. Y. LETHBRIDGE. RANGITIKEI ELECTORATE. Ladies and Gentlemen, — In response to the request of many of my friends in the Electorate, I announce myself as a Candidate for your suffrages at the forthcoming Election. I stand in the Liberal interest, and will take an early opportunity of placing my political views before you. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours Obedient Servant, WALTER j^L^ BAILEY. RANGITIKEI ELECTION. ~~ APOLITICAL MEETING will be held in the Stanway Schoolroom on THURSDAY, the 19th inst., at 8 p.m., when those favouring the Candidature of Mr W. A. L. Bailey will be requested to organise a local Committee to secure his return as member for the Rangitikei Electorate. A. C. BURCHAM, Secretary Mr W. A. L. Bailey's Halcoiube Committee.