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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 138, 10 December 1896, Page 3

POLO RAGES AND SPORTS. Wtohksday, Dec. 16th. WANTED Known-I am sow prepared to supply New Potatoes in anyqnantity. — H.MoBTEMSEH,Makino WANTED Known — Presbyterian Chnrcb, Tuesday next: Health Lecture by Rev. F. Stubbs, " The Art of Prolonging Life." Chair taken at 8 o'clock by Dr Sorley. WANTED to Sell-Handsome New Boggy; lamps, brake, patent axles. Worth £40. To make room for others will sell at £28. Also, other vehicles equally cheap.— Thos. Watsos, Kimbolton Road. ANTED to Sell- One young three-quarter-bred Jersey Bull, one pure-bred Berkshire Boar. Apply to E. Jenkins, Riverlands, Awahnri Road. EW BOOKS, ex Rimntaka, by Crocket, Boldrewood, Dr Parker, Morrison, Forbes, Alcott, Croker, Balzac, and Maclaren, at J. S. Milson's. FOR Tennis Shoes, Cricket Shoes, Bowling Shoes, Canvas Shoes, Kid Shoes, Leather Shoes, Kangarette Shoes, Kangarette Boots, Tan Ooze Boots, Kid Boots in great variety try John Cobbe. IF you want to see a variety and to obtain good value in Clothing, try John Cobbe, whose stock of Kaiapoi, Petone, and English Snits cannot be surpassed. SEE the variety and value now being offered by John Cobbe in Hats, Ties, Socks, Shirts, Puggarees, Silk Handkerchiefs, Ac. IF you want to buy Gloves or Hosiery it will pay you to visit John Cobbe. His stock of Kid Gloves is unequalled* Prices, 1/6, 1/11, 2/11, 3/11, 4/11, and 5/6. WHITE LACE CURTAINS. Splen. did variety at the Bon Marche from 1/11 per pair to 17/6 ; also, beautiful Coloured Curtains. Try Spence & Spence. QHEE TlNGS— Grand value at Bon O March 6. White and Unbleached Twilled Sheetings, good quality, for single beds from Bsd to 13d ; double beds from lid, per yard to Is 7Jd. t T7IOR Table Linens and Towels, the JO Bon Marcb<s is the place to go to. Dozens of Towels of all kinds from 3d each to Is 6d.— Spknck & Spence. WHITE and Coloured Bed QuiltsSingle bed sizes from 3/6 to 12/6; double bed sizes, 4/11 to 18/6. Also, a large variety of Hearth Rugs, Door Mats, &c. — Spence & Spence. 'ANTED Known — Ladies' and Girls' Hats, 4£d, 9d, Is, Is 6d t up to 5s 6d; Beautiful and Stylish Trimmed Hats, 7s 6d to 19s 6d ; Boys', 9d, Is ; Men's, Is to 7s 6d. — Sherborne House, J. B. Becklet. T\ RAPERY direct from manufacturers \j at Sberborne House. Flannelette, plain and stripes, 3s 6ddoz. Prints, Creponnes, Muslins. Grass Lawns, Ac., at Becrxey's. ANTED Known— Sheetings, Calicoes, Damasks, Linens, Dimity, &c., in great variety at Sherborne House. Purchasers of £1 and upwards receive Is discount. — J. B. Beckley. HE U.F.C.A. can undoubtedly show the finest assortment and give the best value in Irish Linen, Table Damasks, Serviettes, and D'Oyles ; Lace Curtains, Sheetings, and Calicoes. /~1 ENTLEMEN requiring a stylish VT and perfectly-fitting Suit made to measure at a moderate price would do well to inspect the very large assortment of Tweeds and Serges at U.F.C.A. FOR Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes of every description go to the U.F.C.A. None but best of those of the most reliable makers kept in stock. HE United Fanners' Co- Operative have just opened their spring shipments of Linoleum and Floorcloths. New Designs in all widths at such prices that must paralyse competition. ANTED .KNOWN— I have just received a large consignment of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS. —A. Williamson. SPECIAL NOTICE. WANTED Known— J. F. Donnelly, the well-known Hairdresser, has returned to Feilding (where he intends to settle), and has purohased 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. ALL SlZEtf AND ALL PRICES, To be had o 0. H. HOBKING, Fmlpinq. W" ANTED Known— James Wood baa for sale Wool Packs (full and i| Aze, loose and fast tops) at lowest current rates; also, best Irish Sewing Twine. r TfTANTED Known— Maire 24b per W cord ; Rata, 22s (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 to Sell— Hotels, Town Properties, Businesses, Farms of every Full information of the district given to persons in want of the above. — Caulaoban & Kehpsexl, New Plymouth. ANTED to Exchange— 4oo acres good Land (all in grass, fenced and subdivided into 6 paddocks, 22 miles from Feilding) for 160 to 200 acres nearer town. Apply James Wood, Auction Mart. . WANTED to Sell-A good FARM of 246 acres, situated at Taonui, within three miles of Feilding. and only about ten chains from Taonui railway station and fifteen chains from school and post office. The land is level and well adapted for either sbeep or cattle ; all in good grass, except ten acres shelter bush and four acres oats ; well fenced and sub divided ; one side is bounded by the Taonni stream, which contains a good snpply of water in the driest summers and does not overflow in flood* Good eight -roomed Dwelling ; also. Woolshed, Sheep Dip, and Yards^and other necessary Outbuildings. Price, ,613 per acre. Will be pleased to show intending purchasers over all the property.— A. E. Judge, Taonui. "FEILDING BUILDING SOCD3TY. mHIS Society ii prepared to make JL Advances on favourable terms and at fewest possible cost to borrowers. Ail who are desirous of sesuring a House for themselves by monthly payments should apply EDMD. GOODBEHERE, Manager. Q[MALL FABMB "FOR SALE. 820 acres, Rangiwahia; Crown lease, 8.P. ; 50 acres in grass ; 20 chains fence; rent, £24 per annum ; price, £300, exceptionally easy terms; a good section. 100 acres, Pemberton ; all in gvass j fenced and sub-divided; cottage, orchard in bearing ; £5 per acre ; easy terms. . . 120 acres, Colyton ; 85 in grass ; fenced ; splendid land; mostly level } per acre ; terms. Apply 'rioMAS A. BJRCE, t'eUOiag,