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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 215, 15 March 1897, Page 3

WANTED, a capable, trustworthy Woman aa Housekeeper. Apply to W. G. Hatbittle. WANTED Known— Just received, per B.s. Gothic : 2 cases Bannucb burn and West of England Tweeds, Donnybtook Serges, Ac. — Abch. Williamson, Tailor. ANTED Known. —TO * NIGHTf 7.30 ! Harvest Social, Primitive Chnrch. Admission, 6d. Good Programme. Sale of Produce, &c, at close. ANTED Known — Oddfellows' Social and Dance on Wednesday next, 17th inst., in Foresters' Hall, 8 p.m. Haybittle's Band. Tickets, 3s 6d ; extra lady, ls. The Committee re-* serve the right of refusing admission. ANTED to SelTTcheap— A Trap Mare, five years old. Apply J. C. Richardson, Port Street. ANTED to - LetT~two or three rooms, with nse of bathroom, in central position. — F. Flavall, Hobson St. AN TEDloßell, a wel 1 iv ad c Dog Cart, equal to nmv ; a bargain* Apply, at once, Star Office. ANTED Known."-- The Presbyterian Annual Tea Meeting will be held in the Drill Hall on Friday next, March 19. The Rev. W. H. Judkins and others will speak. Musical Programme. Tea 5.30 to 6.30 ; 7 . THE U.F.C.A. is now showing their first shipments of Ladies' Jackets, Mantles, Capes and Macintoshes. The choicest selection ever seen in Feilding, without exceptioa. LADIES are respectfully invited to visit the magnificent Showroom at the U.F.C.A. and inspect the charming Eoglish and French Trimmed Millinery now showing. OW SHOWING at tbe U.F.C.A.— Tbe choice of the London market in Ladies' Opera Cloaks, Tea Gowns, Silk Blouses, and Dressing Gowns. UST LANDED-A very Jarge and choice assortment of Infants' Pel* lisses, Tunics, Hats, and Fisher Caps at the U.F.C.A. TOHN COBBE bas imported, per s.s. Gothic, a varied assortment of Silk Plushes, in suitable shades for fancy work at ls lld per yard. ANTED Known — Chamberlain Bros, have taken np tbe sole agency for the North Island of the celebrated Stump Jump Plough, and beiog possessed of one will be prepared to do Ploughing for anyone wishing it in the coming season. A Public Trial to be given at next Birmingham Sale. — W. E. Chamberlain, Fowlers. GLOVES at the Bon Marche. Just received : A big lot of manufac* turer's samples in ladies' Black and Tan, Lisle, Taffeta, and Silk Gloves. Prices, 6d, 9d, ls, ls 3d, and ls 6d. MEN'S Waterproof Overcoats.— Just received, a big lot ef Birnbaum's celebrated Waterproofs, bought at a large discount.— Spence & Spence. PECIA~L VALUE in Men'a Sox, Drawers, and Undershirts in Cotton, Merino, and Wool. A big lot of manufacturer's samples. — Spence and Spence, Bon Marche. EMNANTS and Oddments atTsweep* ing reductions to clear before arrival of New Winter Goods.— Spencb & Spence, Bon Marche. ANTED" Known— New Goods in all Departments now beiDg opened at Sherborne House. JB. BECKLEY is now opening np # fresh Millinery, Mantles, Macintoshes, &c, at Sherborne House. 1~7!0R NEW GOODS, Sovelties, and j all the latest creations in the world of fashion — Becklet's. WANTED to Lease, about 400 acres good Land 2£ miles from Feilding. Divided into 8 paddocks, well watered ; nearly all ploughable ; 6 roomed bonso, orchard, &c. ; 30 acres turnips given in. Lease 12 years, at 7s 6d per acre ; rent is paid up to Ist April next ; purchasing clause ; small goodwill ; terms to good man. Apply, sharp, to Ratliff A Giesen, WTNTED Known— Mrs Humphrey Ward's new book •' Sir George Tressady," and R. Kipling's " Seven Soas," are now selling at J. S. .Milson's — cloth 3/6, paper 2/6. ADIES' White Tennis Shoes, 2s 6d ; Men's White and Tan Tennis Shoes, 3s 6d ; Ladies' White Canvas Shoes, leather soles, 3s lld ; Ladies' Kid Elastic Boots, 3's and 4's, only 4s 6d. — John Cobbe. OEE the valuo of the bundles of Q Stockings at ls, ls 6d, and 2s now being sold by John Cobbe. JOHN COBBE sells excellent Sewing Machines from 57/6 each. Broadwood, White and Co.'s Pianos from £37 10s. Having imported these direct, the value is unsurpassed. ANTED Known— T. Evans has auy quantity of stove wood on hand, from 12 to 16 inches lengths. ANTED Known— Farms for sale in all parts of the District. Over one hundred properties to choose from. —J. B. Pringle, Colyton. ANTED to Sell— Blacksmith Business ; large shop, employing four hands. Also, Wheelwright's Shop let to a good tradesman. L4OO will buy the freehold ; stock at valuation. — J. B. Pringle, Colyton. ANTED to Sell— Butchering Business, Shop, and seven roomed House. Lease, 7£ years to run with right of purchase at £150. Rent, £15 per annum. Three good horses, two carts, " Premier Silent " sausage machine, and all necessary tools. Price for the lot, with goodwill, £"250.— J. B. Pkingle, Colyton. WANTED to Sell— First-class country Bakery Business, with baker's shop, dwelling of six rooms, bakehouse, &c. ; also, two shops with dwellings, horse, cart, and harness, and all tools in connection with the trade. Price for lot as a going concern, £520. Income from rents will pay good interest on capital invested.— J. B. Pringle, Colyton. ANTED to Sell, a Bargain— Firstclass deferred payment seotiou of 200 acres ; 17s per acre due, payable in half-yearly instalments of ls 6d per acre; four miles from township ; price, L 3 10s per acre for owner's interest ; terms if required. 150 acres, four-roomed house, well watered, one mile from school ; price, L8 10s, terms. A splendid Farm of 130 acres, six- roomed house, shearing shed, yards, &c ; price, LB5; a largo portion can remain on mortgage. A good farm of 300 acres, close to township ; good house and outbuildings ; owner leaving the country ; will sell, a bargain, at L 9 5s per acre. 440 acres three miles from creamery ; 400 in grass; four-roomed house and outbuildings ; well fenced ; frontage to good metal road ; a nice rolling property ; pries. L 9 ss ; terms can be arranged. —J. B. Pringlr, Colyton. RANGES ALL SlZErt AND ALL PBICES, To be had of 0. H. HOSKING, Feildino. For Artistic and Uskfdx Novelties in FANCY GOODS A STATIONERY TBY COPPEN'S, Next to Mest>rs Bramwell Br s. ( Folding.