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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 217, 16 March 1897, Page 3

ZEALANDir^OOTsT JOHN COBBE HAS PURCHASED THE WHOLE OF THE NORTH ISLAND Zealandia Boot and Shoe Samples Consisting of 518 Pairs, AT A BIG DISCOUNT OFF ORIGINAL PRICES. SALE COMMENCES ON SATURDAY, THE 6th MARCI AND LASTS FOR ONE WEEK. JOHN~COBBE. BARGAINS AT THE BON MAR CHE. UNTIL the arrival of WINTER GOODS (expected in a few days) SPENCE & SPENCE WILL CONTINUE TO SELL THE REMAINS OF Summer Stock at Reduced Prices Bargains in Ladies' and Girls' Straw Hats, at from 3d each to ls Bargains iv Men's and Boys' Straw Hats, at 6d, 9d, and ls each Bargains in Ladies' Blouses (only good ones left), from ls 6d to 3s 6d Bargains in Ladies' Summer Capes at from 3s 6d to 19a 6d Bargains in Ladies' Summer Jackets, at from 5s 6d to 12s 6d Bargains in Prints at 3d, 4d, 4*d, sd, and Ghd per yard Bargains in Dress Materials at all prices from 9d per yard And many other lines too numerous to mention. Remnants and Oddments AT SWEEPING REDUCTIONS. SPENOE ~&~SPENCE.

CASH CLEARING SALE OF SAMPLES. S. SVENDSEN, Practical Boot and Shoe-Maker, Manchester Street, FEILDING, HAVING purchased the whole of Messrs W. & J. Staples & Co'a SAMPLES OF BOOTS & SHOES, At a Large Disoount, Has decided to hold a CLEARING SALE OF SAME. NOW IS THE TIME TO OBTAIN MRST- CLASS GOODS AT FROM 20 to 25 per cent, below usual prices. Pastry- making becomes a pleasure and Bread-making a pastime with the aid of Sharland's Baking Powder. Avoid inferior brands, which in most instances consist mainly of Alum and similar adulterants. Sharland's Baking Powder is of I concentrated strength, and is absolntely pure. ' B~ PEA K C E", . LAND AGENT, Palmerston North. Owners of Palmerston North property residing in any other part of New Zealand (absentees) find it considerably to their advantage in confiding their agency to Mr E. B. Pearce, of the Land Mart, whose careful management of absentees' estates forms a special feature in his extensive business. £150 cash will buy an elegant house and charming little farm, orchard, lawn tennis court, 7 paddocks for grazing, pair ponies, cows, &c ; distance from ' Palmerston P. 0., say, 2| miles. Balance for term, lowest current rates. 340 acres about 12 miles from Palmerston, on good road ; 170 acres cleared and grassed, part fenced, good whare and garden, sheep yards, country undulating, mostly ploughable when stumped ; splendid sheep country ; sell for £4 10s per acre. To lease : 200 acres sheep farm ; £50 per annum; permanent water, whare, and subdivided. Also, 346 acres, all fenced and grassed; 7 paddocks; easy distance from Palmerston North ; 4 roomed house, sheds, cow byres. Ac. Lease for 10s per acre to good man. £4 los will purchase 500 acres splendid sheep country, 880 in best English grasses ; 8 acres splendid orchard ; 8 paddocks ; all necessary outbuildings for carrying on sheep farming. Please note — Soil of rich chocolate loam ; comfortable 6-roomed dwelling; only 14 miles from Palmerston on good metalled road. Cash only £500. To good man ' I will provide balance at current rates. First-class dairy farm, 66 acres; 4 miles from township, on splendid road ; 52 acres cleared and grassed ; all fenced; 6 paddocks; balf -acre orchard, 4-roomed house with outbuildings, stables, and new dairy ; cows at valuation ; splendid dairy land. Sell for £18 per acre. Farms of all sorts everywhere. Waituna SaleWEDNESDAY, 24th MARCH. GORTON and SON, at 1 o'clock,— 9 weaners 5 cows and calves 6 heifers 650 fat and forward ewes 100 f.m. ewes J3OO shorn lambs Farmers' Produce Auction Sale. CHARLES CARR will hold his Open, ing Sale of Farm Produce on SATURDAY, MARCH 27th, AT 1.30 P.M. his Auction Mart, Kimboltcai 3fcod"r Entries Invited. LOST, somewhere on tie Makino Road, on Saturday last— A Trap cushion. Finder will be rewarded on j turning to Star Office ox C. H. Coote,, 5 ayertree.