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Feilding Star, Volume XIX, Issue 86, 8 October 1897, Page 3

ISAAC BRENT IS SELLING— SPRING MATTE (full size) frora 25s BETTEES and OCCASIONAL CHAIRS m Plush and Tapestry SPRING COUCHES Tapestry and Cretonne BEDDING— aII at the Lowest Prices Large Pkuol Beveled Plato MIRHOi; * from 48m !m It by 18:n wide LINOLEUM* and FLOORCLOTHS- a nico selection PICTUHEvS Framed and Mounted CHILDREN'S HIGH OH/UJKS in great variety BEDSTEADS, WIRE MATTRABSEB, and FURNITURE IN STOCK AND MADE TO ORDKR. Bedrock Prices for CashFEILDiNG. eTj. chappell IS NOW OPENING THE FIRST CONSIGNMENT — OF — SPRING & SUMMER GOODS NOVELTIES IN PRINTS! NOVELTIES IN MUSLINS! NOVELTIES IN DRESSES! NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY ! A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT IN LADIES' SAILOR HATS. INSPECTION INVITED. E. J. CHAPPELL, MANCHESTER STREET. FEILDING. N E W GOODS JOHN COBBE Will be showing, on and after the 20th September,— 43 Cases and Bales of New Goods RECEIVED DIRECT FROM LONDON, PER STEAMERS •• WAIMATE, " " AOTEA," AND » RUAHINE," INCLUDING — £T MILLINERY, MANTLES, DRESSES, AND PRINTS <^1

GRAND CONCERT AND DRA.MATI > ENTERTAINMENT. ASSEMBLY ROOMS. rpo.NIGHT7~rpO-NIGHT. In aid ok tuk FFILDING BRASS BAND UNIFORM FtryD. First Part. — CONCERT. 1 Overture— Orchestra 2 Song, " Best ot All "—Mr Butler 3 Song, " Estudiantina "—Mrs Dicksou 4 March (organ), " Flambeaux " — Mr St. L. Toner 5 Duet, " Tho Moon has Raised her Lamp above'Vfrom Benedict's ' Lily of Killarney "—Mr Butler and Mr Revington Jones 6 Song, '• Come Back to Erin "—Mr St. L. Toner 7 Recitation, " Tho Cork Arm "—Mr Manson 8 Song, " Last Night " (Marziale)— Mrs Revington Jon^s 9 Song. " That'll Do "—Mr W. F. ElkiDgton 10 Song, "Out on the Deep"— Mr Revingtou Jones 11 Song, "Look In Mine Eyes" (for first time in N.Z.)— Mr St L. Toner 12 Song, " How Could We Know ?"— Mrs Dickson. 13 Duet, "Ye Banks and Braes "—Mrs Revington Jones and Mr St. L. Toner Second Part : The celebrated and immortal Breach of Promise Case, 11 BARDELL v. PICKWICK, 1 ' As interpreted by the following strong Caste of Characters : — Judge Mr T. S. Cornish Sergeant Buzfuz (Counsel for Plaintiff) ...Mr R. W. Hammond Sergeant Snubbins (Counsel for Defendant) ... Mr A. G. Carty Mrsßardell Mr Pickwick ... Mr J. H. Graham Mrs Cluppins — Mrs Bombaatus Furioso Mr Perker Mr O. Cooper Mr Goggan Mr F. T. H.Brabant Mr Winkle Mr F. F. Haggitt Sam Weller Mr H. Flyger Constables — Messrs Ashworth & Tuohy Tho Boy ■ Clerk of Court ... Mr G. E. Johnston Mrs Sanders ... And solicitors, friends, and attendants. Doors open 7.15 p.m. ; commence at 8. Front Seats, 2s 6d ; Back Seats, Is ; Reserved Seats, 3s. P. O. CLARK, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. ' 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 concentrated streagth, and is absolntely pure. __ M Local Bates %***' And taxes are heavy. Mi Why pay them ? Per- |^ haps you can't help it, but you can make them lighter and effect a great saving by keeping CREASE'S Al COFFEE which is the best and goes furthest. " PRIZE POULTKY. HAVING procured my Brown Leghorns from the highest winners of Imported stock I can now send out Sittings at 10s 6d, Nine guaranteed fertile. Orders now taken for Cockerels and Pullets, from B<< to £8 per pair. Poultry of almost every breed. I guarantee satisfaction on every order. H. J. BAILEY, Taonui, near Feilding. I>AIRS NEW CURTAINS to hand at Johu Cobbe's, ex aa. Waimate ; tip-top value.