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Feilding Star, Volume XIX, Issue 109, 4 November 1897, Page 2

An advertiser wants five axemen for bushfelling. Mr J, Dalton, of Rongotea, wants a boy to milk and drive a cart. Sir J. Wood advertises particulars of a sale at his mart to morrow. Mr Carey, of Taonui, has for sale prime Derwent i table) potatuec,. ( A magnificent assortment of cambrics, ( prints, crepons, silk zephyrs, brilliants, • silk striped grasslawns, figured sateens, ] French robes (no two alike), dress ma- i terials, ribbons and laces. Our show room leads tho way with a charming variety of French millinery, mantles and capes, blouses, children's millinery, flowers, leathers, and ornaments — U.F.C.A., Feilding. This in Genuine. — We have lately bought for cash au exceptionally good i range of table cutlery of all descripiious, t also a profusion of household enamelled j ware. The goodu are ia our store, but we do not want to keep them. _)o keeu buyers we offer every articls at lowest wholesale price. Please call aud inspect. Bramwell Bros.- Advt. The agricultural show takes placo shortly, and ladies wishing pretty hats aud bonnets for the occasion should visit the Bou Mafche, where they will see a v splendid selection at very moderato t prices. Messrs fcp.fcM^ apd Spence am (. lso showing a magnificent' selection ± i reEB materials, prints aud muslinS.— s