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Feilding Star, Volume V, Issue 1477, 27 April 1911, Page 1

I SOMETHING DISTINCTIVE! SOMETHING IDEAL! - -GALMAO 95 .WEATHEEPEOOFS 1 : DO NOT COCKLE. . SMOOTH Registered. SMOOTH TAILORING. 291252 TAILORING. GALE PROOF, TESTED, AND GUARANTEED. NO RUBBER WOOL LINING TO MATCH GALMAC COLOURS. . WITH STIFF OR PRUSSIAN COLLARS. THE MOST UP-TO-DATE COAT ON THE MARKET. i SOLE AGENTS: THE GASH TAILORING CQ^PAHY KIMBOLTON ROAD, FEILDING. 'Phone No. 128. THE ATTAINMENT OF AN IDEAL. SOME people will never attain their ideal, but the man whose greatest desire is to possess a smart turn-out will find it in THE LENNOX (JIG. You couldn't wish for a more roomy, comfortable gig, or one more honestly constructed and handsomely finished. It is hung on three springs, one being at the end of the long shafts, and has a wide, well-lined sliding seat. l«~Bl Hl'iii" l.'i J \ JAMES AND CO., y GOAGHBUILDERS, FEILDING. 3 Every pound is wrapped in a special air-tight and damp-proof } package, which preserves its flavour, strength hnd fragrance. 10 I WHOLESALE AGENTS: GOLDINGHAM 4ND BECJ____. _y^s*w?Tm^■vw9_____w^^^^ , mIl P.D/s Are CorsetsIMS 0f Character. JffiW~7V A nav i n S they also 1 P° ssess charm. i Jfrii§' r §\y They are NOT just so much mac swWsf. Wy terials, thread, and trimmings put toft Jfy? gether to make a pair of "Stays." 1 i/jßri royal p.d. zr° F s 'J ; ' - \ -If "'soF Ml %. - 1' are Creations—as great as achieveV '§_cM_\i ments of Corset designing as the ii \l)Jlmf MnW\\ \ gowrji of Worth, Paquin, and Lucille s W/''%\ are -°* Dressmaking Art. c '&f ■ w// /j Being scientifically designed, they c «__# r/l/f'l cannot fail to be comfortable, but, b Pj|q MMM/WsM3_ above all, they are abreast of - Wypfil;lhf Fashion. r And a p - D - at ios m » w ° rt}i r« three cheaper makes. Royal P.D. Self-reducing Corsets *£g|U are sold by leading drapers every-"-«e»sffl« where. .

FOR SALE. XX ACRES, L.1.P., rent 12s 6d; '. all in grass. New 6-roomed house; subdivided into 5 paddocks; well fenced; one miles from school and creamery; well watered. Carrying 34 cows, 28 weaners, and 4 horses. Price, £40 per acre. Terms arranged. This is a first-class dairy farm, in good situation. BARTQ&S AND AYLMER, LAND _ND STOCK AGHNTg, FEILDING. PO. Bos 69. Telephone 168. R. U. HARDIN AUD CO., Land, Stsck, Commission, erul Financial A§ents, Kimbolton, near. Feilding. LEASE OF DAIRY FARM AS A ' GOING CONCERN. 1 AA ACRES, close to township, 9 lUU years lease £1 per acre; £22 per acre purchasing clause; half flat, balance low hills; permanent water; good house of 8 rooms, wash house, 6bail cowshed, etc. Owner's interest £425, including about 30 good cows, horse, trap, harness, cans, eto. 91. YEARS' LEASE. la~i ACRES, 2 miles from butter OJ- factory and township; 100 acres flat, balance easy country; 7 paddocks; good water supply: 14 acres under plough; 6-roomed house and outbuildings; 8-bail cowshed, etc. Rental, 19s per acre; purchasing clause, £19; price for goodwill, £400, which includes £100 paid off purchase money; 50 choice dairy cows could be taken over at valuation if required. Further particulars on application. R. PRATT, LAND, FINANCIAL, AND COMMISSION AGENT, MAIK STREET, APITI. FOR SALE. LIVERY STABLES, in the most flourishing town on the coast Rent £2 10s per week. Lease, with 44 years to run, with first right renewal; turnover £160 to £175 per month; the only district; good drag and cab, 5 gigs, 5 buKKies; 14 horses, and harness in tiptop order; paddock 11 acres, leased at £27 per annum. The plant and goodwill £1500; £1000 cash. mil be sold with an 8-roomed house and 8 aores of land; price £900, terms arranged. Or would exchange for a nice little farm. This is a regular little gold mine. For further particulars apply to R. PRATT. ANOTHER SNIP. (\ O ACRES, nearly aD flat and well e/O watered; 3 mih,B from Apiti P.O. and school. Will lease for 5 years, compulsory P. 0., with £100 'cash i_ addition to half year's rent in advance. This _ a splendidly grassed section, and would make an admirable dairy or farm.

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