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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 265, 13 May 1895, Page 3

JOHN COBBE, HAS IMPORTED BY RECENT STEAMERS : 4105 yards Dress Goods, 7051 yards Flannelette, 1216 yards Sheeting, 954 yards Cretonne, 288 pairs Blankets, 50 Bush Rugs, 123 White Quilts. Also lame Shipments of MANTLES, GLOVES, HOSIERY, CORSETS, UMBRELLAS, UNDERCLOTHING, Etc. Intending Buyers will please NOTE the following IF^OTS : JOHN COBBE keeps by far the Greatest Variety of General Drapery, and Boots in the District. Being a Direct Importer, his customers save large Warehouse profits. He gives a DlSCOimt of 5 per cent, off all Cash Purchases exceeding £\. JOHN~COBBE, DIRECT IMPORTER. "winter millinery. Ladies should lose no time in visiting the SHOW ROOM, the contents of which are being cleared at Enormous Reductions. This Department is now under the supervision of an Experienced Milliner. ULSTERS I ULSTERS ! The large Stock of Ladies and Girls' Ulsters Must be Reduced and are now being offered at ONE HALF THE MARKED PRICES. R. J. THOMPSON, CASH EXCHANGE.

_^,_— — H m I ll^rmiT"'™" 111 l— " """"""^ Mayfield Nursing Home, Camit.ki.l Stkkkt, PALMERSTON NORTH. Or at Mr* A. E'tde'x, F^il'lin;/. VTUBSE SMITH, late of the Christ1^ church City Private Hospital, is prepared to receive Patients at the above address. Ladie; attended in town or country, No infectious cases taken. Accouchement and surgical cases only attended. " I have known Nurse Smith for several months at tho Christchurch C;ty Private Ho-pital. During this time she successfully nursed several serious cases of mine. From what I have seen of Nurse Smith's work I have every eonfU deDce in reommi-udin^ lier for any position in which the services of a hi.shlytrained Hospital Nurse are required. Nurse Smith has a kindly sympathetic manner which renders her services always acceptable to patients —Arthur C. De Benzie, M. Ii.C.S. , Eng., &c, Sep. 19th, 1894." Communications may be forwarded to the above addresses. " "thomas'bo'gkrs, PLUMBER, GALVANIZER. IRONWORKER, and TINSMITH, HAS commenced business in Feilding in the above lines. Tanks, spouting, ridge capping, piping, baths, &c M manufactured on the premises ; in fact, the only maker of Ogee or any pattern of spouting andridge-cayiping between Wanganui and Wellington. To those in waut of any work done in the above lines, they will find it to their advantage to see T. R. before leaving their orders elsewhere. Tunis a Specialty. Please Note the Address— Corporation Bakeacks, Kimbolton Eoad. BOiSHEIt BliOS., Makin/o, Can supply Firewood at 3s a load, Stabs (any lengths), frcm 4s per hundred ; Face Cuts, for outhouses, 5s per load. BOSHEE BROS., Proprietors NOTICE. LLEWELLYN'S BEE OINTMENT. WE have this day been appointed by Mr Llewellyn his Wholesale Agent for the Feilding district for his celebrated Bee Ointment for household and stable use. We can supply the trade direct from Feilding. A. N. HAYNE & CO Feilding, 29th March, 1895. LAND FOR SALE. FOR SALE, at Apiti, a Farm consisting of 200 acres good grazing land, being Sections 6 and 7, Block XI, Feilding Small Farm Block ; ring fenced ; well grassed and watered ; all iv grass except 30 acres of shelter bush ; 100 acres perfectly level. The farm is exactly opposite the site of the Cheese Factory. Price, £Q 10s per acre, on exceptionally easy terms. Apply to EDMUND GOODBEHERE. N.B.— There arc 14,000 feet of wellseasoned Sawn Timber on the section for sale ; cheap. EILDING VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE. MAY : Practices on MONDAY, 6th and 13th, at 7 p.m. As only two practices are held through the winter months, every fireman is urged to attend. A. EADE, Captain. FEILDING BRANCH Wellington Acclimatisation Society. nnHE following Game Licenses have I been issued for tho season, Ist May to 31st July (inclusive), 1895 : — F. G. Bretherton, F. E. Pickering, N. Gorton, E. F. Blundell, C. London, Hugh L. Sherwill, J. W. McDonald, F. J. Chell, F.E.Campbell, James Barrow, Alfred Barrow, E. A. Barton, A. Paine, A. Churcher, W. Light, T. Evans, T. J. Evans, W. Towler, D. Downes, C. P. C, Roe, A. M. A. Jennins, H. H. L. Bilderbeck, W. James, C. A. W. Hunt, W. H, Houlding, C. Dermer, Geo. Towe, H. A, Goodall, Jno. Pawelka, Robert Linton. T. H. James, E. |Tindall, F. Churcher! Geo. W. Sopp, C. Stevens, A. E. Rope F. Kinch, E. E. Terry, J. J. Bagnall, J H. O. Colby, F. Bnrrell, W. R. Godfrey, J. F. Bishop, R. Sheehy, J. C. Hill, Stu art Newall. TENDERS FOR BUSHFELLING fTIENDERS are invited, up to the J_ 27th May, for Felling 150 acres (more or less) of Bush on Peep-o ? -Daj Road. Intending tenderers will be showr the work between the hours of 10 a.m and noon on Friday, the 17th, anc Friday, the 24tb. For further particulars apply tc Hugh Burrkll, Kimbolton Road. The lowest or any tender noi necessarily accepted. BRUCE & BUREELL