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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 174, 26 January 1897, Page 3

w , TT7" ANTED Known — That Miss V V Kirk's address ?on Friday will be in tbe Foresters' Hall, not Glasgow House. ANTED to Sell— Seven purebred young Plymouth Bock Cockerels. Grand birds. Apply Stab Office. WANTED Known —On and after' tomorrow the Gymnasium of tbe Y.M. and B. Club will be open for Females on Wednesday afternoons, from 3 to 5 o'clock. ANTED Known — Y.M. and B. Club Concert will be held on Thursday next at tbe Club Booms. Good Programme, including vocal and instrumental solos, duets, glees, Ac. Popular prices— 6d and Bd. Commence 8 p.m. ANTED to Buy— Cocksfoot, Crested Dogstail, and other Grass Seeds, in any quantities, at highest prices. — T. Watson, Feilding. • LOST, on Awahuri Boad, Saturday night, 23rd, one Bay Horse with saddle and bridle on. Anyone finding same will receive £1 reward by returning same to D. Younger'b Stables. ILLINERY.— At Sherborne House they are selling pretty Trimmed Hats at 1/6, 2/6, 3/6, up to 10/6. Everyone should come and see them and Ladies' Sailor Hats 6d. Bargains. AT tbe Clearing Sale they are selling Women's Hose, 9d and Is ; Children's 6d, all sizes; Ladies' Washing Costumes 7s 6d, usual price 21s. — J. B. Beckley's. EN'S SHIRTS, Is 6d and Is lid, Tennis 4s 6d ; N.Z. Tweed Suits, 20s, worth 26s.— Clearing Sale, Sherborne House. J. B. Becklev. rpHE Great Annual Stock- baking Sale _L at the Bon Marche commences on Thursday next, 28th inst. Astounding Bargains will be given. — Spencb & Spence. ALL profits abandoned during the Great Annual Stock-Taking Sale at the Bon Marche. Our patrons and the public generally to reap the benefit. — Spence & Spence. EVERY article in the Manchester Department and Dress Department reduced. In the Showroom moat of the goods will be sold ai; half and qnarter former prices. — Spencb & Spence 1 XTBAOBDINABY BABGAINS will 4 be given in boys', youths', and men's Clothing and Straw Hats, and substantial reductions on all Shirts and Hosiery during the Great Annual Stock*, taking Sale at the Bon Marche. — Spencb & Spence. EW BOOKS, ex lonic, by Conan Doyle, John Watson, Daudet, Bret Harte, Oliphant, Kipling, Baring Gould, Hobbes, Alien, and Crawford. — J. S. Milson. WANTED to Sell— A Bargain— so Acres, with House and Outbuildings, 1£ miles from Feilding. Price, £595 ; only cash required. Apply early (owner leaving the district). — W. B. Giesen. OB real good value in Blouses see the display in John Cobue's Manchester Street Window. JOHN COBBE has Ladies' Summer Costumes from 9s lid each, T ADIES requiring either Print or |_J Stuff Dresses should see the value now being given by John Cobbe, who imports them direct. TT>EBSONS requiring Carpeting, LinL olium, Floorcloth, Window Hollands, Sheetings, Art Muslins, or other Furnishing Drapery, should inspect John Cobbe's stock. ANTED to Let, from Ist Febru. ary, about 200 acres good Grazing Land within one mile of Feilding. Apply by letter addressed to " Land," Star Office. ISIT the Great Bemoval Sale at the U.F.C.A. and secure some of the Bargains in Dresses ; reductions varying from 3s to 10s in the A, for cash. 17108 Bargains in Prints, Muslins, j Calicoes, Sheetings, &c, visit the Great Bemoval Sale at the U.F.C.A. mHE GREATEST BABGAINS ever X seen in Men's and Boys' Suits, Boys' Knickers, Washing Suits, Shirts, Hats, &c, will, be found at thd Great Sale at the U.F-O.A. 1108 Bargains in Millinery, Mantles, ' Blouses, &c., visit the Great Be* moval Sale at the U.F.C.A. WANTED Known— Farms lor sale in all parts of the District. Over ono hundred properties to choose from. — J. B. Prinsle, Colyton. WANTED Known— Maire, 24s per cord ; Bata, 22s (two - feet lengths) ; Matai, two-feet 16s, four-feet 14s ; Bata, four-feet, 16s. Full measure will be given.— T. Evans, carter, Queen Street. WANTED to Sell— Blacksmith Business ; lar^e shop, employing four hands. Also, Wneelwright's Shop let to , a good tradesman. L4OO will buy the freehold ; stock at valuation.— J. B. Prinole, Colyton. ANTED to Sell— Butchering Business, Shop, and seven-roomed House. Lease, 7£ years to run with right of purchase at £150. Bent, £15 per annnm. Three good horses, two carts, "Premier Silent" sausage machine, and all necessary tools. Price for the lot, with goodwill, £250.— J. B. Pringlb, Colyton. WANTED to Sell— First-class country Bakery Business, with baker's shop, dwelling of six rooms,, bakehouse, &c. ; also, two shopa with dwellings, horse, cart, and harness, and all tools in connection with the trade. Price for lot as a going concern, £520. Income from rents will pay good interest on capital invested. —J. B. Pringle, Colyton. WANTED to Sell, a Bargain— Firstclass deferred payment section of 200 acres ; 17s per acre due, payable in half -yearly instalments of Is 6d pe>: acre; four miles from township ; price, L 3 10s per acre for owner's interest ; terms if required. 150 acres, fonr-roomed house, well watered, one mile from school ; price, LB los, terms. A splendid Farm of 130 acres, six-roomed house, shearing shed, yards, Ac ; price, L 8 5 ; a large portion can remain on mortgage. A good farm of 300 acres, close to township ; good bouse and outbuildings ; owner leaving the country ; will aell, a bargain, at L 9 5s per acre. 440 aores three miles fcom creamery ; 400 in grass; four -roomed house and outbuildings ; well fenced ; frontage to good metal road ; a nice rolling property ; price. L 9 ss; terms can be arranged. — J. B. PaiNGLE, Colyton. RANGES ALL SIZES AND ALL PRICES, To be had o 0. H. HOSKING, Feilding. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. EDWIN J. TOZER, Sign-writer, Gramer, Glazier, Paperhanger, Painter, &\, T>EGS to notify his customers, and ±y the public generally, that be has removed from Manchester Street to convenient premises in Bow but Stbiset (next Mr Pope's carpenter's fhop), where all orders entrusted will rtceive most prompt attention. Goods supplied as heretofore.