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Feilding Star, Volume XXI, Issue 126, 27 November 1899, Page 3

WANTED Known— To Let: TwO f plendid Stalls for racehorses.— G. Martin, Warwick street. WANTED Known— Mr Knott's Pano- . Rama, Assembly Rooms, to-night. "On the Tramp : Ten Years' Wandering over New Zealand." Admission, Is: children 6d. WANTED, a Young Man, to work in - the Factory.— Apply, at once, on * the premises, Rongotea Dairy Company, WANTED Known — Mrs McCallnm will give Children's Readings at half-price. WANTED Known— For Sale at the Fruit Depot, Manchester street, opposite Mr Carthew's : Pines, Sydney . and Seville Oranges, Mandarines, Nectarines, Lemons, Cherries, Grenadelars, Strawberries, Bananas, Plums ; ateo, good variety of choice Lolließ. ANTED to Sell— 2s Store Pigs. Good doers. —G. P. Church, Kiwitea. '.'.'•... . WANTED KNOWN— T7IURNTTURE of every description X? made to order at U.F.C.A. WANTED, a Boy; must be a good milker. — Apply sharp, A. Thomas. Rewa. WANTED KNOWN— ~ npHE cheapest and best place to buy J_ your Christmas Fruits arid prim© Canterbury Hams fs at the U.F.O.A. ANTED Known— That a first-class Luncheon will be on from 10 a.m. on Wednesday and Thubsdat (Race, Days) at W. E. Grantham's Trocadero. WANTED KNOWN- Ju€t arrived : New JOurrarits, Elemes, Sultanas, Figs, Prunes, Tin Fruits, • Spices, Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel, and every requirement for Xmas season, at Joseph Dabbagh's. . All fruits machine-cleaned. •- BUY your Boots and Shoes at wholesale prices at J. Darragh's. fIIHE best assortment of Dinner JL Sets, Toilet Sets,. Glassware, and Ornaments of every description on view at 3. Darragh's, at reduced prices. TjWERYBODY INVITED to in. fli spect J. Daeeagh's Stock, which is the largest and best-assorted in Feilding. No one pressed to buy. Everybody welcome at the Arcade, Feilding. '.""-.■' WANTED KNOWN— ~~~ FRUITS— New CnrK_J rants, Elemes, Sultanas, Mnscatels, Almonds, Peel, &o , &c., at U.F.C.A. WANTED KNOWN— TUSTcIiANDED: 20 hogsheads and t/ crates General Crockery and Glassware, selling very cheap. Beautiful Cups and Saucers, .3/6 doz ; Toilet Sets, 10/6 ; Jugs, set of 3 for 2/6.— U.F.C.A. ANTED KNOWN— We are cash buyers of every description of Farm and Dairy Produce at highest market rates.— U.F.C.A. FOR SALE— 4O-acre Dairy Farm, . mile from factory, station, school and post office ; "6-roomed House, five Paddocks. Only £300 cash required.— Apply : Hugh L. Sherwill and Co. SUMMER MILLINERY.— Just opened: New Straw Hats (all shapes) from 6d to 4/6 .each ;' Ladies' pretty Trimmed Hats, 4/11, 5/11, 6/11, 8/11 to 14/6, at Sherborne House. TTIEiLDING RACES, Nov. 29 and 30. I ' lip for General Store Handicap : C.T.C. Store, first— a 'moral '1 HVTE W DRESSES— New Beiges, Coat--I_M ings, Serges, and Fancy Mater ials, also Prints, Piqnes, Drills, Muslins in great profusion. Patterns free by post. — Sherborne House. . YOU CANNOT BEAT THE BEST— C.T.C. Store is best m value, quality, assortment, attention, and prices. EID GLOVES.— Special value at 2/6 and 2/11 pair. We are offering 3plendid lines of Brown and Tan Kid • Gloves. Other qualities at 1/11, 3/11, & 4/11. — Skbnce & Spence, Bon Maxche. WANTED KNOWN— We are agents for the Southland Implement/ Co.'s Implements— the celebrated Colonial Drill (best in the world). Also, - the Osborne Co.'s American Farm Implements. Their '99 -Binder is the best made.— U.F.O.A i v FABRIC GLOVES.— White and Tan. the new styles, at 6d, 9d, 1/- and 1/6 pair ; also, Girls' Gloves in all sizes —white, black, tan. — Spence & Spence, HOSIERY for ladies, girls, boys, or men. We hold immense stocks of hosiery in all sizes. Best value guaranteed. — Spence &. Spence. WANTED KNOWN-For Paints, Oils, Colours, Glass, and Paperhangings, try the U.F.C.A. EOR Umbrellas and Sunshades, Ribbons; Laces- and Veilings, New Scarfs, Collars and Collarettes, Belts and Blouses, and all fashionable novelties, . try the Bon Marche. WANTED KNOWN— Everyone should drink Cooma Tea, the besb in the world.— At U.F.O.A. ~~ WANTED^KNOWN— L AWES' Celebrated Sheep Dip Powder and Fluid (poisonous and nonpoisonous) to be had at UIF.O.A. WHITE Washiug Doeskin Gloves, 2/3, 2/11, 3/6 ; White Lisle Gloves, Bd, 1/-, 1/4 ; white, tan, and beaver Cycling Gloves, 1/6 pair at John Cobbe's. T, ADIES' TENNIS SHOES in black, JLjI white, and tan (rubber soles), only 2/11 ; Men's Tan Leather Shoes at special "job" prices.— John Cobbe. /^i ARTHEW has just received a con V^J signment of CROQUET Sets, from 20s to 355. NEW ZEALAND TWEED SUITS made to measure at New Zealand Clothing Factory, 555, 57s 6d, 60s. WANTED KNOWN— -J "I r\ CASES of the most seasonable JLJLt/ Drapery, Millinery, Summer Mantles, etc.. to hand to date.— U.F.C.A, WANTED Known— Full shipment of SPRING GOODS just opened up. Please call early and make your selection.— A. Williamson, Tailor and Mercer. ' T\"TEW Books, Magazines, Periodicals, J^ and all the Christmas Numbers at Milson & Coles'. ( WANTED KNOWN— RepSirs to all kinds of Bicycles effected at the shortest notice by a competent man with eight years' experience. Moderate charges. — W. E. Chamberlain & Co., Engineers, Kimbolton Road. f 2. 1900. ANTED KNOWN— That although last consignment of Perambulators were sold out too quickly for the demand, W. G. Shearer has opened up a fresh lot — splendid value, as before. WANTED Known — Perambulators v and Mail Carts to hand from best makers at lowest prices afc W. G Shearer's, Manchester Street, Feilding