It is well to know that you can have your bicycle repaired in a satisfactory manner at Barry's, the only exclusive bicycle factory in Feilding. r> killed labour and best material onlyused. "Free wheels " fitted to any style of bicycle, Agent for the farnons Dayton's. — Advt. Footballers are buying our regulation football boots at 10/6. Why ? Because the price for these in Feilding are 12/6, and because we can sell cheaper than any other house. Ladies' gum boots at 8/ ; we have been ruehed for these. Our 1/- tie sell by the half dozen at a time, because tbey are worth 1/6 and 2/-. Our shop is fully stocked and full of bargains. Compare our prices. New Zealand Clothing Factory— Advt. The approach of the winter season is evidenced by the activity of the vendors of patent specifics for treatment of colds and kindred ills. It is astonishing howffcsilv money may be saved and valuable time gained by resource to such a well tried remedy as Sykes' Cura Cough, which has for year*. been before the public, and on its merits came to be recognised as the most important article in every household during the winter months. So much depends on nippiog a cold in the bud, that it pays to have a remedy ready to band when wanted. Sykes' Cura Cough, 2/6 and 1/6 at all stores.— Advt. Reading matter continued on tourtb page.) Advertisements. MANCHESTER ROAD BOARD, NOTICE is hereby given that Mr Donald Quarrie has been duly nominated for the vacancy in No. 1 sub division of the above Board ; and there being no other nomination, I therefore declare him elected member of the above Board to represent No. 1 sub-division. CHAS. BRAY, Returning Officer. TENDERS. ffIENDERS are invited for the X erection of a six- roomed nouee in West Street. Plans and specifications at C.T.C. Stores, where tenders close 6 p m , Thursday, Bth inst. The lowest or any tender not nee essarily accepted. D. HAS WELL. MISS N. PARSONS, Student of Guild Hall of Musio, London. MISS PARSONS is prepared to receive pupils for voice production, singing, and piano. At home on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 10 to 12, at Miss Koe's, Te Kaw'a Eawa, Feilding. mHE MANCHESTER RIFLEB. PARADES FOR APRIL: Thursday, 10th (Government) Thursday, 17th (Company) Thursday, 24th (Government) In the Drill Hall, al 7.30 p.m. Orderly for month— Sergt. Diamond By Obdek. j. E. BABLTROP, Captain. NOTICE. ANY person trespassing on my property with dog or gun will be prosecuted. A. WALKER, "The Willows," Feilding. SHOOTING NOTICE. ANYONE found on my property with oog or gun will be prosecuted with (be utmost rigor of the law. R. MUNBO, Lee's Line. TO SPORTSMEN. NOTICE is hereby given that all trespassers on my sections in Fharasjn and Sberwill Streets, with dog or gun, in pursuit of game, will be prosecuted. M. A. KIRTON, . Sherwill Street. TO TRESPASSERS. T)ERBONS trespassing on my farm, . JT Awfttiuh Road, with dog or gun, will be prosecuted. -• . ' M. HASTIE^ T>RESERVING Pans, Fruit Jan Mf- Jteli^ Jats, Preserving Sugar Ao at Shearers
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Feilding Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 1426, 3 May 1902, Page 3
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513Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Feilding Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 1426, 3 May 1902, Page 3
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