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T OST-From Awahuri Road, 2 bay ±J horses (both alike), white spot on face, one branded, the other soar on leg. Finder please communicate with Collins Bros , Auctioneers. ANTED to Sell, a spring trap; nearly new. J. R, p cr ry, Kiwitea. nTANTED Known— That Mr Seoul. m' -iM ; A tom , £ la8 g°w, Preaches (D.V.) at Gospel Hall to-morrow. 7 p.m. i ANTED^Known-A sp'endid lot of fresh rock oysters and smoked fish just at Olementson's Oystei. Saloon, Manchester Street. Feilding. .Oyster grit for fowls,, WANTED Knqwn-FeiMing Gun Olnb sparrow matches in Messrs Gorton and Son's paddock, Wednesday next, commencing at 1 80 p.m. Nominations dote on ground. WANTED Known-Mr Parlane, of Ashburlion, will reply to the Liquor Advocate, Mr T. M. Smith, in Square to night; at 8.15. ANTED Known-Revs. Lawry i.t- will dear with •'Liquor FalUcieß and Fables" in Square to-night at 8.15. TO" AN TE D Known-Wesleyan J- v ?^ ntch to - m °wow, Rev A. C* preach 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. WANTED Known-The Band~of . Hope will meet on Monday evening in Wesleyan School, 7 p.m." Rev. Lawry will give attractive lantern programme. WANTED-Good boy to learn ,the mLJZ .^P^/- Hartley, boot* maker, Manchester Street. WANTED Known-For all the 11 '--Mr?- Dew Books » Periodicals, and Magazines go to Carthew'B. J°L LINE n ,T 6a ?«ys almost gifen J» away. Call early and secure the oafga-na. Milson and Colob, ManChester Bazaar, Feilding. rpo Let, seven-roomed hottße (new). X Ranrarly Road. Apply R, J, Thompson, Kimbdlton Road. pbee gift, just landed at "Barry's Cyole Workg," a ship, ment of Singer Cyoles, direct from the works. Also, a small consignment of Electric Cycle Lamps. Up to the month ending August 22nd, I will give free of oharge an electric' lamp to all purchasers of Singer Cycles. G. Barry. BEWARE of Cheap Jack .Shops The public generally is con. versantwitrii the name of " Cheap and Nasty,"^ Cheap Rubbish," or " Dear at Any Price." J. Darragh. JDARRaGH attributes his sue* ' • cess, to a large extent, on keep* ing the "Best Goods," and selling at a fair prioe. He does not pose, as a dealer in " second-rate goods," which are sold oheap to trap the public A VISIT to my Warehouse will convince any one who is competent to judge that I hold the best stock and the most up-to-date to be found in any, store in the district. The steady ioorease in the business is one of the best proofs that the prices are right, and for the same quality cannot be beaten anywhere.. Joseph Darragh, Feilding.,. A DEMONSTRATION wfll be made by Madame Beitthn, the American' Expert of the •••» W. 8." Corsets, in the art of fittiag these famous Corsets, on Monday 25th, Tuesday 26tb, and Wednesday, 27th July, at JOHN OOBBE'S Showroom. Large assortment of Corsets to he shown. No charge for fitting. W4NTED Lnown--Prize Canaries for sale ; in pairs or single. Apply Fruit Depot; Manchester Street. till ANTED, good general servant or .*.■»■•■ help. Mrs .Allan, Kimbolton Road, ■ TjIIGHT HARD against garden and C orchard pests. . MoDougal's Insecticide or. Vermorite are the best destroyers, and Bram well's is the place to buy them. Also, agents for 11 Success " and •• Taniwha " Spray Pumps and Syringes. FOWL NETTING rednced in price. All Bizeß, 3ffc, 4f6, and 6ft wide in .stock. Also, "^Bone Mills, Fowl Grit, Chicken Meal, and the famous Canadiae Incubators. Bramwell Bros. WNTER Games. Best assort* ment of Is Winter Games at Milson and Coles, Manchester Bazaar, Feilding.: ; T INOLEUMS in new designs are XJ all subject to 'sale discount at Spence and Spenoe's. Remnants are offered very oheap. HEARTH RUGS, in big variety, are. substantially reduced in price duriog Salei Prices from la to 17s 6d each. At Spence and JSpenoe's. "TTNBLEAOHED Twilled Sheeting, \J 54 inches wide, can be bought at 7^d per yard during sales At Spence and Spenoe's. BLEACHED and Unbleached Table Linen. Big selection to choose from. From ' 9Jd per , yard while the Sale lasts. ' At Spence and Spence's. y : BURST into public favour; Klenzo Extract of Soap and Patty Pan Baking Powder. .• > Samples free at C.T.C. Stores. Also, just landed, new and well assorted stock of gardening requisites. Call and inspect. POULTRY. We shall be pleased to t quote you for incubators, brooders, green bone cutters, shell and bone mills, clover cutters, spray pumps, disinfectants, Parpw roofing, 1, 2, and 3-pty, and sundry other articles connected with saccessfnl poultry raising. C.T.O. Stores every time for lowest price and highest quality. WIRE Mattresses and Stretcher*, all bizes and qualities (made up on the premises). Bedding in Flax, Fleck, and Rapoc. Brass Bail and plain Bedsteads ; a. large selection in I stock to choose frota. Sortie. 6d Spring EolJers left. Bl.EN'l'B FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, Manchester Street. ' WANTED to Sell, two second-band Bradley s in first class order. Apply James and Co. .' „ NOW is the time to plant WEIGEfTMAN'S lovely Roaea. The Nurseries,. Awahuri. LOST, on Wednesday last, bay gelding, 151 "handa, good condi* tion, not clipped, white star on fore* head. Finder please . communicate with Government Stock Department, Feilding, or Pa'merston North. WANTED— Ladies and gentlemen who have used Hendy's Egg Julep say it is an "ideal- tonic "for the hair, and gives the dullest hair a perfect gloss. Bottles Is. J. Darragh, merchant, sole agent. T> EFINEMENT of tone and delicacy jLt) of touch are distinguishing qualities of the "Waldemar Piano." Their durability is undoubted. They improve with use. Sole Agents : H. Collier and Co., Feilding Branob. Manchester Street. WANTED Known—Mrs E. A. Williams, ladies' nurse, Warwick Street, WORTH Knowing 1 Boys' Caps 6d, Cardigan Jackets 2/6, Kaiapoi Winter Underolothine, Shirts or. Pants. -8/11, -worth; 5/5, at John Oobbe'a Sale.

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Feilding Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 27, 23 July 1904, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Feilding Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 27, 23 July 1904, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Feilding Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 27, 23 July 1904, Page 3

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