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Feilding Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 49, 20 September 1905, Page 2

j OUR WINTER SALE I CLOSED ON SATURDAY, 1 2th August. j SPRING GOODS 1 ARE NOW ARRIVING. % New Styles in Costumes. I New Styles in Millinery. I New Styles in Blouses. I NEW GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. I New Materials for Spring I and for Summer wear in 1 Washing and Woollen C Fabrics. I SAMPLES POST FREE ON APPLICATION. I Kirkcaldie & Stains, 1 . LIMITED. i WELLINGTON & NAPIER.

8121. A REAL EfARGAIN FOR LADIES. THE WRITE HANNAH lA//» TODAY BOOT. lU/O FOR A PAIR. \T7 E offer you this astonishing bargain to popularise our marvellous W footwear. Our " Special " is a sewa, beautifully finished black glace kid boot. Dainty style, very comfortable and durable. We have them in lace and button. Why pay more ? Just try one pair of these lovely boots from us. You will be astonished and delighted. EVENING WEAR. EVENING WEAR. Ladies' Giace Kid Court Shoes, 2/11 Wen's Patent Lace Shop, 5/11, 8/b 8/6 heeded 4/6 Men's Glace Romeos, 8/11. 9/6 Ladies' Patfnt Vamp Trilby Shoes Men's Felt Slippers, 1/3^ 8/11. 4/11 6/6 to 14/6 Men's Carpet Slippers. 2/11, 8/6, 5/b LadieH 1 White Kid Court, or one bar, Men's Goloshes in larpe variety. 6/6, 8/6 Every description of Gentlemen's Boots Every description of Ladies' Boots and Shoes 1000 pair of Babies' Boots, Shoes, and Slippers to choose from. Why throw away your old boots when we repair them equal to new ? Leather and Grindery retailed to the trade. R. HANNAH & CO., MANCHESTER STEET, FEILDING. YORK BUILDING^ MISS COSTLEY, • LADIES' OUTFITTED. NEW SPRING MILLINERY NOW BEING OPENED. A Choice Lot of Ready to-wear Hats. Novelties in Colars, Ties, Belts, etc * Dressmaking in charge of Miss M. Gh Costley. Agent for Madame Weigel's Paper Patterns. George Turner,! important to beat« ie street, Farmers. . . (Ne»r Advocate Office), Certificated Plamber, Gas Fitter,.^ T KEEP everything in tbo Veterin Hot Wa er Engineer, ± ary hue Horse and Cattle -„ _,„,._ „ „ _ , D Drenches, Cofdmou Powders. Worm |T( LECTRIO Bells fitted up. Re and pb yß ie Balls, Vbtenn^ry Vaseline, JJJ pairs in all oranches. Carbolio Salve, Abortion Tabloids, Estimate* famished. Injection Tabes, Milk Fever Syriages Orders lett at W. Creightons, ftnd Tabloidßt Ejection Syriiges, Painter, Warwick Street, wjII be ut i« ept i o A j r Sjriug^s, Syphous, and promptly attfcnded to Extract of Malt for Horses and Cattle id one pound tins I'nce 1/6 per pound. T?-»*i +Vie» "RaTYtr Diep nuer tor Mr Burton, M.R O V S JOI LlltJ -DdUy. Veterinary Surgeon to the Farmers' — Union Enquirers ior Mr Burton JF you desire ago <d night's reßt, p) ea . e notify me. give baby a dobe of Night Bell attached to premises. Prescriptions dispensed any hour of MOTHER'S th. da, or Irish.. FRIEND. Qeo H.Haybittle, Invaluable during teething and for all CHEMIST & OPTICIAN, disorders of- tbe Btomach and bowels. Manchester Street, FeilHing! PRICE, 1/ and 2/ (opposite outton and Cos Drapery PREPARED and >OLL> ONLY by v vv Establishment). F.G.WOOLLAMS TelephODedlllaDd67 OHEMIST, FEiLDING. At JAMES, N.B — beware of imitations. RA.CTIOAL A KCHITECT, .•£__ FASTIDIOUS WOMEN Darragh's Buildings, MaDcbester ENJOY DRINKING * Squnre, Feildinp. SURATURA TEA. IT is so different from ordinary teas —different in many ways, differ ______■______■ ent in quality, in flavour and arom ', PV'fl^^l^^H^l^^^rV different in all tbe essentials that make ■ I good tea. II ill IB^-> aVI I suratuka tea MfKr"^uVM __m(f_l_r 7"v ■hll___r <*"»<**°«^Vn9 Is the choicest of hill-grown, high. Mm^J^SfL^ 1 _^B 3 grade eylon Teas. It is absolutely ■^^^J2S n a^i d J^B pare, and is guaranteed not blended with IndU, China, or any cheaper ML ordiw waporiwrd _o4 «• _dH inferior teas. wffl w. too am mpaUed. ______ ___^_________ M _■ *■*____> —^ .*» _^_____B_____, Betai77rices. J*3n Bucafcara A quality - 1/6 per lb |H#JLc^b. _^___i__^__i it B if • 1/9 H _^__lfl_______B SOLD AT ALL STORES. H___E_U_L_Clj[-_^_-_H___i —A CARD — TO m. S. Oharlsworth, * <>-«> 0 Em adbian porter, Authorised Surveyor, SURGEON DENT 18 T, Assoc. Mem Amer. Inst. Civil VI &? be consulted in the apart]; Engineers. _?JL meats ibove the premises of Mr Woollams, ohemiel, Manchester Address — Sandiland's Building, street Kimbolton R^ad. Agent at Apiti— Mr Caldwell, cur- Pri-ati residence- Eimbolton Koad. veyor. Agent at Kimlwlton— Mr R. U: __________ Harden, Comminsion Agent. -r-rr rjRPjJQ-JJXON OUR OFFER. otooycle Gas Lamps 18/9, Belmont 10/6, Blunnel's Celluloid Mud Guards 10/6, PAINTER, fitted while yon wait. All makes of Tyres etooked and fitted at a few # ! minutes' notice at G. Barry andOo.'s Watwtok Street ... FeildiDg.