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Feilding Star, 30 May 1907, Page 3

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Boy wanted. White Leghorn cockerels for sale. Fortnightly, meeting of Oddfellowß on Friday. Dimook and Co. announce trucking dates for June. 11. U. Harden has several good dairy cows for sale. Longdill and Rodin have several thousand acres of land for sale. Plain and fancy dress skating carnival at Drill Hall on June sth. Cooking utensils of all kinds and "Orion" nigh pressure ranges are on sale at Bramwell's. N.Z. Railway Department notifies that on and after June Ist trains will leave Taihape for Mataroa. Geo. W. Kingsbeer advertises full Hue of latest phonographs of all makes at lowest possible prices. Also several good s.h. vehicles, including dogcarts, gigs, etc. Bramwell Bros, have a replace today drawing attention to live stock foods of various brands. "Sucrosine" unequalled for cattle, sheep and pigs, is also obtainable at the "Always Busy Stores." Amongst the cattle entered for tomorrow's sale is a line of 10 head of dairy cows to be sold by the N.Z.L. and 'ALA. Co., Ltd., on account of Mr T. Malone, Makino, who is giving up dairying. The cows are a tirst-class line of early calvers and are the whole ot the vendor's herd. Mr Malone is also prepared to guarantee the cows. t i In another column will be seen replace advertisements for Air W. Clarkson, the well known cycle dealer. This firm have made some great strides in the way of making their business the best m the district, therefore anyone who is requiring anything whatever in the line of cycle accessories, cannot do better than give them a call. Their stock comprises very largely of lamps, mudguards, gear cases, cycle capes; also a very large stock of bicycles.

i ENGLAND v. GERMANY. It is the Piano that has made this generation the most musical that has ever lived. Up to the present the German instrument has held sway ■ but owing to the alteration in the , tariff in the colony, you can now ■ place in your home, a Sterling Eng- • lish Piano at a price that defies Gert man competition. Some idea of the ; popularity of the English Piano may . be gained from the fact that the - Spencer Piano Co., one of the fore- » most English makers, have sold over I three thousand of these instruments r in New Zealand. The makers estis mate that there are over fifty thoui sand of their instruments in use at ? the present time, of which fifty ; have been supplied to different ships of his Majesty's Navy. The price of . these instruments puts them within : the reach of all, as they can be dei livered free to your door from £42 . 10s, or 22s 6d a month. All the i Pianos are iron frame, full tricord, . and have a patent check action, and s in their model class IB at £42 you . have a fulness of tone that is not s equalled by many of the so-called 7 semi-Grands, costing £60 or £70. The 1 * London and Berlin Piano Company, ' who are New Zealand agents for these celebrated instruments, have made Mr William Carthew, Feilding, agent, and he has foil power to grant liberal terms to purchasers. Mr Carthew has several Pianos in stock, and will be very pleased for anyone interested to call and inspect the English Spencer, and see what the celebrities in the musical world have to say about these world-renowned r instrument- 1 . -OENNETT TJROS.' SEATING • R INK . Plain & Fancy Dress fc Carnival. 1 DRILL HALL, WEDNESDAY, J_UNE sth. ■ Prizes for best Fancy Dressed Lady '" and Gent, Best Lady Skater. " f Gents' half mile and uovice races. „ Admission: One shilling. g :&_ d ROOKING Utensils of all kinds are i- V > sold at City Prices by Bram- ., well Bros., the loading House Furnishers.