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Feilding Star, Volume I, Issue 290, 13 June 1907, Page 1

SAVE 15 % = ■ Our facilities for buying, and policy of quick sales, make it possible for you to save many pounds here. In describing goods we frequently use the term " Low Prices," because this is the most accurate term we can apply to the goods we sell. But it< should be borne in mind that the term "Low Prices" with us don't mean CHEAP GOODS— not a bit of it. We use the term " Low Prices" in the comparative sense only. Some goods are too cheap for us to handle, others too dear — in neither case do you receive proper return for money expended. You can shop at the Bon Marche with the full assurance that you are getting 20/- worth for every £ expended — AND MORE. As with the list published to-day, we can frequently offer you a clear saving of from 10 to 20%. The articles in this list are the very goods you are requiring At the present moment. With a cold winter in prospect, make your purchase NOW. BLANKETS, FUNNELS, FLANNELETTES, RIGS. SHAWLS AND DOWN QUILTS, We have a Large and Carefully Purchased Stock. COLONIAL BLANKETS, FLANNELS AND RUGS direct from the mills. Although prices have advanced all round for. these goods, we can still sell at the old rates. ENGLISH BLANKETS, RUGS AND SHAWLS imported direct We can thus sell to you at wholesale prices. WHITE BLANKETS, 8/11 to 42/6 per pair WHITE WOOL SHAWLS, 1/6 to 18/GREY BLANKETS, 8/6 to 28/6 per pair ALL WOOL FLANNELS, ll*d to 2/- pcjr yard BUSH RUGS, 2/8 to 14,9 FLANNELETTES, 5d to 1/- per yard BUGGY RUGS, 12/6 to 85/- (Splendid Value) TRAVELLING RUGS, 7/6 to 60/- DOWN QUILTS, 7/6 to 60/PLAID SHAWLS, 8/6 to 12/6 COT QUILTS, 4/6 to 10/6 These prices require no comment, other than to say that they exhibit ft saving of 10% to 15% on ruling quotations. SPENCE & SPENCE, THE BON MARCHE Feilding.

WHY SUFFER FROM INDIGE TION? EAT ONLY GOULD'S BERMALINE AND WHOLE MEAL BREAD. The only Sur Rome-ty for Indige'tfon The Finest WHITE, bermaline, Whole meal & i * milk bread I Dolivercd to all parts of the town daily HIGH-CLASS VEHICLES. I I' JASY TO DRAW . -<ASY TO DRAW. EASY TO RIDE LX, ASY TO RIDE IN. EASY TO BUY. ASY TO BUY. j We are willing to go to more trouble* ' than you may suppose in preparing ! designs and specifications. CALL OR WRITE. i JAMES AND CO.. ; KIMBOLTON ROAD, I FEILDING. ! i | « ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES BETWEEN KIMBOLTON AND FEILDING. Leave Poole's Hotel 7.45 a.m. Arrive at Feilding 9.55 a.m. Leave the Empire Stables, Feilding 3.45 p.m. Arrive Kimboiton 6.45 p.m ALL parcels left at the Manchester Stables for Kirabolton and Apiti ' will be carefully attended to, and i must be prepaid. Buggies, Saddle Horses, Special Coaches, &c, always on hire at the ! Family and Commercial Hotel Stable : Kir.ibolton C MAX-BAUR, Proprietor. IF BOOKING TO LONDON, & Send or call for Cook's Sailing List. Posted free, giving Fares and Sailings. ALL Lines, All Routes, All Classes Lowest Rates. No Booking Foes. Assistance en loute. Plan of Steamers filed. 1907 Passengers, Book your Berths 1 Now, COOK'S SHIPPING OFFICE, Wellington. Garni) itsis JBrotners, FISH MERCHANTS, Manchester street. Telephone 114 INHABITANTS of Feilding and JL surrounding districts can be supplied with Fresh Fish daily in any quantity of any kind. Regular subplies received twice daily. Oysters, 1 Rabbit* and Crayfish in 6eason. Smoked Fish a speciality. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ring up 'phone 114. Deliveries at any hour of the day. Terms CASH. 'Weekly, fortnightly or monthly accounts by arrangement only. GAMBITSIS BROTHERS, FISH MERCHANTS, Manchester street, Feilding. HARRY HEFFORD, ! [Late of Aahburton'], GENERAL BLACKSMITH, DESIRES to announce that he has commenced business in premises lately occupied by Mr TAYLOR, Man Chester Square, Feilding, and would respectfully solicit a share o public patronage. Horses shod under the personal super vision of the Proprietor. _____^_ » G. Johnston Webster, A.M T.C.E., London. prvlL ENGINEER, AUTHORISED AND LICENSED StfRMYO . No. 7, Darragh's dnildings, FEILIMNG.