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Feilding Star, Issue 352, 24 August 1907, Page 3

Auctions. Harry Palmer. We are not advertising in this papei for the pleasure of spending money We want your Business. HARRI PALMES AND CO. PALMERSTON NORTH, |_l - an established market for PIGS, PRODUCE AND POULTRY Sales every Saturday at 12 noon. Try us once and we will have your •k"~" for life. NEW ARRIVALS FROM BIRMINGHAM EX S.S. KUMARA fcf\ BRASS MOUNTED DU BEDSTEADS. Sizes 3ft 4in and 4ft 6in. CHILDREN'S COTS. ITALIAN and PARISIAN BEDSTEADS. FROM SHEFFIELD EX S.S. PAPANUI. CARPENTERS' TOOLS. WEED FORKS AND TROWELS. TOILET CLIPPERS. TOBACCO CUTTERS. SHEEP SHEARS. FROM STAFFORDSHIRE. EX S.S DRAYTON GRANGE. White and Gold China CUPS AND SAUCERS and CHINA WARE of all descriptions. Expected Arrivals EX S.S STAR OF SCOTLAND. ROLL TOP DESKS. EX S.S KATUNA. LAWN MOWERS. BRAMWELL BROS. YORK TEA ROOMS. NOW OPEN UPSTAIRS, IN charge of MISS HIGGENS, Teacher of Cookery Class at Feilding Technical School. Mr A. J. Massey, Professor of Music Certificate — Royal College of Music.i — Teacher of — Violin, Piano, Organ & Singing. Will commence tuition, 2nd April TERMS ON APPLICATION. Address — \orangi-street, back of Drill Hall, Feildin* Remember TT7HEN THE DOCTOR PRESCRIBES, THAT OUR DRUGS, ETC., are SECOND TO NONE. QUALITY, ACCURACY and FAIR CHARGES ARE OUR WATCHWORDS. J. S. TINGEY, CHEMIST (By Exam.), Opposite Spence and Spence, Feilding. DRILL HALL. ■mTONDAY, AUGUST 26, at 8 p.m. MAKING FRIENDS WITH UNCLE SAM. Humorous Lecture by C. H. Poole, Esq., M.H.R., illustrated by 100 Lantern Views of Yosemite Valley, Suva, Honolulu, British Columbia, San Franqisco, Salt Lake City, Chicago, Denver, Buffalo, Niagara, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, etc., etc. Lecture interspersed with Jubilee and Minstrel Songs. Proceeds in aid of Wesleyan Organ Fund. Tickets, Is each. Chair to be taken by F. Pirani, Esq. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. A NEW FIRM. HAVING purchased the hairdressing and Tobacconist business hitherto carried on by Mr F. Bray, in Fergusson street, opposite Messrs Bramwell Bros., we beg to notify that after thoroughly renovating the establishment- it is our intention to open up with a full first-class stock or everything necessary incidental to a first class trade. A feature of the business will be Public School Children's Requisites. The Hairdressing Saloon will be under the immediate supervision of Mr E. C. (Tip) Haybittle, for many years leading artist for Messrs Ross and Co., Napier. WE POLITELY INVITE A MEASURE OF SUPPORT. R. F. Haybittle an<| Son, E.C FEILDING MOUNTED RIFLES. MEMBERS are hereby notified that there will be prize shooting at the Range to-morrow, at 12.30 sharp. g 80?ENSBN; Captain Commanding F.M.R. FOR another week we will continue to offer our stock of Ladies' and Girls' Coats and Macintoshes at Bargain prices. Spence and Spence, Bon Marche. HE BON MARCHE for Best Value in Ready-made Blouses of all kinds. Bargains in Flannelette Blouses at Is lid, 2s 3d, 2s Od, 2s lid each. Spence and Spence. "¥T|7 ANTED. — Horses. Horses. Horseß. We are buyers of Horses of every class in good condition, broken or unbroken, from 3 years upwards; cash. Hoult and Sons, Feilding. Telephone, 99. AT the Bon Marche, for another week, the remains of our winter Hats and Trimmed Millinery will be submitted at abnormal prices to clear. Spenoe and Spwnce. NOTICE. I A. F.. GREAVES, of Kimbol- ? ton, will not be responsible for ; any debts contracted in the, name of Greaves and Sangswardt from this date. A. F. GREAVES. NEW BOOKS at Carthew's Arcade: —"Jane Cable," C. B. McCutcheon; "A Mirror of Shallott," Benson; "The Mystics," Thurston; "Shorty McCabe," Sewell Ford ; "Passing of the Third Floor," Jerome; "Short Cruises," W. W. Jacobs; "The Second Generation," Phillips; "Brewster's Millions," MoCutcneon. New supplies of "The Doctor of Crows Nest," Ralf Connor; "The Scarlet Pimpernel," Baroness Ores?.