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Feilding Star, Volume II, Issue 592, 24 March 1908, Page 3

BOOTS and SHOES BOOTS and SHOES For Autumn and Winter wear NOW LANDING AT JOHN CAMPBELL'S BOOT WAREHOUSE. FERGUSSON STREET. MY Selection of ColonialjEnglish, and American Foot Wear for the Coming Season has been made from the Pick of the World'B Boot Manufacturers. The Styles will be right up to date, and my Prices for this Season will be based on so low a scale as to ensure a large volume of Feilding and District's Boot Business. Repairs done in a superior Style, and at the Lowest Prices Possible. LENT. SEASONABLE GOODS. SEASONABLE GOODS. Salmon, 11b tins. ' Salmon, sib tins. Herrings in Tomato Sauce. Kippered Herrings. Smoked Herrings. Salt Herrings. Only the Best Brands of Fish in Stock. Ling. Whitebait. Mullet. Sardines (smoked). Sardines (Alberts). Anchovies in Oil. QUALITY OUR FIRST CONSIDERATION. Anchovy Paste. [ Bloater Paste. Crab Paste. Smoked Salmon Paste. Salmon and Shrimp Paste. BRAMWELL BROS. DIRECT IMPORTERS Of Selected Fish and all Table Delicacies. Telephone 33. BOYS' JEESETS The G res ham, Polo Collar At NEAL'S. Boys' Fancy Knitt Navy Jerseys, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, to 3s d. Little Boys' Cardinal Jerseys, 1s 9d. Boys' All-Wool Navy Jerseys, 2s 9d, 3s 6d, 3s 11d. FOR SCHOOL WEAR. Boys' Fancy Cream Jerseys, 3s, 3s 6d, 3s ltd. (New Zealand made.) Boys' Heather Jerseys, 3s 6d, 3s 9d, 4s 6d. All pure wool. Very strong. NEA.L, Cash Clothier, Fergusson Street. PATRONISED By the Leading Residents. WHO? THE Feilding Cash Store MANCHESTER STREET, WHY ? For the Quality of our Goods. The punctuality of our Deliveries, And Attention to Customers. GEO. WELLS, Proprietor. WANTED.— Cyclists to bring thoir old Lamps to CLARKSON'S. Good allowance made in exchango for a now one. WE want you to ring up Telephone 151 for machine-made bricks, large or small orders supplied. BULL j AND GEORGE, Bookmakers, Feild ing. _/ DIABOLO Prices.— The Novice, Is j The Jonox, Is 6d; Mephesto, 3s; The Blister, 5s 6d ; Demon, 5s 6d ; Santeur, 7s 6d and 9s, at CARTHEW'S ARCADE. JOHN COBBE is opening up this week, 116 Cases" of General Drapery, for Autumn and Winter Use. Special Show of New Goods i n a few days. ANTED"I^NOWN. — PEEL'S FEILDING DYE WORKS, Kimbolton Road, is the place to send your Costumes or Suits to be cleaned or dyed. Mr Peel has had twenty years' experience in _ the line, and guarantees every satisfaction. Dry Cleaning a Specialty. EW Costumes, Jackets, Mantles, Jjlurs, Children's Coats, and Pelisses opening up this week, ex s.s. Ruapehu, Rimutaka and Corinthic. JOHN COBBE. -| C\ CASES of New Footwear for J.U Autumn and Winter Wear, openin* up this week at JOHN cobbS'S. ' ■^TKTINTER is approaching.— Make v V your room comfortable and cosy bY selecting a Carpet Square from BRAMWELL BROS. FFICES furnished complete, including Roll Top Desks, Cork Carpet or Inlaid Linoleum, Window Blinds. Etc. BRAMWELL BROS. WANTED KNOWN.— That R. ROBINSON receives a fresh supply of Fruit, Etc., daily. WANTED KNOWN .—Light Lunrhoons at nil times, and Afternoon Teas » Speciality. Catering for Balls. 1 Dinners, Parties, etc.. a particular feature of tb<» estoWishBipnt. Supper?' arranged for ftt A J HART'B Refreshment Ro->m». M&n skeiter Btrset, F«tWin«.