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Feilding Star, Issue 758, 19 December 1908, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

>*. We have a full stock of "A" quality Table Silver, consisting of Table Spoons and Forks, Dessert Spoons and Forks, Tea Spoons, Salt Spoons, Mustard Spoons, Egg Spoons, Sauce Ladles and Soup Ladles fto match), which we will be glad to show and quote prices. These goods are made expressly for us, and we can recommend tiiem for good weai\

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Six-roomed house to let. Neai, Cash ' Clothjer, advertises some lines in holiday wear in our miscellaneous column. B. Spiro wants waitress. Morton and Co. have houses to let. Harness mare for sal«. Three blade shearers wanted. Maclean's gigantic show for presentation goods. Dentists notify Christmas holidays. DAINTY CONFECTIONERY. Mr F. Groombridge, of Fergusonstreet, Feilding, who confines his trade to Confectionery, has made most extensive preparations for the Christ-' mas season. Besides his own manufactured goods, he has just opened a very largo stock of colonial and imported confectionery of the most alluring descriptions, framed in dainty surroundings and the most beautiful adornments. It is possible to purchase charming gifts at prices incredibly low, while the novelties he has opened up would delight the heart of the most artistic. A great novelty is the Christmas pudding of confectionery made by himself, attractive in appearance and pleasant to the taste. A visit to the establishment will prove the best solution of the Christmas present difficulty. CAKES AND CONFECTIONERY FOR CHRISTMAS. Mr A. J. Hart has developed the refreshment, catering and confectionery business taken over from Mr Grantham in Manchester-street to such an extent that its old owner would not recognise it. This has been accomplished by the "fact that the stock made on the premises and imported is only of one quality — the best — and whether it is in making a wedding cake of the most extensive dimensions or the most trifling triumph of the baker's art, Mr Hart seems to be a master of his craft. An inspection of the window to-day is convincing proof of the reason for the faith customers have in the estabOislhnent, for there is such an array of iced Christmas and New Year cakes and dainties the pastrycook delights in tempting folk with as have never been seen in Feilding before. The window is well worth seeing and resi- i dents will be wise not to miss the '" chance of inspecting it. ; .. . . i

FANCY BOXES OF CONFEC- I TIONERY.— We have just opened up a large Consignment of English and Colonial Confectionery, including Fancy Boxes from 3d to 25s each. Specially choice Variety of SANTA CLAUS Stockings from 3d to 5s each. Christmas Crackers and Bon Bons of every conceivable kind —Call and inspect at A. J. HART'S, Mancheeterstreet.