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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 764, 29 December 1908, Page 3

j Auctions. A. H. Atkinson «nd Co., Ltd. ~ FIRST QUALITY FARM SEED£ Full Stocks CARTER'S Celebrate Turnip Seeds. Ryes, Clovers, etc. Kempthorne Prosser Manures (Sole Agents) McCORMICK AND DEERING 1M PLEMENTS. Binders, Mowers, Discs, Hay Rakes Drills, etc. (All duplicate parts in stock. DONALD'S WOOL PRESS. A. H. ATKINSON AJSTD CO., LTD. AUCTIONEERS, LAND, STOCK, an<! PRODUCE AGENTS, FEILDING. UNRESERVED SALE OF 60 ,000 FEET 60 ,000 IEET BUILDING TIMBER SALE PC STPONEB To Wednesday, January 6, 1909. AH. ATKINSON AND CO., • LTD., havo received instructionf from MESSRS McELROT anc BODDY to sell as above:— 60,000 feet of 0.8., Dressed Heart Totara, and Whit* Pine building timber at th< mill, Feilding, Halcombe Road. mHE~LAW OF AFFINITY. LIKE DJtAWS LIKE. The best bread is baked by the best baker. . The best baker uses the best ingredients. The best ingredients are those that give the best results. The best results get the best award: NAMELY, PUBLIC APPROVAL. I HAVE PROVED IT. May I havo the pleasure of proving it to you? A postcard will bring the cart to your door. Bread delivered to A ivahuri THREE TIMES WEEKLY. Orders for Bread or Small Goods left with Messrs Stephens Bros, promptly attended to. E. WHITEHEAIV BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, Fergusson-strcet, Feilding. THE HOUSE OF QUALITY. UNITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' Picnic aod Spoils. VICTORIA PARK. FOXTON. NJfIW YEAR'S DAY, JANUARY 1. TRAIN FARES (Including admission to Ground), Feildiug— Adults, 3s 9d; Children, Is 9d. Bunnythorpe— Adults, 3s 3d; Children, Is 6d. Trainleaves Feilding at 9 a.m., returning from Foxton at 5.15 p.m., and Racecourse at 5.30 p.m. Tho 9 a.m. train Foilding to Foxton and the 4.45 p.m. train Foxton to Palmerston will NOT stop at any intermediate stations between Palmerston and Racecourse. C. J. PAGE, c/o Hannah and Co., Ltd,. Hon. Secretary. A WAH URI SPORTS. EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1909. Running and Cycling Events. Trotting and Hunters' Competitions. Liberal prizes for all Events. Nomination for Pedestrian and Cycling events close on January 16, and for Horse events on January 20. Programmes obtainable from Secretary, or may be seen at Star Office. J. McLean, Hon. Secretary. Why Be Robbed? WHY pay any longer sums from £18 to £23 for Cycles when you can buy the vejy best English make for £10 10s to £15 15s, with all the latest improvements on, guaranteed for two years, Dunlop Tyres, Eadie Coaster, Freewheel Hub, best Weldless Steel Tubing, Mud Guards, Front Rim Brake, B.S.A. Tools and Bag, Pump and Clips, Brooks 810 Saddle, and Bell, all complete. From the REVOLUTION CYCLE CO.. VY. B. WATSON, Our Motto: Every Rider an Agent. FOR A REALLY GOOD CYCLE : TRY ONE, at WATSON'S "BYKO." CHOICEST HOLIDAY CONFECTIONS IN ABUNDANCE, AT GOULD & SON'S EXCELSIOR ROOMS, MANCHESTER SQUARE. IN Keeping with the Ever-growing popularity of these attractive goods, we have on hand a very larg< variety of the most (approved makei of Imported and Colonial Confection! put up in boxes of unique and pretty design — most aceptable presents. Refreshments, Afternoon Tea, etc Balcony and Upstairs Room "(over looking Manchester-square) open t< patrons lat any hour. EXCELSIOR TEA ROOMS. (Next John Cobbe's.) Holiday Goods. SEE Our New Show Windows stocked with Novelties in Con fectionery. Boats freighted with Sweets. Motors loaded with Chocolates. Handkerchief and Glove Boxe packed with Confections^ and an a« sortment of Fancy Boxes by th famous firms of Cadbury, Fry, Roue tree, and Pascal. E. WHITEHEAD, The House of Quality, Fergnason-street, Feilding. UNIQUE DISPLAY IN OUR CENTRE WINDOW. THE new wide brim straw shapei • the new "Merry Widow" an - other ready-to-wear hats, New Bloi l ses. Neckwear, Belts • and all • this , makes shopping delightful. f B© aure and watch for our windo' - attraction.. MoGRUIR, THOMSON AND CO