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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 765, 30 December 1908, Page 3

FREfc CORONATION FARinIMiS. ALL THIS WEEK. Pond's Areco tooth paste, Is B^d this week at Hean's Pharmacy Hewlett's Malted Food, Is o^d this week at Jleau's Pharmacy. PascalL's Barley Almonds, ll|d this week at Hean's Pharmacy. Hean's Worm Powders, Hid this week at Hean's Pharmacy. Talsic Powder, Baby's Beet Dusting Powder, ll£d this week at Hean s Pharmacy. , . Hare Coronation Farthings tree to all this week at Hean's Pharmacy. All patent medicines reduced one farthing each this week at Heans Pharmacy. „,.,. See the Coronation larthings m window at Hean's Pharmacy. This chance may never occur again. Make sure or your Coronation ingBuy as often as you like this week at fieun's Pharmacy— a Coronaticm Farthing free to every cash purchaser of a shilling and upwards. Securing one, two, three, half a dozen or more Coronation Farthings will not cost you anything: Simply make all your drug store purchases this week at Hean's Pharmacy. One farthing to every cash purchaser of a shilling and upwards. Pure Olive Oil, the best the world produces, Is bottles for ll^d this week, at Hean's Pharmacy. Do you remember the date of the King's Coronation? A Fruit is shown on every Coronation Farthing. Can you find it? Free Coronation Farthing 6. The early purchasers catch the coin. There is a Coronation Farthing for you at Hean's Pharmacy. Start a collection of rare coins. Coronation Farthings all this week at Hean's Pharmacy. "What are your drug 6tore wants? Buy this week at Heau's Pharmacy. To every purchaser of a shilling's worth and upwards a Coronation Farthing for nothing. Goods reduced one farthing — the coin is thus your rightful change. Put a few by for tho grandchildren. In years to come they will appreciate Coronation Farthings. Eggsham Hair Tonic 2s sJ'd this week at Hean's Pharmacy. Tonic Nerve Nuts 2s s|d this week at Hoan'6 Pharmacy. Hean's Headache Nuts quickly curp splitting headaches, llfd this week at Hean's Pharmacy. Perlo Tooth Powder Is s|d this week :ifc Hean's Pharmacy ■

MEW ftOVgRH SEME NTS. -; •■;•«*■ ' . We have a full stock of "A" quality Table Silver, consisting of Tablo Spoons and Forks, Dessert Spoons and Forks, Tea Spoons, Salt Spoons, Mustard Spoons, Egg Spoons, Sauce Ladles and Soup Ladles (to match), which we will be glad te show and quote prices. Tbese goods are made expressly for us, and we can reoommend tfiem for good wear. 7EO. SHORT. Minchaitsr-itreeL FiHH'*. Maternity nurse seeks re-engage-ment. . _„,,. Pearl pin lost in Feddmg. H. Wrede and Son want shoeing and general smithy work. Lady wants position as nurse or general. Motor 'bus leaves for Cheltenham sports on New Year's Day. Person who found overcoat us requested to return it. Feilding and District Cricket Association meet on Friday evening. Mr Hean, chemist, will be pleased to attend to any persons requiring I teeth extracted during the time the I dentists are closed. There is no opportunity Hike the I present. And. therefore, study your own interests and purchase your furniture from Brent's Manchesterstreet furniture warehouse. The Royal "Exchange Assurance Co., through its local agents (Messrs Ongley and Kolly) sends us a blotter, a wall calender and a desk calender. A calender also comes to hand from the Phoenix Assurance Co., through Messrs A. H. Atkinson and Co. A young New Zealauder who has just started his return voyage to the dominion (says a London correspondent), is Master W. R- Friar (Onehunga), who came Home to take part in the Boys' Bisley, and woh did very well as his country's representative, - though he just missed both the Gwendolen Guinness and the Cheylesmore trophies. He is taking with him the presentation rifle, given in recognition of the good shooting records bo put up at Bisley. Says the Otago Daily Times on the dairy regulations: The desirability of making some effort to ensure that there shall be the progress which the department is aiming at will be acknowledged, but it is also fairly evident that the department was by its regulations attempting to legislate in advance of tbe times and for the attainment of what is in present circumstances, unatainable. The very best furniture, made of the most enduring material, in the latest styles and the most perfect finish, at the most reasonable pnces, at Brent's Feiiaing Furniture Warebouse, M-anoheeter-street, near tbe firebel. NEW YEAR'S DAY PICNICS— Do not trouble to cook dainties for your New Year Picnics, but save' money by purchasing them of the best quality and at prices you cannot make tbem for at A. J. HARTS, Manohester-stret. FARM MANURES Large stocks of New Zealand Bon-*-**-dust and imported Superphosphate. Sp-p^ial Mixtures nt ••.horteHt notice. f^VA-if W a"! in '.<-*•••*-• <;•••!>•-<» FTivlnVr .',ii ?•>'•< v -r. :■<■■■?•■..•» r-.*:v : ••*■■■ Mr William Wallace, Tarrawarra. Roto, via ■ Hillsten, N.S.W.. writec: "I make it a point to always kee-j Chamberlain's ConVn Remedy in :;..- house, having never known it t.> I -iii wben givon for coughs or colds." bur Cala lw -Hill r-bf-miii* nt>-\ « ♦ rtr**V •_-iw**»--» Messrs Hansen and Co., General Merchants, Shortland, Thames, N.Z., say: "From our experience in selling Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy we are satisfied that a few doses of it is sufficient to cure anyone suffering from °°1 M ;{ diarrhoea or pains in the Btomach. ■ For sale by all chemists and store- ,________*: ____________________r