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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 82, 6 March 1909, Page 3

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. GREENBTONE GOODS. Photo Frames, letter openers, bookmarks' and cutter, butter knives, salt moons, bread forks, jam spoon, sugar after, mustard spoon, butter forks, penholders, fruit knife, links, hearte, tiki, lockets, books, and pendants in great variety. Brooches in many designs, swords, shamrocks, tusks, ferns, with N.Z. and Kia Ora mounts suitable for sending Home. GEO. SHORT, Manchester-street, Feilding, Hannah's want young lady for showroom. 10 to IS acres wanted. Two purses lost. , Furnished or unfurnished room required. Sheep dog strayed. Morton and Co. insert replaces. Three or four good cows wanted. F. Flavall has two houses to let. On Monday at 2 p.m. A. H. Atkinson and Co.. Ltd., are setting without reserve a select lot of useful furniture at the bouse of Mrs Cohen, Weststreet. A glance at the advertisement will give an idea of the choice articles to be submitted.

Mr W. Fossey. Director of the Feilding Technical School, waited on the Oroua County Council to-day and asked for a donation towards tne reduction of the debt on the Technical School building. The Council was in a generous mood, and decided to make a donation of £20_, providing liberal assistance was given to the running of country classes. "Sometimes," said Uncle Bben, "I * ketches myself lambastin' a mule for | d»in' purty much de same as I would I do if I was in de mule's place !" I Mr A. Warner, Stafford, N.Z., * writes: "A few months ago while ■ „ working in a store at Utiku I had a * severe attack of colic and diarrhoea. I Am I was steadily growing worse I I decided to try Chambberlain'a Oolio, ? Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and r. I was surprised to find that it only I took a few doses to cure me. Since j then I have never lost an opportunity ' to recommend it to any of my friends • faSering from ihe same complaint." '""^ fir sale J>y all ohemiata and etore-