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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 822, 8 March 1909, Page 3

j AsHTions. . I ; ,- •=.. H. Afkimen and o*., Lit FIRST QUALITY FARM SEEDS. ITALIAN and PERENNIAL RYES— Colonial Grown Clovers. AGENTS : McCormick and Deering implements — Drills, Discs,, Harrows, etc. Cooper and Duncan's Plough, Rollers, etc. Lawes' Sheep Dip. Westfield Manures, and high-grade Basic Slag. Chaff, Oats, Barley, Wheat, Peas, etc. A l.f ,% ?Vi( S';V AND (JO,, LTD, INSURANCE, LAND and PRODUCE AGENTS, FEILDING. GREAT UNRESERVED SALE OF BOARDINGHOUSE FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT. WEDNESDAY, 10th MARCH. At 1 p.m. TREVENA'S BOAIIDINGHOUSE, Kimbolton lload, Feilding. AX. ATKINSON AND CO., -• 1, 1 d., acting undor instructions from Mr H. D. TREVENA, who is giving up business on account of illhealth, will sell on the premises, absolutely without reserve-, tho whole of the furniture and effects contained in up to date boardinghouse of thirty-one rooms, comprising, — Piano by "(-Jors and Kallmann." Leather dining room suite, 5 dozen Austrian cbairs, lounge cbaii's. and leather couches, 1.-ngc M>lid llimu diiiing-table, and ."; other tables. Ohoffonior. ■JO dozen knives, forks, spoons, plates, cups and saucers. G cruets, 7 bread boards and knives. 2-1 yards inlaid Linoleum in good repair. S large paintings. One Tine stag's head. Overman tics, What-nots. _ dozen sugar, jam, and buttor dishes. oO single- and double iron bedsteads. 50 iviro woven mattresses. oO knpor inattrr-KRPS. 00 pairs blankets, sheeis, pillow slips, and quilts. 1 o Duchess chests. '.]() waslr-tands. looking-glasses, bc'iliW'tn sets, and chests of drawer.*, Venetian and othor Minds. curtains, linoleums, i:irge margic. 2 wringers, kitflifii i s tonsils and crockery. A '.~CTTOXTCF,TIS' NOTE : ) \7i' ];;>■.;• can iully examined tho! w'nolc of lli!> unifies enumoratr-d j above. Tbe I'lirniUir;-. is sound and in j good order, the cutlery, etc., of good class, and tho beduing and H;ion thoroughly clean and serviceable. The sale I is absolutely unreserved rind every lot . ; offered will Ih> sold vo tlio li-ghes. bidder. Mario.vai.ii H^i'uoisesi'ii' :-\z ;Ji;;aii ;;;";. : FiiILDING SALE. FRIDAY, 12tli MARCH, | 1009. Ay 11.30 shurp. All stork mui-.t- bo in and yari](vi i>y j 11 a.m. j 1000 2Hi to f.m. pwv^ OnW). i 430 good s.m. ewes. j 270 s.m. owv^. ' 140 4 :u;il 5-yi- ewes. | 150 f.c. 2-th ewes. I l/>0 brooding owes. j 100 2th ewes. ' 30 p.b. Roimiuy ewes, 2 tli to j f.m. Woodendean strain, by j 10. Short and Uealey Bros, j rams. ! 2o ram and owe lambs from above stock. if OTRONG DARK TWEED i TROUSERS, 5s lid; j Strong Hard-wearing Saddle , Tweeds, 7s lid ; All Pure Wool New Zealand Tweed Trousers, 8s lid. Fine Dark Worsted Trousers for best ■ wear, 8s lid, lls 6d, 14s 6d. I JSTEALi CLOTHIER, SPECIALITY HOUSE FOR MEN'S AND BOYS' WEARABLES. FERGUSSON-STREET G? SO *-^* '-^ ty\fy ift-'i* /"\ ! LODGE FEILbiNG, NO. 41. | THE MONTHLY MEETING of the Lodge will be held at the MASONIC TEMPLE, on MONDAY . EVENING, the Bth MAlvv,j±, 1909, : at 8. Business: Initiation. j Visiting Brethren are cordially ' Invited. ; By command of the W.M. THOMAS W. K. FOSTER, j Secretary. /flfe^i MAKINO LODGE, | ! THE FORTNIOHTLY meeting of ; above Lodge will be held in the Foresters' Hall, Bowon-street, on TUESDAY, March 9, at 8 p.m. Business: Initiation and General. Visitors cordially invited. By command of the A.D. ' HENRY R. HILL, Secretary.