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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 829, 16 March 1909, Page 3

To Let and For Safe* WANTED.— Two good young Cows in full profit. H. HAYDEN, Feiiding. WANTED TO BUY.— A good Milcn Cow in full profit. B. GOULD, Northjoad^ FOR SALE.— A~7ight Gig and Harness, in good condition, cheap. Apply STAR Office. I FOR SALE.— 4 good Draught Horses, 2 drays, harness for same, horse-power chaff-cutter. F. ItINK, Feilding-Halcombe road. FOR SALE. — In good condition, a 22-jnch bike frame. Cheap. Apply STAR Office, where it may be seen. WANTED TO LET.^ A 7-foomed House, with every convenience, garden ; with or without stables. W. HUMPHRIES, Camden-street. HOUSES TO LET.— 4 rooms, large section, Awahuri road, 10s; 5 rooms, nice house, Giesen's road> 11s; 5 rooms, East-street, in 6plendid or- : der, 12s; 7 rooms, Derby-street, and paddock, 15s; 3 acres good- grazing, os per week. Apply RATLIFF LAND AGENCY. IF you are wanting to Buy, Sell, or Exchange either town, suburban or country property, drop us a line statiug your requirements. Insurance in all its branches at the RATLIFF Land Agency (established 16 years). OAK ACRES, good sheep farm, ±J\JIJ Colyton district, 4-roomed house, cowbails, woolshed, well watered and fences in good order. Price £14 per acre. Cash £500. VICTOR E. SMITH, Land Agent, Feiiding. KQO ACRES, 5 miles from MascJOO terton, main road, good strong land, grows turnips and oats well ; 6 roomed house, good order, sheds, etc., 14 paddocks. Price £8 10s per acre. VICTOR E. SMITH, Land Agent, Foilding. W~" ANTED "KNOWN.— We "hive several i-acre sections, 5 minutes' walk from Post Office, no borough rates. Price £70. Only £5 cash required. Balance for 5 years at 6 per cent. Apply J. T. BARRY and CO., Central Land Agency, Feiiding. POULTRY FARMS.— 3* acres, good house, nice position, £550; 5 acres, new house, garden, orchard £575 ; 7 acres, nice house, orchard, cowshed, etc., £725; 8 acres and 2 5-roomed houses, £800; 11 acres, good house, orchard, cowshed, etc., £900; 12 acres, 6 roomed house, near railway (Halcombe), £525; 13 acres (10 years lease), 7 roomed house, cowshed, stable, orchard, etc., £650. All convenient to town and easy terms. MORTON jCCh A f\ ACRES first-class land, carry 4rU 25 cows, lovely home,, fine 7roomed house, lawn, orchaid, cowshed, stable, etc., near town, creamery, school, £1600, £600 cash ; a bargain. Must be sold. MORTON and CO. (\f\ ACRES (15 years at 16s), real KjU good little dairy farm, as going concern with cows, pigs, horse, cart, cans, etc., handy to school, etc. Only £250. MORTON andJX). f)AA ACRES (120 flat, balance &\j\j undulating), all English grass, carry 80 cows and other stock ; 9 paddocks, permanent water ; nice 6roomed house, bath, etc., cowshed, dairy, men's room, storeroom, workshop, trap shed, fowl house, etc.; convenient to creamery, town, etc. ; £20 acre, 10 per cent, cash, 5 per cent, in year, balance rent at 5 per cent. 1\ years. Fine chance get good home. MORTON and CO. DON'T Pay Rent ! We can sell you a good home on easy terms. 4roomed .cottages (with scullery, etc.), and nice sections £225, £320 ; 5-room-ed house . (new) and J-acre, £375; beautiful homes (6 rooms, large sections), £475, £575 (h. and c. water), and £600 (lucres, orchard, stable, etc.). MORTON and CO. TO LET.— Office opposite Saleyards. Rent 10s per week. Apply GEO. W. Kingsbeer, Eclipse Carriage Works, Manchester-street. FOR SALE.— 2 second hand Bradley gigs, 1 Faulkner (shifting seat) gig, new spring tip-drays, 3 new Bent-wing dogcarts, 4 new gigs, including Bradley "speedy" and straight shaft sulky. Also many others that must be quitted this month. Inspection invited, and xio reasonable offer refused. Apply quickly. GEO. W. KINGSBEER, Carriage Builder, Manchester-street. FOR SALE or Lease.— A good little dairy farm, 40 acres; 6roome r l house, etc. Apply R. P. SMITH. INDIAN Runner Drakes for sale Knight's Strain, winner of New Zealand Competition ; Howell's Strain, winner of Australian Hen Con petition. Drakes 10s 6d eacb ; tinrt Uted breeding trios 20s. Utility only. White Leghorns and Indian Runner I Ducks. If your locality is too damp for hens, try Indian Runners. SAM S. STEELE. Kimbolton. ARE you looking for a reliable Cycle? If so, see the latest models at. CLARKSON'S. Cash oi phrv form a. POR SALE— Bargains, Obucnes Plnshette and Tapestry; Duchesa Chest n«H Washstands. Vory choice. Single Knpoc Bed and Pillow, 20s. VADF/H Corner Shop. FOR SALE.— Light-weight F.N. Motor Cycle, almost new. Price £32 10s. Call and inspect. G. BARRY an'l CO ►ihbuw. f-"J' i'.»n»'i?7T'.'<.B*.mu«n | n''i»ea*Jnat*-> w '** i ' ce w 3a Miscellaneous. WANTED KNOWN.— That a class will be held at the Technical School on THURSDAY afternoon at 2 and evening at 7.30 o'clock for the practical study of Cookery. Instructor: Miss Florrie Grant ' (Instructor to the Wanganui Girls' College). Fee 12s 6d per term. HAROLD ANDERSON'S Grand Art Union. Unique Oil Paini^ iugs. 20 prizes; Is tickets. Aitken and Evans'. Window. ANTED.— LocaI people to support local industry and ask tor Aorangi Fruit at all leading fruit shops and stores. A. R. MAYO. NOVELTY BLOUSES AND BLOUSINGS IN OUR WINDOW. STRIPE Flannelette Blousings, 6*d, Bid, lOJd, to Is 3d. See the "Jersey Blousings," all shades at B§d and 10£ d. Stripe Delaine Blousings all shades and prices. 16 only Cream Embroidered Delaine Blouse lengths, 7s lid to 9s 6d. Hundreds of attractive Blouses from 2s lid to 255. McGRUER, THOMSON and CO. CHEAP Literature at MACLEAN'S —Nelson's splendidly bound handsome little volumes of standard books, including works of Dickens, Ainsworth, Hugo, and many others, 9d and Is each. Hurry up and choose your authors. FOUNTAIN PENS.— The "Roband," self-filler, easy to handle, no trouble, neither blots nor leaks. Uso your own nib. if preferred. 4s 6<3 at MACLEAN'S, Manchester-street WE are specialists in Fountain Pens. We have all makes at lowest prices. The "Traveller" at 7s 6d is Feilding's favourite pen. WILLIAM CARTHEW is sole agent. WANTED. — Have you tried Cream of Wheat, the new Breakfast Food. Introduced and 6old only by the FEILDING CASH STORE. NEW Goods for the Autumn and Winter Seasons now opening up daily at the Bon Marche. See the lovely millinery direct from London and tho latest styles in Coats and Costumoß galore. A. D. McGOWAN (late D. Smart), Manchester-street, Feiiding. HAS always on hand a selection of the Choicest Fresh Fruit and Confectionery. Just added to stock: Potatoes and Onions finest procurable.