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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 830, 17 March 1909, Page 2

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Ph ito .Fiameß, letter openers, bookmarks and cutter, butter knives, Bait spoons, bread forks, jam spoon, sugar sifter, mustard spoon, butter forks, I ar holders, fruit lenife, links, hearts, iilsi. lockets, books, and pendants in variety. Mrnoches in many designs, swords, sham rocks, tusks, ferns, with N.Z. and Kia Ora mounts suitnble for t&mling Home. GEO. SHORT, l .ißi"h ( '- l '!'"-' <r »«t. Ptiifdms. 'Annual meeting Feilding Football Club on Saturday night. Tenders aro invited for lease of licensed booths at Feilding race meeting. A. H. Atkinson and Oo. # advertise lines to be auctioned on Friday. Respectable lad wanted. Respectable woman required. You can save money by buying clothing at Neal's. See new advertisement, with prices. McGruer, Thomson and Co. have opened up a general display of autumn .novelties, in .l.illinery, furs, and jackets. Entries advertised for N.Z. Loan Co.'s Rangiwahia and Kimbolton Autumn and winter millinery tor I -a dies, girls and children^is now being .shown in charming profusion at the Bon Marche. FOR THE LADIES. It is a great boon for ladies of this district to be able to secure expert attention for their hair and complexions in Feilding without having to go to other towns or to use compounds as an experiment. Miss Halle is already favourably known in Feilding, and she has decided to commence business here permanently as a hair and skin specialist in the premises formerly occupied by Mr Benge, next Mr Kennedy's, bootmaker, near the Manchester Hotel, in Kimbolton road. Ladies' own combings will be made up, and a stock of material necessary for her work will be kept by Miss Halle. She is also agent for "John Strange Winter's" preparations, and keeps them for sale. Thos6 who patronise Miss Halle will find it to their advantage, while old customer* will be pleased to know she has decided to remain here.