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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 1049, 2 December 1909, Page 1

r_J A DISTINCT SAVING OF 20 PER * >VT" CENT. ON TAILORING AT «li^lk CAS]I: tailoring iliW >mk company. (if 111 I i ' MlWilj And Satisfaction Guaranteed or will r ' ' 'I \ lili ill Money Returned. WI ! ' ! vMuI/m THE F T IS EVERYTHING if r ' ! ! «Vl\\s» '" a Ul * or Costume. I m HilW OUR CU T TER ' Mr A - G - Steward, >li I i iViil ' s a P ro^ ess > ona l London Cutter, haviflTr rriVn ! ng "a l * years' London experience \|\ \{ 11. 1 •' in the best West End trades. He \\\ i Islln came out from England to cut for one vi\ llf / °^ t ne ' ar 9 es t a "d principal firms in \l\ h/// Christchurch, where he remained for ViVV-'I \ 4 2 years, severing his connection to mH \'h come to Feilding. \tt\l If you want REALLY SMART I ! EASY FITTING GARMENTS, place VM I f your order at The Cash Tailoring Co., i|i and get THE LATEST STYLE, Per--1 m . feet Fit, and besides SAVE 20 PER CENT. ON YOUR PURCHASE. the cash tailoring company "QUALITY TAILORS," FEILDING. OUR ~- - f STYLE. " •— xassu-rii^— -■■^■— =•"="- 1 —lL; - -.i^-.—':- T -V:Si?a=Ssr- :: ( * .NO arc offered at a fair and reasonable price. Send for designs ftni prices. We can repair any Veh jcie, Paint and Upholste** it> ar.d turn out your old conveyance to look like new. We use only best Quality of Axles. Springs, Iron, Leathers, Paints, and j Vamishss. Our finish is first-class. & CO., Nota Address; OPPOSITE BARTH OLOMEW'S, KIMBOLTON ROAD, FEIL DING. no.-— -«—»- .^ FRED ' G> BtLLMAN » Proprietor. Amber Tips Tea Have you tried it ? Get a packet from your grocer. No other brand equals it tor delicioui ( flavour, exceptional quality and strength. Sold at 1/8, 1/10 and 2/- per lb. 6

Hnnjm nffTi *nPO travel this SeaflCSLjEpf i JL son in the Feild'«J^"TPirS ing, Halcombe and $S&&Btwtßsssii surrounding districts , THE PUREBRED DRAUGHT i ENTIRE, DUKE OF CLARENCE. Seven years old, roan, 16 hands, with ■ plenty of bone and hair. Bred by Mr A. Aitkeu, Warerley. By Lord Onslow, dam Gipsy. Grandsire, Early Morning. Grand-graud-sire, Banker. Terms: £3 3s single mares, two or more ns per agreement. To be paid at end of season. RICHARD DRUMMOND, Owner, Aorangi. »^ mo STAND in Mwji£s. JL the Palmers«^^^q^» ton, Feilding, RonKH^iiifa gotca, and Sandon WpSP^ H districts, the Pure-•wa^-c^rjfi » °- rec * Trotting StaI.ALLWOOJD. (Wildwood — Miss Brownwood.) Visits Sandon, Mondays; Rongotea, Tuesdays; Awahuri, Wednesdays and Saturdays ; Pnlmerston, at Tattersall'B Stablc6, Thursdays ; Feilding, Fridays, at Younger's Stables. Terms — If paid before February 1, £3 10s; after that date. £4 10s. S. J. SANSON, D-srritir, Arrxhr.ri. TO TRAVEL THE FEILDINGAND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS THE DRAUGHT COLT ELIMINATOR. £URE Boro' Drayman, dam Flower k_9 of Armadale. * ALSOTOY GUN. Sire Formosan, dam Wopener. For particulars apply ALDERSON and CARR, Feilding. YORK HOUSE PRIVATE HOTEL AND TEA ROOMS. FERGUSSON-STREET, FEILDING. MRS. R. CAMERON desires to notify that she has taken over the above well-known establishment and is determined to maintain the high standard the House has earned under the previous proprietors. Visitors and permanent boarders will find every comfort and convenience. Convenient sitting-rooms, goo 3 bedrooms, and first-class table kept. The Tea-room 6 are under the charge of Miss Mends, and are open to the public. No alteration in the tariff of charges. . — ■ j CHELTENHAM HOTEL. HAVING taken over the above Hotel, I wish to notify the Residents of the District that I have stocked it with the best Liquors, etc., , and customers can rely upon getting the brand they ask for. i R. W. BEADNALL. < i BRICKS I BRICKS I WANTED KNOWN.— That you can got good Bricks at £1 15s per thousand from I W. H. BROWN'S BRICKYARD, RONGOTEA. PATENTS and TRADE MARKS. « QECURED IN ALL COUNTRIES. ! HUGHES, 0.1., ! "" (48 yearg' experience). 157, Featherston Street. Wellington. COME TO THE NEW BRIDGE SHOP FOR YOUR FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY. A STOCK of excellent Potatoes on band. Orders delivered within the Borough. A. D. McGOWAN, MANCHESTER-STREET.

f \ HELTENHAM-KI WITE A ATH\j LETIC CLUB. SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SPORTS. SATURDAY, JANUARY Ist, 1910. To commence at 11 a.m. PROGRAMME: 1. Boys' Race, 100 yards. For boys under 16 years. Ist prize los, 2nd os, 3rd 2s 61. Entrance Is. 2. Maiden Race, 150 yards. Ist prizo. tl 10s, 2nd 10s. Post entry Is 6d. 3. Pony Jump, 14 hands and under. Over 3 flights oi : hurdles, to be ridden by boy or <i;irl under 16 years. Ist prize £3, 2nd £1. Entrance 3s. 4. Sheffield Handicap, 120 yards. Ist prize £5, 2nd £2, 3rd 10s. Nomination 3s. acceptance 2s. 5. Girls' Race, for girls tinder 15 yeans. Ist prize 7s 6>l, 2nd 2s 6d. Entrance free. 0. Half-mile Bicycle Handicap. Ist prizo £3, 2nd £1, 3rd 10s. Nomination 'i.s, acceptance Is fld. 7. Cheltenham Handicap, of £22 (including points prize). Four dist> ances: ,100y.ds, 220 yds, 440 yds, and half-mile. Points prize of £2 for highest aggregate points in Handicap, to count 5. 3, 2. Fir6t Event, 100 yds. Ist prizo £3, 2nd £1, 3rd 10s. Nomination 2s, acceptance Is 6d. 8. Maiden Hunters' Competition. For horses that have never won a jumping competition or hurdle race. Minimum weight 11 stone. Ist prize Gold Bracelet, value £6 6s (presented by Mrs R. W. Beadnall), 2nd £2 10s. Entrance 6s. 9. Boys' Race, 100 yards, for boys under 14 years. Ist prize 10s, 2nd 3s, 3rd 2s. Entrance 6d. 10. Girls' Race, for girls under 12 years. 3 prizes, trophies. Entrance free. 11. Cheltenham Handicap, geeond event, 220 yards. Ist prize £3, 2nd £1, 3rd 10s. Nomination 2s, acceptance Is 6d. 12. One Mile Bicycle Handicap. Ist prize £3, 2nd £1, 3rd 10s. Nomination 2s, acceptance Is 6d. 13. Hunters' Competition (open), twice round the course. Minimum weight ]2st, Ist prize £7, 2nd £2, 3rd £1. Entrance ?s 6d. 14. Chain-stepping Competition. l6t. prize 10s, 2nd ss. Post entry Is. 15. Boys' Race, for boys under 12 years. Ist prize 10s, 2nd 3s, 3rd 2s. i Entrance 6d. i 16. Pony Trot, 14 hands and under. About 1 mile. Sweepstake of 56. Ist ! prize 75 per cent, of stake, second 25 per cent. Post entry. 17. Wrestling on Horseback. Sini rIo, bareback. Ist prize £2, 2nd £1. Post entry 2s 6d. 1 18. Cheltenham Handicap, third event, 440 yards. Ist prize £4, 2nd £1, 3rd 10s. Nomination 2s, acceptance 2s. 19. Two-mile Bicycle Handicap. Ist prize £3, 2nd £1, third 10s. Nomination 2s, acceptance Is 6d . 20. Victoria Cross Competition. For members of any mounted corps in I uniform. Ist prize £3, 2nd £1. Entranco 3s. (First prize reduced to £2 if les6 than 6 entries. Four entries or no second prize.) 21. Cheltenham Handicap, fourth event, half-mile. Ist prize £4, 2nd £1, .third 10s. Nomination 2s, acceptance 2s. 22. Open Trot. About 1 mile. Sweepstake of ss. First prize 75 per cent, of stake, second 25 per cent. Po6t entry. Nominations for events 4, 6, 7, 11, 12, 18, 19, and 21, close with the Secretary on Wednesday, December 22. (Late entries will be received at the Feilding Sports on December 27tth.) Entry fees as above must accompany nomination, also statement of performances for last two years, or, if none, last two performances. Cycling under League of N.Z. Wheelmen's rules. Running under rules of N.Z. Athletic Union. Entries to be made on official forms, which may be obtained. from the secretary of the Athletic Union or Wheelmen's Centre. Horse events 3, 8, 13 and 20 close December 27th. Handicaps declared on December 28th. Winners after declaration of handicaps may be Sheep guessing competition on the ground. Admission to ground: Adults Is, Children 6d. Horses Is (good paddock). Member's ticket 6s (admits member and two ladies). • J.S. MILLS. Secretary. *

CHRISTMAS CARDS and Ohmt\J mas Post Cards. Enormous stocks opened up at CARTHEW'S Aroade.