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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue IV, 4 December 1909, Page 1

§A DISTINCT SAVING OF 20 PER * CENT. ON TAILORING AT THE -' mllli'lk CASH TAILOKI.JNG £i Ik !|: JR COMPANY. vI (lllil !i :i Umli And Satisfaction Guaranteed or '* mil I 'J^f ' 1 \ lillll Money Returned. S wJ^4ii\Mra THE FIT IS EVERYTHING I |l i !| '■•) n\W OUR CU T TER . Mr A. G. Steward, °- (jj }j» '',!,]: i \\\i) ! s a Professional London Cutter, hav■l" MTTTTTTinT? ' n 9 na(^ 21 years' London experience ' K ill 1 111 //■ *' in the best West End trades - He $ r \M 1 1 fijfl came out from England to cut for one if Vfu || ill of the largest and principal firms in ?,- ill V' 1 Iff II Christchurch, where he remained for <• \|li f|f|/f 4^ years, severing his connection to \lVllf COme *° Feildin 9- )« IliS lf y° u «»"* REALLY SMART s- 11 3 EASY FITTING GARMENTS, place t- BW if your order at The Cash Tailoring Co., i-, ll i/ and get THE LATEST STYLE, Perit 11 I „ feet Fit, and besides SAVE 20 PER (l cty^lp' 1 * CENT. ON YOUR PURCHASE. I THE CASH TAILORING COMPANY 3. "QUALITY TAILORS," f_ FEILDING. OUR - / I STYLE. '" '"" — ■~ =r *~~~ — -^-^???s ;7 : --.-C-;~i;.ii 4 ND are ortered at a fair and rea sonable price. Send for designs an 4 prices. We can repair any Veh jele, Paint and Uphosster it, and turn * out your old conveyance to look like new. ,' We use only best Quality of Axles, Springs, Iron, Lsathors, Paints, and Varnishes. Our finish is first-class. ; JAMES & CO. [ Note Address: OPPOSITE BARTH OLOMEW'S, KIMBOLTON ROAD, FEIL DING. , FRED. G. BILLMAN. Propriator. Amber Tips Tea A»k your grocer for it and don't be put off with any other brand. Sold at 1/8. 1/10 and 2/- per 1b 8 /^IHELTENHAM-KIWITEA ATH- jNm.tg^. 'T 0 tra^ el Kj letic olub. ft^UPyi J- 6O^ } n th L e Feild ; '^WT\p» mg, Haloombe and SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SPORTS. 4eßMP*9B^t surrounding districts : SATURDAY, JANUARY Ist, 1910. THE PUREBRED^DRAUGHT To commence at l-l a.m. DUKE OF CLARENCE. ~ Seven years old, roan, 16 hands, with PROGRAMME: plenty of bone and hair. Bred by Mr 1. Boys' Race, 100 yards. For boys A. Aitken, Waverley. By Lord Onsunder 10 years. Ist prize 15s, 2nd low, dam Gipsy. Grandsire, .Early 15s 3rd 2s 6<l. Entrance le. Morning. Graud-grand-fiir©, Banker. ! 2 Maiden Race, 150 yards. let Terms: £3 3s single mareß, tyro or prizo £1 10s, 2nd 10s. Post entry more as per agreement. To be paid Is 6d at end of season. i 3 Pony Jump, 14 hands and under. RICHARD DRUMMOND, Over 3 flights of hurdles, to be ridden Ow-Rer, Aoranßi. by boy or girl under 16 years. Ist prize £3, 2nd £1. Entrance 3b. fTU) STAND in • 4. Sheffield Handicap, 120 yards. Mb. ±_ the Palmors- , let prize £5, 2nd £2, 3rd 10s. Nonii- ton, Feilding, Ronnation 3s, acceptance 2s. WmH&vArffl g° toa > an^ Sandon I 5. Girls' Race, for girls under lo nHp^fH district*, the PureI years. Ist prize 7s 6f\, 2nd 2s 6d. fLyo- W^l bml Trottin g Stal " Entrance free. I^aS!si»Jn^ on i 6 Half-mile Bicycle Handicap. Ist MS? prize £3, 2nd £1, 3rd 10s. Nomina- a t TWOOD i tion 2s, acceptance Is 6d. J - lj .). V n Wi '*, v i 7. Clieltenfiam Handicap, of £22 (Wildwcod-MiM Brownwood.) (including points prize). Four diet- Visits Sandon Mondays; Rongotea, lUOyds. Ist prize ±<o, /ma x«x, ora _ n „**-, ♦i,»* A a ¥* oa ir\o i 10s. Nomination 2s, acceptance Is 6d. t3 lOs = ftft€r tha J d»/°- f^JfSr i 8. Maiden Hunters' Competition. fw" ., aE wi ! For horses that have never won a _^!Z_—_L. jumping competition or hurdle race. m Minimum weight 11 stone. Ist prize . Gold Bracelet, value £6 6s (present- .^■fc^^^^ ed by Mrs R. W. Beadnall), 2nd £2 "^SSH 10s. Entrance 6s. SHK^^V 9. Boys' Race, 100 yards, for boys wr^ifn under 14 years. Ist prize 10s, 2nd 3s, ml ' 3rd 2s. Entrance 6d. mBUmBK^^ : 10. Girls' Race, for girls under 12 TIIAV EL THE FEILDING AND yeans. 3 prases, trophies. Entrance LU SURROUNDING DIBTRIOTS ' Tl. Cheltenham Handicap, second THE DRAUGHT COLT event, 220 yards. Ist priz© £3, 2nd ELIMINATOR. ?b»YcT- Nominafcion & ' acCol)t " IRE Boro' Drayman, dam Flower 12. One Mile Bicycle Handicap. Ist U of Armadale. prize £3, 2nd £1, 3rd 10s. Nomiim- ALSO— ■ tion 2s, acceptance 16 6d. TOY GUN. I 13. Hunters' Competition (open), „. j to ana , 'twice round the course. Miiiimum Sire Formosan, dam Wepener. (weight 12st. Ist prize £7, 2nd £2, I 1 or Pf.^^™^^, OARR 3rd £1. Entrance U 6d. ALDERSON and 14. Chain-stepping Competition. reuaing. Ist prize 10s, 2nd ss. Post entry le. „_,,__ _,„...-_- ZTnxpi , 15. Boys' Race, for boys under 12 YORK HOUSE PRIVATE HOTEL yearn, let prize 10s, 2nd 3s, 3rd 2s. AND TEA ROOMS. Entrance 6d. 16. Pony Trot, 14 hands and under. jteRGUSSON-STREET, FEILDING. About 1 mile. Sweepstake of ss. Ist prize 75 per cent, of stake, second 25 i» yTRg. R. CAMERON desires to per cent. Post entry. i J3JL notify that she has taken, over 17. Wrestling on Horseback. Sin- t j 18 a b OV e well-known establishment gle, bareback. Ist prize £2, 2nd £1. an( j jg determined to maintain the Post entry 2s 6d. m liigh standard the house has earned 1 18. Cheltenham Handicap, third lUK i er tho previous proprietors. ; event, 440 yards. Ist £4, 2nd { Visitors and permanent boarders £1, 3rd 10s. Nomination 2s, accept- w ju fj n( j eV ery comfort and oonvenianoe 2s. : ence. Convenient sitting-rooms, goofl i 19. Two-mile Bicycle Handicap. Ist bedrooms, and first-class table kept. ■ prize £3, 2nd £1, third 10s. Nomina- f n e Tea-room 6 are under the charge : tion 26, acceptance Is fid. o f Mend 6, and are open to the 20. Victoria Cross Competition. pu blic For members of any mounted corps in No alteration in the tariff of i uniform. l6t prize £3, 2nd £1. En- charges. 1 trance 3s. (First prize reduced to £2 _ — — ' if less than 6 entries. Four entries or pucitcmuam HOTFL ' no second prize.) '■ CHELTENHAM HOTEL. i 21. Cheltenham Handicap, fourth I event, half-mile. Ist .prize £4, 2nd £1, third 10s. Nomination 2s, accep- TTAVING taken over # the above : tance 2s. JUL Hotel, I wish to notify the Ke--1 1 22. Open Trot. AEbut 1 mile. 6idents of the District that I have ■ Sweepstake of ss. First prize 75 per stocked it with the best Liquors, etc., i cent, of stake, second 25 per cent, and customers can rely upon getting - Post entry. the brand they ask for. I Nominations for events 4, 6, 7, 11, i 12, 18, 19, and 21, close with the Sec- r, yv. BEADNALL. I retary on. Wednesday, December 22. , (Late entries will be received at the 1 Feilding Sports on Deoember 27*h.) BRICKS 1 BRICKS 1 Entry fees as above must accoms pany nomination, also statement of -itttaNTED KNOWN.— That you I performances for last two years, or, if \\ can get g^ Bricks at £1 15s per - none, last two performances. thousand from j Cycling under League of N.Z. BROWN'S BRICKYARD, I Wheelmen' 6 rules. | vv< a ' pntcrnTF* - ■ Running under rules of N.Z. AtMe- RON CO 1h A. tio Union. ' . — — Entries to be made on official forms, , „._».-,-„ . ™ n , nE ma Dire ! which may be obtained irom the eecre- PATENTS and TRAD E MARKS. tary of the Athletic Union or Wheel-; in ALJj COUNTRIES. : men's Centre. I W^ 11 "^ . ' Horse events 3, 8, 13 and 20 close . j December 27th. HENRY HUGHES, 0.X., I Handicaps declared on December -■" yeßrß » nxperience). . 28^. 157 Feathersten Street. Wellington. I Winners after declaration of handi- _J ; caps may be COME TO THE ' ' JtZ gU€6Bmg °° mpetltlOn « new BRIDGE SHOP - i Admiflfiion to ground : Adults Is, pv)j> YOUR FRUIT AND CON,I Children 6d. Horses Is (good pad- FECTIONERY. J dock). -, — Member's ticket 6b (admite mem- STOCK of excellent Potatoes on ber and two ladies). /\ , d J, J. S. MILLS. Secretary. 1 - delivered within the Bor- '" /CHRISTMAS CARDS and Ohrist- ou 8 h - ■KJ mas Post Cards. jß^w"* A. D. McGOWAN, :- stocks opened vp at OABTHJSW H MANOHBSTERSTBEEP.