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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 1128, 8 March 1910, Page 4

BARGAINS IN TAILORING TOO. IF You Go to the Right Shop. ; Absolutely the Biggest Snip in TAILOR-MADE Garments ottered yet. In order to make room for our Autumn and Winter Shipments we are offering trf\ SUIT LENGTHS. Usual Price, £5 5s Od. Price for ONE p?f\ O\J MONTH ONLY—BOs for spot cash. O\J These Suits will be made by the best tradesmen in Feilding, and in- a shop where Tailoring is a specialty—not a side line. A. WILLIAMSON, HIGH-CLASS TAILOR AND GENT.'S MERCER. During the alterations to my premises, I have made arrangements show all New Shipments of Furniture in WHALLEY'S ALEXANDRA HALL (next to, and at the back of my old premises.) My factory address remains the same. Hotel Keepers, Boarding House Proprietors, Eestaurateurs and anyone about to furnish should not fail to purchase NOW while the great reductions are still in force. Every article is generously reduced in order to keep stocks moving during the remodelling. W. PEGBEW, High-Grade Furniture Manufacturer, Palmerston North. TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC IflOR absolutely the MOST RELIABLE HIGH-GRADE CARS in Feilding ring up 31. Drivers have more practicaJ experience than any in the Town. Terms most reasonable. W. B. BENSON,. McARTHCR-STREET (opposite Darragh's Store), FEILDING. , P.O. BOX 84. 'PHONE 31. PRIVATE 'PHONE 206. the eaces. A, ' O Tan or Black Kid Tie Shoes, very latTan Glace Kid Derby Lace P jf^^W^^^i^^f Boots, or in Black, 15s 6d. S=?S^s «*XA^J? Best Quality in. Tan, 22s 6d. q Gh,co Xid > Pump Soles, Lace Shoes, J "" ' Round Toes, 13s 6d and 16s 6d. E. HANNAH <fe CO., MANCHESTER STREET FEILDING. Telephone 172.

THE RED HOUSE, Manchester Street, Feilding. JUST ARRIVED. THE first consignment of 1910 I New Season's WALLPAPERS. , I New Designs, Beautiful Friezes, In- ' grain Tints, etc., at i Harford's Red House. PIGS. "BACON." PIGS. WDIMOCK~and CO., Ltd., k< _• purchasers of Prime BacoD Pigs in any quantity. Highest prioee paid. TRUCKING DATES: MARCH. Foilding, Monday ... 7 14 21 28 Ohakea, Tuesday ... 8 22 Mangaweka, Tues. 1 15 29 ■Hunterville, Wed. ... 2 16 30 Rata, Wednesday ... 9 23 Buyer: JAMES MciLLEY. Feilding. -MARCH. . Ashhurst, Mon. ... 14 28 Oroua Bridge, Mon. 7 21 llougotea, Tues. ... 1 81522 29 Halconibe, Wed. ... 2 16 30 Bunnythoipo, Wed. 9 23 Palmerston, Thurs. 10 24 Bayer: H. WARE, Fitzroy Street, Palmerston N. Kimbolton, Wed. 9 23 Buyer; C. LUNDON, Kimbolton. PIGS^ THE WOODVILLE BACON COMPANY, WOODVILLE. BACON PIGS will be received at the following stations:— I MARCH. I Oroua-Bridge, Mon. 14 28 Kongotea, Thurs. 3 10 17 24 31 Halconibe, Mon. 7 21 Foilding, Tues. 1 8 15 22 29 Ohakea, Wod. 2 16 30 Ashhuret, Wed. 9 23 Rata, Mon. 14 28 Mangawoka, Mon. 721 , Huntcrvillo. Tues. 322 I BUYERS: W. J. Mitchell, Feilding; C. J. Masters, Hunterville. , PIGS. BACON. PIGS. j WAIKATO BACON CO., L'iD., | FRANKTON JUNCTION. '. A RE Cash Buyers best Bacon Pirs XJL Highest Pricer. Datw will be advertised. ' GBO. WITT,, Jr., • Manager. ! D. FABLING. VICTORIA SHOEING FORGE. HAVING ta' x over the Coach-' •building Factory previously oarnod on by Mr A. Aplin, I am now ! prepared to turn.out the very best work. After six years of successful business in Feilding in Shoeing and General Blackemithing in all its branches, I can confidently claim a reputation for excellent work. AU kind* of vekiolei m*d« nr r»pain

■ SADDLERS AND HARNESS MAKERS. SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY. | \&7" E > the undersigned Saddlers of j * » Feilding, beg to notify our clients that our business premises are now closed at 1 p.m. on Saturdays, remaining open till 5.30 p.m. on Wednesdays. I G. B. HEALEY. j W. J. NEILL. 0. G. PALMER. S. MARSTON. j CO:fT WASTE WOODS ■ >ver a cold. The ro.su!to con t indent upon a neglect od cold arc- 100 dangerous — asthma. , iii'Oiittliili-;, catarrh, pleurisy, ' con iiimpii-Ki—you know the story Take a'few doses of Lane's E.mclsiox when a : cold first makes its appearI since, and in place of weeks j os- months of more, or less, illness, because of the cold, your heakh will be as Avell as ever in a day or two. i≤! Emulsion luMiig a lung healer as well as a cough ourer, heals the inflamed and hrui.sed Hieinbranes of the throat ;ni(l lungs while it i.s curing. This healing and building power i.s not touiid in any of the ordinary cough inixfm-fs. and explains why so many thousands of peo}ile. arc to-day Inking Lank's !■'mulsiox in place of ■: lie old-time ordinary cough inedi- • •iiics. liANr/s Emulsion can be j'i'!-chiM--d in two sizes from all ■■•'■'dirhi.- vendors—largo 4/6, .small -' '> '!"' '1-/0 «izo. is the economi- •■.;/.-.• —!'e sure it's " Lane's." 62 Gambitsis Bros. , UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT. The Square, Feilding. BEG to inform visitors to Feilding that meals can be obtained at all hours from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. MENU: Oystere on Shell Is. Stewed Oysters Is. Curried Oysters Is. Fried Oystors Is. Flounders (a speciality) I Is. Wharehou Is. Groper Is. GarInets Is. Smoked Fieh, grilled or boiled Is. Grills: Rump Steak Grilled Is. Rump Steak and Tomatoes Iβ. Rump Steak and Onions Is. Pork Chops Is. Chops Is. Pork Sausages Is. Ham and Eggs Iβ. Bacon and Eggs Is. Fried Eggs Is. Boiled Eggs Is Scrambled Eggs Is. Tea, Loiree, Cocoa. I Special accommodation for Ladies, with every convenience, ,and waitress always in attendance. First-class Cooking, Civility, and . Uisanliness assured. ! GAMBITSIS BROS. I Telephone 215. KIMBOLTON AND DISTRICT. T BEG to announce to the inhabitants of this district' that I have opened, tb© old established Boot Bhop, where you can have boot* made to measure and all kinds of repairs done at moderate charges. * JOS. IiOBINSON. WILL D ALTON, MANUFACTURING & SANITARY PLUMBER. ACETYLENE GAS PLANTS MADE CARBIDE ALWAYS IN STOCK. Telephone 85.