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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 1143, 26 March 1910, Page 3

LARGE MARQUEE FOR HIRE. The exact thing for Picnics. A. J. HART, Pastrycook and Confectioner, has a large tent, 18ft by 24ft, which he is prepare 3to hire ou reasonable terms. It is r:mily eroded PRESENTATIONS. We carry a large stock of Lady's and Gent's Gold English Rotherham Watches, £9, £9 10s, £10 10s, £11. £11 15s, £12 10s, £18, £22 10s, £30. The very best money can buy. and you can go further ' and faro* worse than GEO. SHORT, Jeweller, Manchester Street, Feilding. Complete stocks oX new goodj for the Easter holidays have now been opened up at the Bon. Marche. Splendid selections of men's and boy's wear together with the latest ideas in hats, coats, costumes, and skirts for the ladies and girls. Messrs Spence and Spence's fashions are up-to-dnto in erory detail. EASTER HOLIDAYS. Just to remind holiday-makers that every requisite for enjoying the Easter Holidays in the shape of CAKES. PASTRY, PIES, CONFECTIONERY, etc.', can be obtained of the beet quality at reasonable prices from A. J. HART. Manchester Street, Feilding. EASTER CAKES a specialty.

MONDAY NIGHT. DRILL TT A L l< — n EASTER MONDAY, MARCH 29 THE LAND OF THE LIVING! THE LAND OF THE LIVING! THE LAND OF THE LIVING! Under the direction of Mr Chas. Blake. The Only Prices are: 3s '2s. Is. MONDAY NIGHT. BESSES 0' TH' BARN BAND. DRILL HALL, FEILDING.

Direction J .and N. Tait. TUESDAY, APRIL 5. TUESDAY, APRIL 5. SECOND AUSTRALASIAN TOUR. "Back to the Land Rich in Wonderful Memories." TAKING THE ENTIRE COUNTRY BY STORM. A SUCCESSION OF SENSATIONAL TRIUMPHS. ; The Famous Royal BESSES 0' TH' BARN BAND. BESSES 0' TH' BARN BAND. BESSES 0' TH' BARN BAND. (Finest in the World). The BESSES' recent South African Tour has proved one long series of Remarkable Successes, and the Band— which has been augmented since its last visit —now numbers. 33 instruments, all soloists of distinction, and is conceded to be MORE POWERFUL THAN EVER. Full particulars respecting prices opening of box plans, and booking post facilities, in lat-er issue. Manager G. Homan Barnes. Touring Manager A. W. Batiste. THE SALVATION ARMY. EASTER SUNDAY SERVICES. ■ 11 a.m.- r 3 p.m. 7 p.m. A PPROPRIATE Music, Singing Jr\. and Speaking. The Evening Service will include the "Building and. Wreathing of the Cross," by 18 girls. You are heartily invited. W. AVERELL, Captain. TOTARA POSTS. FOR SALE.—In any quantity. R. WILSON and CO., Ltd. Taihape.