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Feilding Star, Volume V, Issue 1353, 29 November 1910, Page 4

f CHRISTMAS NOW j ONLY A FEW WEEKS AWAY. /"IUT out that "eleventh hour" Kj rush for your Holiday Suit by letting us "Cut it out now." WILLIAMSON'S Suits will appeal to you, bocause they are made uj> to the highest standard. In point of materials, they are essenThe cloths are cut into shape by a cutter who has acquired the knack of imparting individuality to each We have engaged an especially large staff of competent workers, capable of putting through a vastamount of work, and we give this assurance that each order will receive the utmost attention, no slumming oi work being tolerated. A. WILLIAMSON, LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILOR AND GENTS' MERCER, FEILDING. BLOUSES. BLOUsisT~~ 24 doz Ladies' Up-to-date Blouses. SMART SHIRTS, WITH SOFT DOUBLE COLLARS OR STARCHED COLLARS, IN THE NEWEST STRIPED ZEPHYRS AND CAMBRICS, SIZES m, 14, 14i. WHITE LAWN BLOUSES, TRIMMED WITH TUCKS AND EMBROIDERIES. ALL GOING AT ONE PRICE— EACH. NOTE.—THE PRICES OF THE MAKING, MATERIALS, AND SUNDRIES PRACTICALLY FOR NOTHING. COLLINSON & CUMIMHAME Limited. Nos. 1 and 3, Broad-street, Palmerston North. HIGH CLASS FOOTWEAR AT LOW PEICES. ; WE ARE JUST OPENING UP OUR NEW SPRING & SUMMER FOOTWEAR. The FEDORA a ladies' Glaco Kid Derby Tie Shoe, with patent toe-cap, tv n Ai?k£t?TJ toes, large eyelets, 12s 6d. Ditto in Tan, 13s 6d. lh& GARDENIA, a dark tan Derby tie Shoe, round toes, pump sole, 14s Tht iECTIVE, a black Glace Kid, 3-hole Tie Shoe, welted soles, medium point toe, self cap, 14s 6d. The FEDORA a ladies' Dark Tan Derby Bals., machine sewn, Cuban heels, 15s 6d, 17s 6d. Also in Black Kid. £. he GARDENIA, a dark tan 4-bar Shoe, round toes, smart heels 15s 6d. i'EDORA, a ladies' Dark Tan Fancy Bar Shoo (a sweet little shoe), 14s DO. ' The BECTIVE, a ladies' Glace Kid, tongue and buckle Shoe, light pump soles, a pretty little shoe, 14s 6d. 1 x Write for our 40-Page Illustrated Catalogue. E. HANNAH & CO., LIMITED, MANCHESTER ST., FEILDING. T 'lE BIG BOOT FIRM TELEPHONE: 17X yOJ Getting Eeady For <f£f Home Coming Jielatiyes ? I i. "CUMILY REUNIONS will soon be I m orcler > and house-mothers I Wr A perhaps are busy preparing for the f occasion. 1 *55fr W •'■■' Al3i f y ? U % ld {t nec eesary to add a chair or two to i Tsfc : W" • yOur furnlture > com e to A i AITKEN AND EVANS. 11 I ' f P r . Perhaps it will be a bed that is needed. If not \\ » 1 bed a piece of Linoleum to replace that worn-out V \ a patch. \ \ - 1 ?. aii y event we can supply your Christmas F\ir--1 t • nishing wants, ami at prices that will leave you a ft good deal over lor other Christmas necessities. • Try us. Just a Memory Jog. AITKEN AND EVANS, CABINETMAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS, FEILDING. W. H . BAm^G^~~ Are Up-to-date TN BICYCLES, MOTORS, GO-CARTS, SEWING MACHINES, AND 1 PIANOS. Both QUALITY and PRICE are RIGHT. ' Having secured a firstclass mechanic, we are prepared to undertake all kinds of Repairs in any of the above lines. WE GUARANTEE our work and prices. Agencies: Premier, Raleigh, Rudge-Whitworth and Rovers, Bradbury and F.N. Motor Cycks, Wertheim and Jones Sewing Machines, British and Continental Piano Company. Pianos and Organs always on show. W. H. Bain & Co., KIMBOLTON ROAD ... ... .\. ' FEILDIUG 'Phone 71.

WAIKATO BACON COMPANY, LTD., •Frankton Junction, ARE Cash Buyers of BEST BACON PIGS. Receiving at Feilding on TUESDAY. December 20, 1910. W. A. LOURIE, Agent. W. WILKINSON, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. SASH AND DOOR FACTORY, Weld Street, Feilding. ALL Classes of Work in. the buildIng trade undertaken. Estimates given; If you want a cottage or a castle, a shop: er a theatre, a ; school or a hotel, I. guarantee to satisfy youx requirements. • . . Workmanship the best—material the beat. =" .?. , ■* ~. . neat, tidy house* ! wives,know the value of • LANE'S MEDOLINB •ftJ*! hande - The y ue * *t tfally after house work. Thee* who use It know its value. V/----evefywhere. <~ ,©, Ti°? X , at our advertisement on JLi back nage' for something inter-

W. DIMOCK CO., LIMITED, WILL receive PIGS at the following weighing - Highest prices paid. November. Feuding, Monday ... 7 14 21 28 Ohakea, Tuesday ... — 15 — 29 JRata, Tuesday ... 8 — 22 — Hunterwlle, Wed. ... 9 — 23 — Bunnythorpe, Wed. .. — 16 — 30 Hakombe, Wed. ... — — 23 —. Buyer: JAMES McALLEY, Kimbolton Rd., Feilding. Ashhurst, Monday" ... 7 — 21 — PalmerstonN., Wed. — 16 — 30 Buyer: H. WARE, Fritz Street, Palmereton North. Kimbolton, Tuesi ...— 15 ■ —. ■ — Buyer: C. LONDON, Kimbolton. .PIGS! . PIGS! PIGSJ THE WOODVILLE BACON Co., Ltd. WOODVILLE. BACO'H PIGS willbe received at tb« v following : weighing stations:— : ' •"'" November. Oroua 8., \ion. ... — 7 — 21 — Halcombe, "Mon. ... 14 Mangaweka, Mon. ... 31 — 14 — 28 Utiku, MondKjs ... — 7—21 — Feilding, Tuesdays ... 1 — 15 —29 Hunterville, Tues. ... — 8 — 22 — Ashhurst, Tuesday ... I—ls —29 Ohakea, Wed. ... 2—16 —30 Buyers: W. J. MITCHELL, Feilding. (J. J.. MASTERS, Hunterville.