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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 1670, 14 December 1911, Page 1

rA Family Cough Remedy ca gs • _! _l | p Do you vroßder that \ \ P Ej Bonmngton's Irish Moss | | h 13 the standard family , | \ | g remedy for coughs, colds, | | | @ bronchids and influenza ? { j £ i For over half a century it 1 i I 1 has been used day after | | | I day with universal satis- 1 |rg faction. Refuse imita- | ! ii g tions and substitutes—get § I a & the original remedy. I ' S ii 11 Bonnfngfon's Irish Moss Q/A*~ Do 3" ou Possess a Grama- **</ \r phono? ZONOPHONE RE--2 8-, G A- Lar ß e st Stock at _CREAN'S, Feildmg. AGRAMAPHONEIn the""home~i_ the HALL MARK of Refinement and Oulture. Get one NOW from CREAN'S, Eeilding. d- /« D 1 o >-" 1 ! i ,1 ° : C^A^^l^ 8 ' Haro ' d ™ 2(l/„— Do you like" the Cabinet y/ Granio? Do you like the ordinary typoP Balance arranged on terms. CREAN'S, Feilding. J UMBO, Twin, Odcon7"~Reo"nT, Gramophone, Zonophone, 100 new Records weekly. AU new; no secondhand stock. CREAN'S ALL IS ii. w. DESTINN; Madame JtJ. Melba, Clara Butt, Madame Tettrazim, John McCormao— these „loOJIEIAN'S. Feilding. qeveraiTgWdstor^^ KJ Dull particulars to bona fide clients. J T. BARRY AND CO., Agents, Feildiaa. ' 1 9Q A p RES ' freehold, 2 miles _»--»«' ?J from Carterton; handy to lost Ofhco, School, and creamery; 103 acres in good English grass; 36 acres in splendid crop; all ploughable and flat; permanently watered IYI TI Y* V . and wat er races; will winter ol) milking cow s and horses; subdivided into 18 paddocks, well fenced; srooino dhouse, cowbails, etc.; milking machines installed, which can be purchased at valuation; also stock, consisting of 50 firwfc-clasa cows, horses, etc, and crops. Price £55 10s per acre. Only £600 cash. 143 ZL(\f\ A CIIE S, lease, with purchas-tfi-UU ing clauso at £10 per acre, expiring August 2. 1913; 2 miles Irom Lketahuna; handy to school, post office, creamery, etc.; subdivided into 10 permanently watered paddocks; about 10 acres absolutely flat ■ and ploughable; balance undulating; "wil lwinter 3 sheep, cattle and horses; beautiful 9-roomed residence, woolsheds, cowbails, and necessary outbuildings; £100 of purchase money paid off. Price £1700 goodwill. Cheapest property in Wairarapa. 133 K1 ACRES, freehold, all in grass; OJL all flat and ploughable when stumped; subdivided into 6 paddocks, permanent streams; creamery, post office, store, and cheese factory within 2 miles. The stock on property consists 20 fir6t-class dairy cows, horse, carts, cans, bulls, etc., to be included in price of property; 5-roomcd house, trapshed, cowbails, and hayshed, etc. all in good order. Price £26 10s per acre. Only £500 cash. 103 E. U. Harden. Financial, Land _ Insursnca Agent, QUEEN ST., MASTERTON. (Formerly of Kimbolton.) WILL BE SENT ON APPLICATION SKATESI SKATESI SKATESI SKATESI 6KATS&I JUST TO HAND.. "WINSLOW" EXTENSION BALL-BEARING. FIBRE WHEELS. LADIES' AND GENTS'. PSIOES BIGHT, C„©RGE GARRETT. CYCLE AGENT. r .-.-,..,..._ ffUILDING. TO RESIDENTS OF FEILDING. WHY continue to PAY RENT, when a comparative>lj im&ll derysit, supplemented by -weekly payments extending over a term of years will enable yon to obtain a HO Mil: of your own?, Full partioularo and tprmi 'of payment oaa be obtained Irom _ _ ®- GQODBEHJBR*, \ . Kftn»B«c Fsil4isa Building ■oiiif^