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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 1671, 15 December 1911, Page 2

Territorial Boot. CHROME DERBY BALS., no caps, screwed and stitched soles, whole piece down backs; toe and heel plates;' a strong, light boot, solid leather all through. 15/11 Pattern as adopted by Defence Department. HANNAH 5 S, FEILDING. PEEOY OQYLE, HIGH-CLASS OUTFITTER, FERGUSSON ST FEILDING. THE ONLY PLACE' in town where gents can procure the LATEST ENGLISH STYLES in Men's Wear. The latest importations to hand direct from the best manufacturers in England and Ireland are— Irish Poplin Ties Fancy Sox Hats (Felt) Shirts Boaters - Suits Panamas Fancy Vests Etc. Etc. Etc. 'Phone: 151. ' P.O. Box: 58. PERMANENT SATISFACTION In the WEAVER'S SUIT. fin HERE are so many fine patterns J. and Rich Colourings in WEAVERS' Latest Suitings from London that EVERY MAN CAN Be F'JRE OF GETTING JUST THE KIND HE WANTS. j [^Collier's jl Est. 1875. BRINSMEAD, CHAPPELL, SPAETHE, COLLARD & COLLARD ADALBERT, BASHFORD, etc H. Collier & Co., WANGANU2. ARE SOLE AGENTS for the above superb models. Easy terms, from £1 deposit and £1 per month. Old instruments taken in part payment for new ones, and good nrices allowed. Feilding Agent: A. H. I3AGLEAS3, SecfKsaHe?. FKILDING. WE HAVE SUMS OF MONEY FOR IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT AT 44 % FULLERTON-SMITH, MILES AND COOK, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, FEILDING. Proper Glasses CORRECT EYE TROUBLES. WHEN you seek a better light, or must hold the book away for •eading, you may be sure your eyes i >eed attention. n here is no immediate cauee for m, but have your eyes tested by COOTE AND SANDSTEIN, vho will advise glasses only if neces- : Sixtfcc-d years' actual experience in ■ .a branches of optical work and moera equipment enable us to prescribe ■tfith accuracy and precision. Consultation with us is FREE. Coote and Sandstein, OPHTHALMIC OPTICIANS, .LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. Doctors' Prescriptions accurately Dispensed. &ue of the members <J the firm will visit this district ehortlptime upon their knees and laugh aloud with simple glee when on the floor they chance to see a leaf of Suratura Teal "RIWKS THE BAKER swore he'd -"-" take a fall out of the undertaker But the undertaker, he trained on buratura Tea. This was very rough on a ; but the undertaker, he's married to the widow. See ? OLD MOTHER nUBBARD~rfTe went to the cupboard, to get a wee tot maybe. But when she got tnere the cupboard was bare, the bottle was dry as the step of a stair ; but still she came back with content in her air— she'd found Suratura Tea ! TF YOU WANT to grow~^kTslo W lv -»- feelmg very young, happy though your lot be lowly, music on your tongue, youth's a gallant glad.endurerr when he s helped by Suratura, finest tea {»ono could be purer) poet ever sung ! f)NCE ON A *** boat went to the moon by sea; and up in the moon it was worthy of, : j note each Selenite soon had a son?- in, his throat; for they robbed tie..tj>- r »emen in the venturesome boat of iiLir- ; last Suratura Tea.' v T ITTLE -*-*swent to war witl\ swelling heirfc On the field of Wateioo, NappyWrned a thing or two. Wellington had breach t for tea stores, of, Su,ratura "D." S A victorious Ginerai, ho ! 7A \ Photography. fORTRAITS, GROUPS, &c., taken any part of the distiict. POSTCARDS & ENLARGEMENTS A SPECIALTY. ONE CLASS OF WORK—THE BEST. A Postcard to B. HOBDAY,' MANCHESTER ST., ... FEILDING. Will bring the Camera to your door at the requested time. Representative of leading N.Z. Illus-. trated Papers. pHRISTMAS FAIR now on at tlie KJ Bon Marche. See the Bargains n Ready-made Blouses at Is lid 2e id, 2s lid 3s 6d and 4s 66 ea<A ' 20 lozen Suede and Fancy Belte filearing Ji lots at ls, Is 3d, ls 9d arid 2s 6d >ach. Beautiful White Embroidered s'pTncl'l" eaCb ' at wish to otj© a CAB? Him; L"ASKT<!S. MB - Sto *' 1