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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 1676, 21 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'S, , FEILDING. PEEOT COTLE, J HIGH-CLASS OUTFITTER, rERGUSSON ST FEILDING. \ mHE ONLY PLACE in town where J. gents can procure the LATEST ENGLISH STYLES in Men's Wear. The latest importations to hand direct from the best manufacturers in EngUuid (in! Ireland are— Irish --'oalin Ties Fancy Sox Hats ,Telt) Shirts Boaters Suits Panamas Fancy Vests Etc. Etc. Etc. 'Phone: 151. P.O. Box: 58. PERMANENT SATISFACTION In the WEAVER'S SUIT. fill HERE are so many fine patterns JL and Rich Colourings in WEAVERS' Latest Suitings from London that EVERY MAN CAN B£ ?'JRE OF GETTING JUST THE KIND HE WANTS. Ifllierff' Est. 1875. BRINSMEAD, CHAPPELL, SPAETHE, COLLARD & COLLARD ADALBERT, BASHFORD, etc fl. Collier & Co. WANGANUI. 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. Feildmg Agent: Aα H. fiAGLEAH, ieofcealiir, FMLDING. "yj7E HAVE SUMS OF MONEY FOR IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT ..--•"" AT 41 7o FULLERTON-SMITH. MILES AND COOK, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, FEILDING. ! Pr-p-r (Masses, ■■li-;---' V. I!- ": .': v ■': ' rtOliUt. f-:--. W'' '"' : ws • ■miei light, oi ujiisi hoi-! the book away for veading, you may be sure your eyes peed attention. is no immediate cause for .m, but have your eyes tested by COOTE AND SANDSTEIN, who will advise glasses only if neceseary. Sixteen years' actual experience in ill branches of optical work and modern equipment enable us to prescribe *ith accuracy and precision. Consultation with us is FREE. Ooote and Sandstein, OPHTHALMIC OPTICIANS, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. Doctors' Prescriptions accurately Dispensed. Aae of tho members <J the fira will visit this district ehortlr[Theßoyal Family^ assemble In the palace on the announcement of the meal by the grave and stately butler. The Lordly Family gather around the table In their castle while yet the echo of the gong Is resounding through the hall. In the Mansion i\ similar scene |s I enacted on perhaps a less grand scale. At the Villa a bell summons parI ents and children to the "damask." i While in the Humble Cottage ! the son of toil and his wife and bairns come together at the call of mother. Tho great beverage of all is TEA ! Now that tea which today is prized I above all teas is SURATURAJ I Other teas have come and I gone, but 3URATURA the SUI PERB still holds its own-and more. The sales of thie fam- | ova tea aro now greater than J they have ever been before, c • THE. TEA OF ECONOMY AND QUALITY I # fl "A" 1/6, "B» 1/9, "D" 2/-, "X" 2/4 j Photography. T3ORTRAITS, GROUPS, &c., taken jL any part of the distiict. POSTCARDS & ENLARGEMENTS A SPECIALTY. b T -.. CLASS OF WORK—THE BEST. A Postcard to B. HOBDAY, MANCHESTER ST., ... FEILDING. Will brjng the Camera to your door at the requested time. Representative of leading N.Z. Illustrated Papers. BARGAINS in BLOUSES at SPENOE and SPENCE'S Cliristmas Fair." Coloured Shirt Blouses Is lid, 2s 6d, 2s Hd. 3s 6d, 4s 6d. White Muslin Blouses 2s 6d, 3s 9d, 4s-6d, os 6d to 10s 6d. Cream Delaine Blouses 4s 6d, sr, 6d 7s 6d. 8s 6d to 12s 6d. Cream Silk Blouses 8s 6d. 10s 6d. T2s 6d. Los 6d. to 30s. IF it's a first-class Camera you want F. and R. CAMPBELL "can supply you. We have them in the best makes from Gs to £5 10s each.