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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 1796, 17 May 1912, Page 1

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY IN THE KING COUNTRY. -S KKA ACRES, L.1.P., at 9d per 1. OOu acre. 16 miles from Ongarue Railway Station. 10 miles from township, and 10 from nt a tion on new railway line. Formed road right past the property. 500 acres in grass, balance in bush. The formation is mostly blue papa, wit. a good generous soil on top. Undulating and easy hilly country, nothing roujih. ]("'"■' aercs round flic bomentcad practically flat and cleared re'-dy for ploughing. Good 5-roomed house, etc., timber on the ground for birisn woolslied. Carrying now: 850 sheep and 60 head of cattle. The fencing is substantial and new. W. hai-e actually been over this property and can thoroughly recommend it to tlie consideration of buyers. Price £3 os per acre. £1000 cash. Full report on application! 1671. A. K. ATKINSON and CO. FEILDING.

HAS THE COLD BLAST CAUGHT YOU UNPREPARED? It is said that "Thrice armed is he who hath his quarrel just, but four times he /■ who gets his blow in first." §J A This is an argument in favour of timeliness—and were YOU ready? Are you provided with a good WINTER TAILOR-MADE COSTUME that will protect you from the coldest winds that blow, or with a RAINCOAT that will keep out the heaviest shower? If not, come to i SPENCE & SPENCE'S 'J where you will see a large Variety of SMART KAIAPOI and PETONE TAILOR- / MADE COSTUMES and JACKETS, in all the Newest Styles. Also IMPORTED f LONDON-MADE GARMENTS at keen cut prices. The TWEEDS are THICK and HEAVY for Winter Wear, but not heavy enough to prevent PERFECT COMFORT IN WALKING. There is a COSTUME or JACKET here to FIT YOU at a Price that will FIT J YOUR PURSE. -__iJ- " j NOTE A FEW OF OUR PRICES:— '^Wl / LADIES' COSTUMES 20/- 25/- 30/- 40/- to 85/ each. "" ''^\^ ■It MAIDS' COSTUMES 25/- 30/- 35/- 40/- each. *.-,*: J //V LADIES' COSTUME SKIRTS 4/6 5/6 8/9 10/6 15/6 up. ' ~...._.;. __j T/ \J LADIES' LONG TWEED COATS 20/- 25/- 30/- 35/- to 60/- each. 0 LADIES' SHOWERPROOF MACINTOSHES 25/- 30/- 35/- 40/- to 60/V GIRLS' TWEED COATS and MACINTOSHES' and CHILDREN'S COATS IN ALL SIZES GALORE. Better values you cannot get, so save time by coming here first for your Winter Needs. SPENCE AND SPENCE, THE BQN MARCHE, FEILDING.

NE W SHIPMENT of Seasonable Footwear at S. SVENDSEN'S Corner Boot Store. Men who study style, comfort, and economy in their footwear can get their requirements admi'jably suited by inspecting our new season's goods just opened up. See theso reliable and stylish Boot, now, from the heavy-made Farmer's Boot to the dressy Town Boot. Every pair can-be guaranteed to give complete satisfaction. Men's strong Nailed and Plain Shooters from lit 6d. 12s 6d, 13s 6d to 18s 6d. Glace Kid and Box Calf, Welted, latest shape. 18s 6d to 265. S. SVENDSEN, CORNER SHOE STORE. FEILDING. BACON PIGSIi- BACON PIGS! HIGHEST a_-_RKET PRICE. W. DIMOC.T& CO., LTD., WILL RECEIVE BACON PIGS at the following Weighing Stations:— TRUCKING DATES FOR MAY. Feilding, Mon. ... 6 13 20 27 Rangiotu, Mon. ... 13 — 27 Ashhurst, Mon. ... 6 — 20 — Rongotea, Tues. ... — 14 — 28 Ohakea, Tues. ...-—. 14 — 28 Apiti, Wed. ... — 22 — Kimbolton, Wed. ... — —• 22 —. Buiinythorpe, Wed.... — 15 —•: 29 Halcombe, Wed. ... 8 — —' — Hunterville, Mon. ... 6 — 20 — Rata, Tues. ... 7 — 21--'— Mangaweka, Tues. ... 7—21 '.■- Utiku, Tues. ...—'— 21 — *" . Buyers: H. WARE, Palmerston North. JAMES McALLEY, Feilding. PIGSI PIGSI PIGS! THE WOODVILLE BACON CO. LIMITED. BACON PIGS will be received at the following .Weighing Sta- • tions:— MAY. Utiku, Mon. ... 6 20 — - — Mangaweka, Mon 13 27 — — Hunterville, Tues. 7 21 — — — Rata, Tues. ... 14 28 — — — Halcombe, Wed. 22 — — — — Feilding, Thurs. 2 9 16 23 30 Ashhurst, Tues. 14 28 — — — Buyers: W. J. MITCHELL. Feilding. H. A. HAYCOCK, Hunterville. LAMPS BICYCLE LAMPS "GOVERNOR" 15)- ---" REVENGE" 10/6 "COLONEL" 7/6 "DEMON" 2/0 " No. 75 " LANTERN TOP 15/. Also LARGE STOCK OF MUDGUARDS TYRES BICYCLES and SUNDRIES. At GEO. GARRETT'S CYCLE WORKS, Kimbolton Road :: FEILDING. MESSRS BARRAUD AND ABRAHAM, GENERAL WHOLESALE MERCHANTS. FEILDING. HAVE on hand all Farmers' Re. quisites, Oils, Corn Sacks, Wool Packs, Binder Twine, Feed Oats, Seed Oats (machine dressed), also Wheat, Barley, Rye Corn, Linseed, Poultry Meal, Shell Grit, etc., Wire Staples, Sheep Dips, Bluestone, etc. A full stock of Sutton's and Hurst's imported Seeds, lhe lates' cleaning machine made expressly b"* .Messrs Andrews and Beaven, Ltd. We are prepared to clean all kinds of seeds at current prices. Farmers will do well to arrange for their seed being Pressed as early as possible. Our machinery is going continuously. TO RESIDENTS OF FEILDING. WHY continue to pay rent when a comparatively •mad) deposit, supplemented by weekly payments extending over a term of remit will enable you to obtain a HOME of your own? Full particulars and terms of payment can be obtained from *"*• '-OODBEHERE, FeildinCi ,

SPENCER SMITH, "OEGS to announce to the Public -■-* of Feilding and Surrounding Districts that he has STARTED BUSINESS in Premises on KIMBOLTON ROAD. Opposite Police Station. and trusts by Civility and Attention to merit a fair share of public patronage. RELIABLE CARS on HIRE under personal supervision. Telephones: Day 55. Night 249. Agent for "Flanders" Motor Car. SPENCER A .K. SMITH, WONDERFUL WAIHI. MR GANVAIN, Electrical Engineer of the Famous Waihi Mines,, visited the last OLYMPIA SHOW in England for the purpose of securing the BEST MOTOR CAR' PROCURABLE, and after Inspecting and Testing a large number, purchased a 15 h.p. CROSSLEY. The Local Agents have just SOLD a 15 h.p. LANDAULETTE to Mr Gray, senr., of Messrs Reid and Gray, of Dunedin, and Three other CROSSLEYS are just Landing to the order of Local Residents. Our Agencies consist of— CROSSLEY B.S.A. NAPIER. RENAULT, J. R. PERRY and CO. FEILDING. APITI-FEILDING MOTOR SERVICE. everyl^riday. A MOTOR CAR will RUN between APITI and FEILDNG EVERY FRIDAY, and on other days as inducement offers. lIMET A B L E. Leave Motor Garage, __in_bolton Road ... 6.45 a.m. Leave Apiti Post Office ... 9 a.m. Leave Motor Garage ... 3.30 p.m. Leave Apiti 6.45 p.m. Single Fare 12s. Rstayn Fare 20s. Seats booked in advance at Office, Feilding, and Heldt's Store, Apiti. All settlers in the district interested in a speedy and efficient service between Apiti and Feilding „.e asked io patronise the new service. Come to town, do your business, and reach home about 5 n'clock the same day. WACKRILL & STEWART. Feilding Mctor Garage, Telephones: 20. and 182. lelegrams: "Motor, Feilding." F. W. MIERS, GENERAL CARRIER AND CONTRACTOR. (*i OODS Carted to and from any X part of the district. Orders may be left at the Carbine Stables. Post Office address: Makino. Private residence, Tokorangi, Stanway. CARRYING BUSINESS. HAVING taken oyer the Carrying Business lately carried on by f'ruice and James, I am prepared to •lo all sorts of Garting at reasonable rates. All parcels addressed in care jf me will receive special attention. Brake leaves Carbine Stables, Tuesdays and Fridays in each weak. W. A. DICK, - Apiti. APITI CARRYING. HAVING STARTED A GENERAL CARRYING BUSINESS hetween Apiti and Feilding, I am prepared to cart all sorts of goods at reasonable prices. All orders and parcels left at HASTIE'S STABLES ('Phone 34 will be punctually attended to. Brake leaves Feilding every Tuesday and Friday. T. FOWELL. I Ajnti. ! FE__,DING-WAITUNA CARRYING. S. S. FAGAN begs to announce • that he intends to continue running his brakes between Waituna and Feilding. Orders left at Carbine (-tables will be attended to. Address WAITUNA west, S. S. FAGAN.

FEJLDING TO KIMBOLTON AND APITI. ° "O J- MOORE'S Royal Mail Coach => JLVo will leave the Carbine Stables ) EVERY MORNING (Sunday excepted) at 8.30 for Kimbolton and Apiti. Leave Apiti at 9 a.m. and Kimbolton at 12 noon for Feilding. Parcels may be left at the Carbine Stables, and must be prepaid. Parcels at Kimbolton may be left at the „ Commercial Stables. _ . _ WAITUNA CARRYING. PH. HALFORD begs to Notify . the Settlers of WAITUNA and District and' Feilding Business Houses that he has STARTED a CARRYING BUSINESS between WAITUNA '• and FEILDING. Orders left at Carbine Stables, Feilding, promptly attended to. Address: Waituna West. - ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES — Between — KIMBOI.KJN AND FEILDING. Leave Poole's Hotel ... 7.45 a.m. Arrive Feilding ... 9.55 a.m. Leave Manchester Stables, Feilding ... ... 3.45 p.m. Arrive Kimbolton ... 6.45 p.m. ALL Parcels left at the Manchester Stables for Kimbolton and Apiti will bo carefully attended to, and MUST be prepaid. Buggies, Saddle Horses, Special Coaches, etc., alwajs on hire at the Family and Commercial Hotel Stables, KIMBOLTON. C. MAX-BAUR, Proprietor. THOMAS COOK AND SON. Offices Ihrougnout the World. BOOK PASSENGERS, SECURI. BERTHS, ALL LINES, ALL CLASSES. Send for Sailing List, 1912 Bailings. CustomlJousi Quay, WeUrjgnrn. _ '£100 to £10,000. £100 to £10,000. GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. LOW PREMIUMS, Large Bonuses, State Security. Liberal Treatment. £2,530,000 Added to Policies as Bonus. f J. H. RICHARDSON, F.F.A. Commissioner. SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Capital j.2,000,000.) ' "OURELY A NEW ZEALAND- - X OWNED COMPANY. a All Profits kept iri the Dominion. ERNEST J. WACKRILL, Kitnboltcn Road, FEILDING. Agent. EUROPEAN CAPITAL. FURNISHED for Attractive Enterprises iv all substantial-lines ot business. Railroads, Tractions, Water and ■ Electric Powers, irrigations, Timber, Aiming, .-.gncurtural and Industrial. Bona, L-cbemure and Stock Issues ' Imd.nvriu.ii, Purchased or Sold. " Properties purchased for European .-"xpluuaiuin and Investment. ! l mauc.ui Undertakings of all sorts handled. Miscellaneous Commissions and Orders of all characters accepted for execution in any European country. ; Correspondence enclosing full de- ■ tails at first writing invited. > THE INTERNATIONAL BANKERS' 1 ALLIANCE, 48 Mark Lane. London, England. E. GOODBEHERE. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT "-ID VALUER, FEILDING. AGENCIES: '"VCEAN ACCIDENT COMPANY— ~J Covers issued for all kinds of ' Accident and Sickness, including risks ' of employers of labour under Workers' Compensation Act and Employ- ' ers' Liability Act. COMMERCIAL ONION FlftE IN- • SURANOE CO. NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFJB ASSOCIATION. Prof-.rti«3 for Sale. Money for inva.tmont. < Telophoae No. 44. P.O. Box 48. , "■yOO Wish to hire a CAR? Ring i JL 'up 212. We use only non-stop Cars. G. BARRY AND CO.