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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 1882, 24 September 1912, Page 2

Business Notice*. • NEW New Spring Millinery and ~' Hats DW SHOW. ING AT SPENCE & SPENGE'S. \ NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED OF THE FAMOUS TRANSIT, BRAND OF CHILDREN'S FOOTWEAR At R. HANNAH & GO.'S, FEILDING. The Cut of the Coat TELLS ! The Taste of the Tailor. That touch of distinction which all od dressers like, is to he found in the suits tailored at Weaver's. WEAVER'S For Tasty Tailoring. FEILDING. <HE MONARCH OF NON-INTOVJ CANTS. BELL'S ALE. QREW2D from the finest Nelson a * Hops, imported herbs and roots The wpter used oomee from our artesian 2Goft nndergronnd. Bell's Ale is free from trie cher3IrVe art. Price 2» 8d per dozen to fcny addresfi SELL AND CO. *?EILDING. Telechone 110 IF YOU WISH A Good Piano GO TO COLLIER'S. EASY TERMS TO SUIT ALL. Feilding Agent: MACLEAN, BOOKSELLER. FEILDING FUEL AND PRODUCE DEPOT. J. A. DUNCAN, (Late Bhepherd Broe.) Coal and Wood Merchant, Manchester Street : : FEILDING. HAVING purchased the Business hitherto carried on by Shepherd Bros., in Mauchester Street, Feilding J. A. DDNOAN is prepared to eupply COAL and FIREWOOD at Market Price*. Terms Cash, unleee other arrangements ar* m a/ta. HORSE COVERS. HOPSE COVERS. COW COVERS cow cover; FOR 1912. THE BEST VALVE yet in Cow and Horsb Covers at DARRAGH'S, who is noted for these lines, and has made a speciality of these ~,oods. Before buying, pieaee call »nd - ' inspsct, IT WILL PAY YOU. J. DARRACH, FEEDING. New Millinery. THE First Instalment of IMPORTED TRIMMED MODELS 'is now displayed in our Showroom. Many daintily trimmed small styles, with a good sprinkling of large pictureeque shapes are showing this seam son, and are the prettiest variety got * together for some seasons. Come and see them, you will be interested. We are prepared to make all classes of Trimmed Hats and Bonnets for Children and Ladies.of all ages. A.ny special orders entrusted to us will have our most careful attention. W. H. KIRK, ; ERGUSSON STREET, FEILDING. Preserve Your Eggs For Winter Use. NOW that eggs are becoming plentiful and cheap, you will be wanting to preserve some for winter use when eggs are scarce and dear. The preserving process is simplicity itself. The only requirements are v jar or empty kerosene tin and a Bottle of CAMPBELL'S WATERGLASS EGG PRESERVATIVE. The epsis are placed in the container and the solution of Waterglass poured over the eggs in sufficient ■ quantity to cover them. No heating or boiling or other laborious methods are required, and the whole operation of preserving with Campbell's Waterglaes takes you • but a few minutes to complete. We sold a large quantity last year, and none but satisfactory reports have been received. One bottle, costing One Shilling, will preserve 300 eggs. Sold in Bottles at Is each, and in One Gallon Tins. F. & R. CAMPBELL, PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS and OPTICIANS, Red Cross Pharmacy. Mtnihesttr Street, FEILDING. '' oTIcncHEN, Saddler and Harness Maker. MANUFACTURER of HORSE and COW COVERS, with own Patent Fastening. Best in the Dominion. Repairs prompt at reason able prices. "hop: Manchester Square, Faitding>