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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 2732, 31 May 1915, Page 3

SUTTON'S NEW SHOP Reared up out of the debris of the old shop AA r hich was more or less damaged by fire arises Sutton's NEW SHOP—a "better and brighter and more convenient establishment. The fire did not do quite the amount of damage one would expect, but there Avas a great mess up and all this has been cleaned, the premises altered and improved and mado more convenient. On the ground floor we have just ONE BIG SHOP, and on tho first floor Aye have also . ONE BIG SHOWROOM. This gives more space for the display of goods and more room for customers. The original Shop will be found MUCH MORE CONVENIENTLY ARRANGED. We have spent a good deal of thought and a good deal of money on this work, and AYE WANT YOU to come around and criticise our efforts. The damage to tho contents of the shop was mostly caused by water, but there was a great deal that Avas not damaged at all. The goods in our Brick Premises not suffer at all. To emphasise our resumption of business in our own premises avo are holding A ' CLEARANCE SALE OF ALL GOODS DAMAGED AND UNDAMAGED We desire to make an ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE, because it •would' be a disadvantage to hold any of our present stock, because later on you may fancy Aye are still offering damaged goods. Tho , Avhole lot MUST GO, and we are '•prepared to make ENORMOUS SACRIFICES To effect an absolute clearance the SUTTON BARGAINS on this occasion will exceed anything _.ever knoAvn in the trade of Feilding. THE SALE BEGINS TUESDAY JUNE 1 ' The Store will be CLOSED ALL DAY on MONDAY, 31st MAY, while the Staff Avill bo preparing the bargains. Just make up your mind to be in Avith the first rush and lo got tho best that is going. \. H. SUTTON AND CO:, FEILDING SCHOOL. LECTURES ODDFELLOWS' HALL. UNDER liho Auspices of tho Technical School, Lectures will be ;iven during the Winter Months as allows. — JUNE 8. 'Lummiferous Ether," by Mr J. W. Poynton, S.M. 'How New. Zealand History-is Unearthed," by Dr. Robt. McNa'b, M.P. JULY 5. . AUGUST 11, " 'Records in Prose -and Rhyme of a Voyage Round the World," by the Rev. Gibson Smith, Wellington, SEPTEMBER 9. 'Hoiv a Man Constructs His World," by Professor Hunter, Wellington. Admission, 1/- to one Lecture. Ticket for course, 5/-. J. MATTHEWS, Director. DEFENCE RIFLE lV CLUB. RED CROSS BALL. KIMBOLTON HALL. FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1915. W. H. STEVENSON, Hon. Sec. PUBLIC HALL COLYTON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1915. pfHILDREN'S ENTERTAINMENT (In aid of New Zealand Hospital Ship Fund.) Songs. Recitations. Etc. DANCE to follow. Tickets, 2/-. Refreshments provided. SCIENCE MASTER REQUIRED. APPLICATIONS, on forms obtainable at the Office of this paper, oc from the undersigned, Avill be received until JUNE 12 for tho Position of SCIENCE MASTER at tbe Wanganui Technical College. Salary £220 (rising to £250), ivhich can be supplemented to a considerable extent by Evening Avork. W. H. SWANGER, Secretary Wanganui Education Board. Wanganui, May 25, 1915. DO IT NOWI TF you want to BUY, SELL, or EXCHANGE A FARM, HOUSE PROPERTY, or SECTION Send Particulars of what you want to €. H. WEEKS, Land Agent, FEILDING. (Office: Wackrill and Stewart's Motor Garage, Kimbolton Road, Feilding). I P.O. Box 82.