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I Wanted. WANTED.— A Girl to assist with Housework; light place. Apply "Z.," Stah (JJiice. * , WANTED.— Good General, JU , five nights and luili-rhiv off. Apply Mrs STRINGEK, 'J' ho liiJJ. WANTED.— Nurse Girl. Apply Mrs A R ill UII ■WHEELER' I the Hill. WANTED. —Young Lady desires Board in refined home near town. Apply "CENTRAL," Box 4<J. WANTED.— A smart Lad,to milk a few Cows and make himself useful on the farm. Apply J. J. BRYCE, Hinau. WANTED.— Active Man for Survey; casual work*. G. A. M. LUFF, Surveyor, Kimbolton'Road. WANTED.— To buy Fresh Eggs, 1/3 doz. ALSOPP'S Denbigh Street Store. , * Miscellaneous. V' TJ JZ STANDS for Vest .X . ±.\. Pocket Kodak or Soldier's Camera. This little camera takes up practically no more room than a tin of tobacco. Makes perfect pictures and can be used by a person with no knowledge of photography. Thousands of men at the front have a V.P.K. with them, and we have seen letters from Egypt in-which .soldiers have asked their relations to send thorn a V.P.K. Surely that proves that the V.P.K. would make a most acceptable present for your soldier friend. 35/- complete. WILLIAM CARTHEW and SON. ANTED Known.—Miss 'VALLBANK, Hosiery Knitter, has removed to Shop opposite Salvation Army Hall. BARGAINS for EVERYONE.— 48 only Choice Table Covers. The last of our lot, and we are giving up keeping them. The whole stock less 33 1-3 per cent., or 6/8 in. the £. See these, ladies. McGRUER, THOMSON and CO. FOR Cool .Siminier Wear. Gont't Real Panama Hats; take some beating; 6| to 7J: Christmas offering. 9/G, 10/6, 12/6, 15/6. McGRUER. THOMSON and CO. ,

AT McGRUER, . THOMSON'S. Summer Sale. 128 Men's Strip l ed Cambric Shirts. All sizes.., Mjacli in Auckland. Goods up to 5/6 'each. Now 2/11 each; 3 lor 8/6. LADIES' Glace Kid Lace Boots ov Button Boots. Usually 14/ G. HANNAH'S Sale Price 9/11. " mitY onr/SPECIALS at the MAR-' JL 13LE BAH. They are simply, delicious. , ' LADIES' Patent "Langtry Shoes, Buckles. Usually 16/6. HANNAH'S Sale Price 12/11. T ADIES' Patent 1-Bar Evening JU Shoes. Usually 14/6. HAN;NAII®. Sale Price 8/11. FLAG BRAND PICKLES are always best. Buy a bottlo and apply the test. All the contents are a treat, and that's the reason they can't be beat. LADIES' Patent Vamp, Grey Suede ! Top. Button Shoes. Wolted, sole. Usually 25/-. HANNAH'S Sale Price 17/6. WANTED Known. — STACEY'S TEA ROOMS.—Most up-to-datae in Feilding. New Room upstairs specially furnished for Wedding Parties, oto. " All silver ware. Choicest Cakes, Dainty Teas. Address, Manchester *jlroetWANTED Known.—Wβ specialii in Town Property and have ■ splendid selection of Houses, Businesi Premises, and Building Sections in all parts of the town, at prices to euit all. RATLIFF LAND AGENCY." T MEN'S Glace Kid Lace Boots. Pointed toes. Sizes 6, 9, 10. Usually 26/6. HANNAH'S Sale Price 7/11. FLAG BRAND PICKLES are the best, and have gained their fame through honest'test. When: you are looking for a treat, buy a line that can't be beat. SECOND-HAND MOTORS: Rudge, Triumph, Precision, Royal Ruby, and King Dick, from £25 upwards. At the TREASURE CYCLE CO., Feilding. BIG LOTS of Prints and Muslins, at SPENCE and SPENCE'S Sale. See the lots offering at 4id and 6d per yard. Many of these were, double the money. Also double-width Cotton Dress Goods going at 6d yard. Come early. • ODDMENTS in Children's 4 to. 6 Shoes, , at 2/6 to clear. • HANNAH'S Sale. f ICE CREAMS and Fruit Drinks always ready at the MARBLE BAR.

BUY A BOTTLE TO-DAY of the delicious "MILITARY PICKLE" from any Grocer in the Dominion. Price reasonable. LUXURY FOR EVERYBODY at a Reasonable Price is the delicious "MILITARY PICKLE." Every sensible person eats it. Everj live Grocer sella it. . . j LADIES' Grey Suede Court Shoes. Cuban heels. Usually, 12/6. HANNAH'S Sale Price 8/11. ... IT is easy to economise if you drink NELSON MOATE'S Tea. Cqete you less than a farthing-a cup. Prices 1/9, 1/10, 2/-, and 2/2. STRAWBERRIES and Cream and Fruit Sundaes are to be obtain, ed any time at GROOMBRIDGE'S Marble Bar, Manchester Street. SECOND-HAND CARS. — Rover, 5-seater; Overland, 5-seater; Metalurgy, 3-seater; and others. Come to our Garage. W. H. • BAIN and CO., Feilding. EVERY town and country grocer sells the delicious "MILITARY PICKLE." Every -sensible person eats it. Price reasonable —buy a bottle to-day. WHEN you can't do justice to your meals, because your appetite is" fickle, get the grocer to send at once some delicious "MILITARY PICKLE." ~T McGRUER, THOMSON'S Summer Sale. —48 only Navy Print "Morning Glory" Dresses. A most useful frock to slip into. Well worth 8/11. Our sale price 6/11-. HOTEL Managers.—Let us put you wise: Buy a case of the delicious "MILITARY PICKLE." Every town and country grocej- sells it. Every particular person eats it. THE LATEST 6-h.p. Twjn 3speed Counter-shaft Ariel, fitted with Binks Carburettor, is< - a perfect Motor Cycle. Let us give you a demonstration. TREASURE CYCLE CO., Feilding, Agenis. WHEN you're a.sked to pass the mustard, for some appetite to tickle, don't forget to remind your friend of the delicious "MILITARY PICKLE." LADIES' Glaco Kid 1-Bar Walking Shoes. Usually 14/6. HANNAH'S Sale Price 9/11. LADIES' Glaco Kid Lace Shoes. Usually 16/6. HANNAH'S Sale-Price 10/11. BARGAINS for EVERYONE.— This is for the Ladies: One hundred pounds' "worth of Classic Longcloth Underwear, comprising Knickers, Camisoles, Chemises, Combinations, and Nightdresses, This is a sample range, and will be sold at 3/- iv the £ discount. See these bargains. McGRUER, THOMSON and CO.

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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 2855, 28 January 1916, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 8 Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 2855, 28 January 1916, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 8 Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 2855, 28 January 1916, Page 3

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