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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 2887, 6 March 1916, Page 4

THE SENSATION OF THE DRAPERY TRADE nmtLS WEEK AVILL ISE LONtl JtJUMJ'JMBERJOJ.) by Uio Ludies en. ucrount of TWO SEN- -*- SATTONAJv JiAIIUAINS on oll'or. These uonrpii.su what esvory Lady roquireys, and rig-Jit in. lire nick iii' tiniu for Uio Jiol days. Too Jicavily utockdd in ONE-IMEOE UIIESSJ/18, expensive; oiui.s ranging' up lo si)/(J, tlierei'orc wu quit 35' of tliej Daintiest, Frosliost Oarmoiits ever oft'ered at the SEJNNATIONAL I'ltlCE ol ONE-PIECE DRKSSIS MILLIEiIV ONE-PIECE DRESSES v 12/6 7/6 12/6 THE MILLINfIIIY ON OEEER IS JUST TO CO.MI'I'iETE Till, TLJJIN-OUT EOK THE ( i 01/1 )EN SOVEREIGN. FANCY A DRESS AND HAT FOR 20/However-, it's by way of Thanks for your very, gene terns support in tlie past. These Ooods will be on view WEDNESDAY MORNING. Elec liical Display Tuesday Evening. Mf, "**■ :-Y\ *"*"' ■" W .. .",..,..'. ' '?';''■■.'. f ,^,;..-»/i..',-.-i ''•'"•■'"'■ -- '."-' : ' ' '.' ' , . !.',„•.',■.-*',.- .. : - ■'-.-"■- ! "'■"" ~ " x *"*' ■--'■■ •->..•■ •'.■v-:.^-.--.;.".■•• : •-■-••'•■- ■'■

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ADVICE TO PROSPECTIVE FRUIT-GROWERS. When, glowing words are spoken or printed about the merit of land for pasture, crop, or fruit, a prospective buyer, if he is wise, will take pains to obtain ail available information beforo he risks his money. This is the kind of investor to whom the Tasman Orchards Company, Nelson, presents its convincing case. Write.today for a, well-illustrated book which covers the whole of the apple industry, in relation to local anel overseas markets. The; claim of tho Tasman laud to the no! ice of a shrewd buyer rests on the unmistakable evidenco of experts, including officers of the State. Do not commit yourself to a purchase of orchard land till you havo road the Tasman book, and seen .tho pictures. This its a, very cheap insurance policy which ensks" only a penny, a few drops of ink, and half a, minuto for tho writing. Perhaps during tho holidays you would like to visit Tasman?