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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 2888, 7 March 1916, Page 3

joiin sura AND uromrf BHMTT. FELTS HAVE NO SUPERIOR THEY REACH THE HEIGHT OF PERFECTION IN QUALITY AND STYLE. / f'cM).^'A.Ml^' , S are now exhibit8. ing STETSON and LINCOLN REXNETT FELTS, also a big selection of _ I'ORSALINOS in a variety of new Autumn shapes - lull of Style, Comfort, and nil the line points for which these Hats are famous. We eanv ;i range of Folks absolutely unequalled iii ,fliis district not a big stork of ch"iip qualifies ■ -but a -carefully selected range of styles from the Rest Makers'. OUR VALUE IS BETTER THAN EVER. 10/G 11 /G 12/6 US/i 14/ti 15/6 ricjhl. up lo 2'7/G. COME AlSl) SEX OUR NEW AUTUMN FELTS McMENAMIN'S is the ono and only Store for Exclusive Hat Styles. FEILDING. «m» TTUGH DOBER T-8 WOOL BROKER. WOOL, SKIN, AND HIDE SALE CONDUCTED MONTHLY. Next Sale, Thursday. Marh 0. Entries close Tuesday, March 7. »■_—«wwmfl__iw_-i M*mmm _■—__■_-_—■— wmammmrm WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. \\ TOOL SALES will be held in the VV Conceit Chamber, Town Hall, WELLINGTON, during the current reason, on tho following dates: — Sale. Time. Catal. cloße. Feb. 25, 1916 9 a.m. Feb. 18, 5 p.m. Tho charge on wool offered but not (•old will be 2s per bale for the first offering, and ls per bale for the second offering. Valuations for the main, portion of the clip aro supplied to growers upon request. Wool packed iv anything over a -8-inch pack is considered an outside size, and a charge of 1/- per bale, in addition to ordinary store charges, will be mado on wool in such packs. —Muiiuy,..lloWrtw-aiid-Go»_ -I_U_.-oi-d Johnston and Co.. Ltd., Abraham and Williams, Ltd., N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., Levin and Co.. Ltd., and Freeman R. Jackson and Co., Geo. H. Scales, Ltd., United farmers' Co-op. Assn., Ltd.. and Wairarapa Farmers' Co-oi*. Assn. Ltd., Dalgety and Cq., Ltd., W. and G. Turnbull and Co., Ltd., N.Z. Farmers' Co ou. Distributing Co., Ltd. HOP 111 BfiOTIIEItS (Opposite Staeey's), Have Full Stocks qf First-class EHUD and CONFECTIONV.RY. Direct Importers of Chinese Silks. Best Tussore Silk, 35in., li/- per yard; 5 yards for 13/0. Best White Chinese Silk. 20in._ 2/yatd; 5 yards for 9/6. <_oin., 4/vard: 6 yards for 18/9. Best Coloured Chinese Silk, from 21- yd Cheap Tomatoes, 2d and 3d per lb; 2/(3 per case. Jam Peaches, 1/G per case, NATIONAL RESERVE. riIHE COMPANY will parade at the JL DRILL HALL on TUESDAY, 7th inst., at 8 p.m. 15v order of THE COMMITTEE. OHELTENHAM SCHOOL. ANNUA L HORTICULTURAL SHOW. CHELTENHAM HALI.. THURSDAY, MARCH 10, IUI6. Afternoon and Evening. COURT LOYAL, FEILDING, No. 57(38. MM HE Ordinary J&%'*ffi'&WL -«- Fortnight.}Meeting (of the Rowon Street, OU WED., MAR. 8, ;,t 8 ( '' dock - Business :— Initiation and General. Ray merit of Dues. Visiting Brethren eo.idh'JN' invited, R. PAYNE, P.0.R., Hobson Street, Secretary pro teni. TENDERS FOR STUMPING, ri'IENDERS are called for up till J- TUESDAY NIGHT, AiARGIi M„ for the STUMPING and CLEARING of oi.). ACRES, more or less, of Land on Buniside. Halcombe. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. FEILDING DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL SECONDARY DEPARTMENT OLD PUPILS' ASSOCIATION. A MUFFING pf all Old Pupils of ■f-»• the Secondary Department of the Feilding District High School \yill be held in the TECHNICAL SCHOOL eu \YI"I)NF,S!>..\Y Uvcnina ue.xt, oth inst.. at H o'-elocK, .11 ii,-, 11 less : — 1 To consider the question of Radges for the Association. Specimen Badjje. will be on view. H. ELLERM. C. O. BELL, Hon. ... HOTEL MANAGERS-Wi; v;-,t give mur guests n hivur.'. i'-i.e . delicious M-ILITARY PICKLK i- sold by all- Town and Country Groceis at ' a reasonable price, 'fry otic case ta- * day. i ' TCfc CREAMS and 'fnvi Prinks r A always rt-ady at the MARBLE BAR.