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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 3001, 24 July 1916, Page 3

M EN ■ THE SALE jVITcMENAMIN'S B IG S ALE F OR M EN. \.J all the ceo- A\flt\ nomising to tho flf women-folk — Ifc.lt&.ljf'x \ fll you are the \\\ iif a family here's O'i flgLl your chance to "AIM lend a hand m jb A\ \ cutting down ex- ft £^.aLJ QAYE on your / K_s own clothes I /j\V\|l. come and pur- IftlAui. chase your wear- IV H M V-ll aides for the com- jl H \\ |1 ing months .NOW \U J \\ II gAI.R. OF 'jtyJKN'.S JJOOTS, UUITS, /WERCOATS, QUIRTS, "I TN DER WEAR, QOOKS, miES, AND EVERYTHING FOR BOYS' WEAR. You know full well that everything in wearables is shortly going to be yery expensive. Forestall the coming rise by buying liberally at the present JJIG REDUCTIONS. Married men, single men, smart young fellows, and those who arc older—conic! This is your opportunity. FOR QUALITY AND VALUE. RED CROSS WORK. ALL Ladies interested in St. John Ambulance and Red Cross work me invited to attend a meeting in the Technical School TO-MORROW (Tuesday) Evening, at 7.30 o'clock. It is proposed to form a St. .John Ambulance and Red Cross Association. ST. PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. QFECIAL SERVICES- TO-NIGHT. k5 Rev. Thomas Miller, M.A. Meeting commences 8 p.m. Singing, 7.30 p.m. RE .MEAT QUESTION. • W.E, the undersigned Butchers, hereby deny that we at. any time sold Condemned Meat or had it in our shop- The premises aro at all times OPEN FOR INSPECTION, and ours is the only butcher's shop in town concreted throughout, having marble slabs instead of the old and unsatisfactory style of wooden boards. We sell only the best meat procurable, and all meat is stamped by the Government inspector. J. COLLINGWOOD AND SON, Tho Oldest Butchers in Feilding. „ PUBLIC NOTICE. THE MEAT COMPANY wish to inform the public of Feilding and district that they aro in no way connected with the recent Condemned Meat rumours. AYe sell only tlie BEST and All our meat is killed under Government inspection and bears the official stamp. THE MEAT COMPANY Manchester-street. ~FOR sale. THE balance of' Mrs. M. A. KIRTON'S property, consisting -of a 10-roomcd house, with all conveniences and numerous outbuildings, together with 10 acres splendid dairying land. For price and full particulars apply— MITCHELL AND WILLIAMSON, Sole Agents, F E I L D ING. c hoi i atTfesti. V AIT" " PRACTICES for above will -in future be hekl ou WEDNESDAY NIGHTS at 8 o'clock, in Parish Hall. A. R. SUET/lON, Hon. Sec. B' EM EMBER- the Boys in Blue! ; Help their Dependents by attending the Concert and Dance at Bunnythorpo. THURSDAY, July 27. LAW AND ACCOUNTANCY EXAMINATIONS THE most responsible and lucrative positions in the professional and commercial world are open to the Lawyer and the Accountant. BANKS' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, AVELLINGTON Now has thirteen departments, but its principal work is still the preparation of students for the above exams. Full type-written notes are provided "in all the professional subjects. These contain copious references to relevant English and New Zealand cast's. _ ] Complete Courses are also available in tho necessary subjects for tho j B.Com. Degree. INSTRUCTORS: Mr B. E. MURPHY, M.A... LL.B., 8.C0m., F.R.E.S., First Class Honours,. Barrister-at-Law. Mr 11. If. CORNISH, M.A., LL.B., Double First Class Honours Mr 0. C. MAZENGARB, M.A., LL.B., Honours in Economics and History. Mr J. L. ARCUS, F.1.A., N.Z., Public Accountant. Mr J. McINTOSH, A.1.A., N.Z., Public Accountant. ! ,_ ! Send for a Prospectus to H. AMOS, Director. "O'ORSE COVERS to measure. I_B Material to suit customers. WM. A. BISHOP, Saddler, Fcrgus-son-sti'cot. iS3IRELLT TYRES, 29 * * < Heavy) § to Ot any American Motor Cy .■los, for C:-. 12s Od, at <:be TiIEA SURE GYCLE (: °-r Foildirv. "j >.. RII.LIANT T.deni. K.-ilding \>- i V ti-.1 . \:<>. ,d ,-;.ni.- mid Drill in Ch.iinct; r at Bunnylliorpe Cornell. .lulv -J7. Dane.' lo follow.