COW COVERS MADE TO MEASURE. MATERIAL TO SUIT CUSTOMERS. PRICES: 11/-, 147718/6, 20/-, 22/-. Booked Goods, 10 per cent. Extra. wil aTbisiiop SADDLER FERGUSSON ST. .-.• FEILDING Telephone 1.83. Wanted. WANTED— A Man to help milk and be genoralh useful on dairy larui. Yv. BEATSON, Aorangi. WANTED. .Alan to cut Flax, two or three days' work. J. PALMER, Beattie-sfreet. WANTED.— Good Smart Boy foi Farm Work. Not eligible' foi active service 1 . JAMES KNIGHT. WANTED KNOWN.—I have com menced Dressmaking at my private house, corner Yorke and Derbystreets. All kinds of Dressmaking done. Costumes a sjieciality at lowest rates. MRS. PATTERSON. BEDROOM and Sitting-room am' use of all conveniences wanted by married couple with one child. Apply SUPERIOR, e/o this office. WANTED.-- Gardeners to plant Yates' Reliable Garden and Flower Seeds. We have full stocks inst landed. BRAMAVELL BROS.. Ltd. Lost and Found. LOST.— Between Palmerston North and Feilding, set 12 v. accumulators. Reward on returning to J. 11. PERRY and CO., Feilding. LOST. —Between East-street anc. tho Saleyards, Leather Head stall. Finder please conimunicatt wth M. ROAVLANDS, Kimbolton-rd. LOST. —From Cheltenham about <i week ago, Brindle Pup with Kiwitea collar on. Finder pleaso return to Cheltenham Hotel. LOST. —Yesterday, on Kimbolton road, Trap Rug. Finder please communicate Staw office or MR. H. E. HOCKEN. Reward. LOST. —Parcel containing Gent's Suit, cap, etc., near Kimbolton. Finder rewarded. Please communicate SPENCE and SPENCE, Feilding aiTiTirnit~iwii~~wwiwr~^ Miscellaneous. W'ANTEIX— Gardeners to know that we stock Sutton's Celebrated English Garden and Flower Seeds. iJRAMWELL BROS., Ltd. USEFO L BOOKS.—' Tnf antrj Training," 1014, Is; "New Company Drill Simplified," Is 9d; "Infantry Pocket Book," Is 0d; "Hints to Young Officers," Is 9d; "Camps and Camp Hygiene," 9d; ''Non-Corns. Guide to Promotion," 4s 6d; "First Aid to the Injured," 1915 edition, Is 6d; "St. John's Hints and Helps foi Home Nursing and Hygiene," 9d; Cartwright's "Domestic Science," Ist, 2nd and 3rd stages, lOd each; "Home Notes Knitting Book," Is 6d; "Poultry Foods and Feeding," 3s; "Lettei Writing and Etiquette," 9d ; "Modern n-essinaking," Is 6cl; "Our Boys' Cookery Book," 2s; any of the abovt posted 3d extra. AVILLIAM CAR.HEW & SON, Booksellers,'Feilding. DODGE Motor Cars at STACEY X 'S Garage. The best possible value at £365. Absolutely the latest. SINGERS! Don't wait to see how the Choral Festival is going. Attend the practice AT ONCE and make it GO. V * KEEP'OUT OF THE AVETI"' BY AVearing a Kaiapoi Tweed D.B. Overcoat, Belt Back. Special A'alue, 35/-, 39/6, up to 84/-. Also a Rainproof is necessary these shower j days. Ours from 39/6 are both dressy and showerpioof. McGRUER, THOMSON'S Bin gam Sale. WHITE DAISY FLOUR. WANTED Known.—Large Usert report thac "AVHITE DAISY' Flour is better quality than the imported Southern Hour. Householder. 1 please assist your district by insisting on "White Daisy" every time. TRY our SPECIALS at tho MARBLE BAR, They are simply delicious. ■ SPENCE'S Big Winter Sale h booming. Make straight for th. Bargains offering in Men's and Boys Suits, and Overcoats, Hats, Caps, Shirts and Ties. Goods will be nevei so cheap again for years to come. LADIES, HERE'S A BONSOR BARGAIN. OA COSTUME Lengths of Covert OU Coating, Plain and Fancj tweeds and Gabardines, Navy, Violet, Urowii, Mole and Fawn shades. Prices range 59/6 to 84/-. For om week 15 per cent, or 3/- in the £ discount, at McGRUER, THOMSON'„ Jargain Fair. MOTOR CYCLES, Big X, Indian, 8.5.A., Douglas—Four of tin Best. Make your choice Now. AY. H BAIN and CO. MEET ME at the MARBLE BAR dear, after the Pictures, am have a nice Hot Drink before goinj. Dome. JF your car needs an adjustment oi a part repaired, we can guara-ntei satisfaction. STACEY'S Garage. HOSIERY IS AN ESSENTIAL ITEM THESE DAYS. ALL Hose are expensive but our; are cheaper than most. AYe stil sell plain imitation Cashmere .Black 2 pairs for 2/6. 2/9, 3/3, 3/6. A special lino Ladies' Black Silk Boot Lisle Tops aud Feet, worth 2/6. Salt 1/llJd pair. At McGRUER, THOMSON'S Bargain __ .y-----*-<v '-■ WIFE 1 I have such a cold. Sent at once to the chemist or storekeeper for a bottle of BEARD'fc CHEST BALSAM. Tom says it curet his asthma entirely. I'll try it. ANTED KNOWN.— STACEY'f TEA P„OOAIS.—Most up-to date in Feilding . New rooms up stairs specially furnished for Wed ding Parties, etc. All silver war. Choicest .Cakes. Dainty Teas. Ad dress, Manchester street. HOW TO KEEP YOUII DRESS TIDY. WEAR one of our Special Valvn Overalls- They are iv Nay.-i and Light Ground Prints, Full Skirt; and Good Washers. "Well worth 3/11. Our Sale Price, 2/11. McGRUER, THOMSON and CO. WANTED KNfJ u ' A I to Intcndei Buyers of" 'Cars—that tin , DODGE ' Car is a solid proposition , STACEY'S Garage. I ' AFEAV moro Specifications of lh< , DODGE Car. Tinkcn roller bear , mgs ou all driving parts of car; higl 1 tension magneto; North East sell , starter and dynamo. STACEY'; Garajio.
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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 3001, 24 July 1916, Page 3
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