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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 3023, 18 August 1916, Page 1

FOR RED GROSS WORK AND SOLDtERS' COMFORTS. you're feel in »• flint notliing'H too good * V for our l.nivr. hoys on nctivu service, yet you'll eei-lainly wnnt lo do your liest with your money wli.-n buying- materials for making up. Tins list oilers jiracl ical suggestions as to tlie riglit class of goods io buy. All llieso prices arc right—and we pay the postage, too! SEND FOR SAMPLES—THEY ARE POST FREE. UNION SHIRTING, Striped, for Pyjawas: 28in. I/3; 29in, 1/6, 2/6; 30in, 2/8 yard, post frco SCOUT SHIRTING, Plain Grey, for Fine 31in, 1/4; a:3in, 1/11 ; heavy, 29in, 2/6; 28in, 2/2 yard post free AI. MY GREY FLANNEL, for ShirU and Underflannels .*■ 28in, 1/11, 2/5, 2/9 yard, post freo HORROCKSES STRIPED FLANNELETTE, for Pyjamas: 33ici, IHd, 1/1; extra heavy, 30in, 1/3£; 36in, 1/4; 33in, vnid, post freo HORROCKSES PLAIN FLANNELETTE, in Grey, Natural, Pink, Dark Grey, Sky Bluo and Shrimp: 36iu, 1/6 yard, post free ALL-WOOL FLANNEL, in Grey Only: 1/7*, 2/3, 2/5 yard, post free SAME in Shetland: 1/0, 2/3, 2/4, 2/6 yard, post free SAM.E iv Natural: 1/9, 2/1, 2/3, 2/5 yard, post freo PYJAMA GIRDLES at 4/5 and 5/- per dozen, post freo BUTTER CLOTHS for Bandaging: 36in. 3d, 4£d, s_d yard, post iree LITTLE REQUISITES QUOTED CHEAPLY. WHITE ROSE SAFETY PINS, Solid Nickel and Guaranteed Rustless, in small sizes for Red Cross work: 4d, s|d, G.d, Bd, 9d dozen DUPLEX LINEN BUTTONS, 3d, 3£d, 4d, 4_d doz TAPE, in all Widths, 1d block 'TAPE, Best Linen, 4d block PEARL BUTTONS for Shirts, 3-_d, 4d, 4£d, 6d dozen PEARL BUTTONS for Pyjamas, 10d, 1/-, 1/3 dozen BL l ' & BROAD *I 3 I 4ffilJL!yjlfiM_ME MANCHESTER-STREET, FEILDING. TELEPHONE 344. WBEKES' GARAGE MOTORS FOR HIRE :: Up-to-date FRENCH CARS with Reliablo Drivers available at any time. REPAIRS :: All Work entrusted to us will bo carried out in a thorough workmanlike manner ensuring utmost satisfaction. IGNITION AND pLECTRICAL |JXPERTS. ALL GENERAL REQUIREMENTS OF THE MOTORIST AT LOWEST PRICES > y OV are lookin S for SMART m .Wl^fe* FOOTWEAR for BEST X WFAE. Something that will I WEAR WELL and LOOK Head this List—THEN SEE OUE WINDOWS ! Ss ** 4^^^^.__ 0 , Welted Soles, Bectivo Make... 25/MEN'S BOX CALF DERBY SHOES,^^ a too 2 0/MEN'S BOX CALF DBIUJY 'MLS , 'wXI ... ... - 18/8 MEN'S GLACE BAL&, gHOEg 21/. MEN'S DARK TAN CALF DERBY Plltr T Crockett and Jones 30/MEN'S GLACE KID pKRBY BALS, t d gol Bladder Lined, MEN'S MOOR CALF DERBY RALS, _ 45/Waterproof, Crockett and Jones A v e 't e d, Bostock's 23/6 MEN'S GLACE KID DERBY BALS, -"KSWffIKSS^' &StWM&V&> W^&^^P , „.„ AM REP TIPS is nM-eminent. > .gr-nce. flavour quamy he»« teJtE" 71 ■

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CHURCH SERVICES. CHURCH OL' 1 JON GLAND. Feilding S (H. 0.). 11 (H.C.), 7. Haleoinbe, 2.30. Colyton, 7. Stanway,-no service. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Feilding. 11, 7, Rev. T Miller M.A. Wuialu, 3, Rev. T. Miller, M.A. Awahuri, 2.30. METHODIST CHURCH. Feilding, 11, 7, Rev. T. R. Richards (of Napier). Halcombe, 1.1, Mr J. Wratt; i, Mr W. Ferijussou. Waituna- West. 11, Mr A. E. Pea ice; 7, Mr 15. Shannon. Ueaconsiield. 11.. Rev. T. Coalsworth. Cheltenham, 3, Rev. T. Coalsworth. Colvtou, 3, Rev. T. R. Richards. Stanway 2.30, Mr A. O. Smith. Makino.'7, Roy. T. Coatsworth. Cameron's Line, 7. Mr C. CarpenU-r. Sanson, 11, Mr Carter; 7, Rev. R. P. Keall. Rongotea 11. Rev. R. P. Keall; 7, Mr A. Glover. Carnarvon. 2, Rev. R. P. Keall. Taikorea, 7, Mr Glover. Apiti, 11, Mr Guy; 7, Mr Parker. Raiigiwahia, 7. Mr Martin. Valley road', 2.30, Mr Guy. Utuwai, 11, Mr Parker. "Umutoi, 2.30, Mr Parker. BAPTIST CHURCH. Bowcn street, 1.1., 7, Pastor Nicholls. SALVATION ARMY. Manchester street, 11, 3. 7. .Major Tooruer. Stalf-Capt. Thurkettle. "Ho lives long thai, lives well." — iruller. i'eople with strong constitutions naturally expect to live many years, but often such peoplo prematurely break down through neglect of a simple cold. Much distress and worry could be saved hy taking Baxter's Liiii.l_ I'resi'rv.'r aL (he first ...-.'ii.. of chest, or bronchial I rouble. It will also certain rebel' in loiigslaudin;_, cases ami lone up the >\>.!em woiiderlully. Is 10,1 buys ■'• g bottle at all Cbemisl.s and Storeic-'<'::i.(-rs.