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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 3234, 7 May 1917, Page 4

THE NEWEST AND LATEST OF , WINTER GOODS 1 AMONG OUR MANY CHOICE LINES NOW SHOWING WE MAKE MENTION OF WINTEI SPORTS COATS AND SILK BLOUSES. THE EVEIi POPULAR A SPLENDID LINE OF SPORTS <OOAT LADIES' CKEME 1 in, T AP QILK T>LOUSES In Urcy, Cromo, Purple, Heather, 9 * kJ JL3 > Khaki, Nigger, lloso, Navy, liottlo, and Cherry. Some with rucked yokes. Others wit]] Roll Collars, otc. - price— prices prom— ■ 29/6 ™ 55/- 12/6 ™ 18/6 COME AND SEE THESE TO-DAY. TO-MORROW WILL BE TOO LATE. THE BEST WILL B ; GONE. Vt'°^£ Double Your Returns! /*" / / , /r/rl "Whoever can make two ears of corn, or two blades of grass, to grow •X a L<~>i ft "Jl, / i wne, . e only one grew before, deserves better of mankind, and does more F O '*"y i I I'll * s * ei J l ' a ' ser yice to thecountry, than thewholerace of jioliticians put together." /7T L I ff / /*/./ "" s ' s especially true at the present time, so farmers who wish to increase w sJ J'/ 1 t i e Productiveness of their land should use "Eclipse" Grain Fertilizers, I /~**7)/j Jor J.ll a ! u ' * nus ensure profitable returns. j H s~ fir "^ c ''P se Fertilizers are now obtainable from our Works at Imlay, and local i I farmers can depend upon prompt delivery. The Manures are specially suited to X \jsrfr North Island conditions, being rich in phosphates and animal nitrogen. \ Mi No. 2 f or or Jj nary cropping GRAIN MANURE p«p- - 8 AH prices Free on Rail, Imlay. Write for complete Price List of "Eclipse" Fertilizers I THE NEW ZEALAND REFRIGERATING CO., LTD., M VICTORIA AVENUE - - WANGANUI 5 / \ T c@y ptr|opo%e world / k For the prospective car owner in New Zealand f V- / lf 5:? ' c? t0 know that a certain motor car has proven exceptionally satisfactory in, say, the British Isles, is no j N. particular assurance that it will give him thorough I / going, day-in-and-day-out SATISFACTION under 1 \ the conditions here. \ v V , j But it's different when he knows that the car he is \ / considering has given thorough-going, day-in-and- \ / day-out SATISFACTION under the hardest con- / ditions of service in every civilized country at >. {*[ the globe. %> • The car with this international, all around "make* good" reputation is the STUDEBAKER. FHE ALLIED WAR OFFICES recognise Studebaker reputation and high quality. BRITAIN'S Studebaker purchases already aggregate over £4,000,000; RUSSIA has purchased 1000 Studebakers and placed a further contract to the value of £500,000, and FRANCE is also ft heavy purchaser of Studebakers. The NEW MODEL STUDEBAKERS we are now showing are from the great CANADIAN STUDEBAKER FACTORY, at Walkerville, Ontario. m r PRICES x 4-cyl. 5-e®ater. £395; 4-cyl. 3-eeater, £385. Electric Light* Electric Stlf-ttart* ADAMS, LTD. CHRISTCHURCH NEW ZEALAND IMPORTERS OF STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS STUDEBAKER DISTRIBUTORS:— PALMERSTON NORTH: ADAMS, LTD. WANGANUI: ADAMS, LTD. HASTINGS: TOURIST MOTOR CO., LTD. TARANAKI: NEWTON KING. STUDEBAKER AGENTS:— WELLINGTON: J. B. GROVE AND CO. MASTERTON; MADDEN AND JENKINS. ' EKETAHUNA: HUTCHISON BROS PAHIATUA: A. &R. DONALD. DANNEVIRKE: E. A. RANSOME. WAIPAWA: T. CARSON & SONS. WAIPUKURAU: TURNER & BUTLER, WAIROA: MARSH & WILKES. GISBORNE: V. HANSEN. BULLS: FORD & BARNEY. MARTON: ROFE & WALKER. STRATFORE: NEWTON KING. NEW PLYMOUTH: NEWTON KING.

WHEAT. GERMANS AVANT MONOPOLY FROM RUSSIA. London, May 5. The German newspapers point ou tbe importauco of endeavouring to se euro the Russian wheat, because, the; say. "our onemies will havo a whea monopoly after the war." QUITE RIGHT. PERTINENT (QUESTIONS. London, May 5. Notice of a question ]ias been givei iti the House of Lords as to whethei the , Rotorua, from New Zealand, lad en with 100,000 carcases of sheep elc. which was sunk in the Chaime r-i'ter landing passengers at Plymouth sl'.oukl not liavo been allowed to dis charge her cargo at Plymouth; als( whether other ships havo met the sfiuo fate under similar circumstances. COMiMG EH. KYVN Tr-nC~T7L\CK MAN. Port, an IViiieo, May !t. The- President of the back republic of Hay Li, in a message to Parliament, demands war against Germany.