SMALL SHEEP FARM FOR SALH Hftn ACRES, 9-mills front Feild 2-ZU ing, 4 miles from railwaj and township. Land Transfer title. AH in grass. About hdf ploughable. balance easy undulating. 8 paddockg well watered. 8-roomed house, washhouse, motor shed, shearing shed, stable and cowshed. Stock at present -370 sheep (nearly all ewes), 25 head of cattle and 2 horses. Price £25 per acre, £1000 cash, balance good terms. No. 165 N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD. FEILDING
looT BEDROOM WILL BE COMPLETE IF FURNISHED WITH OUB ARTISTIC FURNITURE ii Our Bedroom Furniture wt Combine Art and Usefulness and make m strong feature of 80UND CONSTRUCTION SEE US ABOUT IT W. FEGDEN ART FURNISH BOX 48 PALMEBSTON NORTH. TEL. 118.
FEILDINO TECHNICAL SCHOm. LAST TERM commences o~ TEMBER 9. Last H OCTOBER 21. Discharged Soldierß > Tuition. Those learning, receive Financial Assistance Free Railway Passes to holders of Certificates of Proficiency and Endorsed Certificates of Competency. To Employers.—lf you have in your employ young persons between the ages of 14 and 17 years who are not attending the Technical School, the Act requires that you notify the Director without delay. The Millinery Claw commences June 10. Courses: Commercial, Domestic, Mechanical, Proficiency Certificate. J. MATTHEWS, Director.
BEWARE OF PAIN ® THE HERALD OF PNEUMONIA Tho Western (N.S.W.) doctors (viclo Llthgow Mercury, Snpt. 30, 1918), declare that the present influenza is abnormal— " the real thing;"—and that" cavelessne? s will, in almost every case, bring on pneumonia." The moment you feel a numb contraction in the chest, beware! —that peculiar pain is the herald. Wawn's Wonder-Wool stops pain instantly. It should be applied the moment there is this feeling j it may in fact be worn with advantage continuously. Wawn's WonderWool is a medicated cotton-wool, the fibres of-which are thoroughly impregnated with specially selected pain-relieving eessences, whose soothing virtue* and hsaling properties are felt immediately. But do not wait till attackod, as tho chemist may be sold out or shut. Keep it in the house j it is essential. Bad as is the present epidemic it may only be the forerunner of worse ©People elsewhere are dropping in the street. Wawn's Wonder-Wool is on Bale by all chemists and stores, price 2/6 ; FROM KEMPTHORNE PROS SER AND CO, LTD, AUCK LAND, WELLINGTON, DUN EDIN AND CHRISTCHURCH If father accidentally cuts his |j In.'hand nothing purifies and heals |j Ha the wound so perfectly as Zam- |j Mj Buk. In case of a burn or scald. j| ■/' Zam - Buk is again not only | | soothing, but heals so naturally § | with new skin that no trace of 4 1 ;. the wound remains A sprained g I wrist or ankle, too, is immensely |j Eg relieved by rubbings with Zam | I Buk which kills pain and stop- in | I The children at school are alw:ivs 9 B getting knocks or bruises, or risk j| H[ catching ringworm or running sores; | W but Zam-Buk soon charms the pain |> Mr away, and, applied to the first spot J I or sign Of disease quickly cures. g II In the home, at work, andatp'ay, g 111 a pot of Zam-Buk should always be K\ m\ kept handy. !16 or 316 a pot i> I-* For WhOOPfng CoUgft, Croupy '-j I Oougnu, Bronchitis, Sore Throats, use 8 | yiJlsllNol?] HEAN'S f( E3SENCE I The Great Money-Saving Eemedy _! Lj Costs _■/■ Makes 1 Pint Saves 10/- j-g . A Breakfast Dish as | Delicious as it Looks k Yonr doctor will tell you that h foods that are appetising are & usually of the greatest value. t ; Creamoata is n>>t only the most delicious of bixuk I'nst cereals, but £ it is also the most nutritious. h (Cream o' the Oat) r Made from thefinest of fine oatu, j? I, treated hy 23 different automatic j machines, CreaninaHi (s given i the pan drying ozone treat- I ment that imparts a ■ ■i delightful flavour. M&%Mh * . Bemember that ev<-ry I Creamoata packet con- x£a»«|j*g? ;■ tains theeouponH cnabl- feY, j\ intf you to Bharo in Ihe V-r TV V great Freo Gift Scheme, yi / ,>-,'..
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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 3647, 2 December 1918, Page 1
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