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T. COLLINS. BUILDER AND CON'ir,AOT.'Ott Address: DENBIGH STREET Plans and Specihr-stlous Fr*v!f.red. Men's Neglige Shirts, with 2 Collars to match. Smart Patterns, 10/6 each. Men's Football Jerseys, 10/6; Men's Football Shorts, 5/6. At Lomas's. COBBE'S SALE. In this issue Cobbe's announce a special 10 days' clearance of surplus stocks previous to their annual stocktaking. A glance through the front page will convince readers that prices have been drastically reduced in every department in many instances down to "pre-war values. It means present requirements are now procurable at end of season's prices.
Mr Quayle, in a replace on Pago 1, indicates the proportion of the best meat killed at the Abattoirs that goes to his shop. "Figures that speak for themselves." Mr W. Fay, of Kimbolton, gives notice of his intention to apply for a hotelkceper's license. ■ Quayle's Empire Butchery have a replace advertisement ori page 4 of interest to meat buyers.
The Wanganui Jockey Club advertise that excursion fares are available on the railways for their Steeplechase Meeting on Thursday and Saturday.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 4590, 16 May 1922, Page 3
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