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Feilding Star, Volume XIX, Issue 4863, 16 April 1923, Page 3

attention i N OPPORTUNITY TO SUPPLY EVERY-DAY WANTS AT A TIDY SAVING IN THE PRICE. Fleecy lined .shirts. Very Eino Wearing Article for the Working Man. SPECIAL PRICE, 7/11 KA PAIRS MEN’S HARD-WEAR DU TROUSERS, All Sizes, Dark Shade, Best Working Trousers in the Trade. OUR SPECIAL PRICE 9/6 20 Plain DOZEN MEN’S COLONIAL ALL-WOOL SOX, Ribbed or Knitted, Great Value. 3 PAIRS FOR 4/3 Fleecy-lined singlets and DRAWERS, Very Popular Underclothing, Eight Weight, 5/11, Pants or Singlets. Extra Heavy Make, 7/9, Pants or Singlets. LOMAS & CO., MEN’S AND BOYS’ OUTFITTERS, Box 50. FEILDING. !r'\ a ' m\ There's More fun With a Kodak DON’T think of going for your Holiday without a KODAK. A Kodak adds to the fun and keeps it in happy pictures. A handy holiday model is the No. 1 Kodak Junior, Reduced Price, 78/6, for Pictures 2{ a- 31 inches. Other Autographic Kodaks from 42/6. Folding Autographic Brownies from 48/6 Box Brownie Cameras, for Children or Adults, from 11/9. Come in and see our stock. Instiuction gladly given free. Developing and Printing done at reasonable rates. Expert work, prompt delivery. T„ i R. emmm _CNE,?jS!STB AND OPTICIANS, .*AWCHESTER STRESS* mLDme. RESS DEPARTMENT SPECIALS AT OOBBE’S. | A-IN. NAVY SERGE, 5/6 yard; eU 54-in., 9/6 yard; Eino Hop,ck Stripe Suiting, 7/6 yard; 40-in. jxed Tweeds, 4/6 yard; Check Skirtgs, 6/11 yard; Cream All-Wool Cashere, 5/lT yard. Death Benefit £129 MAKING LODGE No. 51 U.A.0.D., NE, N.Z. njYHE USUAL *5 T O FORTNIGHTLY J_ MEETING of the above will be held on TUESDAY, April 17tli, at 8 p.m., at Foresters’ Hall, Bowen Street. Business: Initiation and General. Re F.S.C. Meeting. H. L. SMITH, P.A., Secretary,

MANCHESTER UNITY, 1.0.U.F. Death aenefit up to £2oU. fin Hit Usual Fortnilitly MeetJL ing of this -Lodge will be uelct m the Oddfellows’ Hall on VEDaESDAY, April 18th, at V .30 pan. Business: Initiation and General. K. a. GARLiCIv, Secretary. PROOF OF PROGRESS, BUSINESS GROWING IN FEILDING. DURING the period of Saturday Half-holiday Observance, no less than 28 new businesses have been established in Feilding, comprising the following:— 4 Grocers. 4 Fruiterers. 2 Boot Dealers. 2 Boot Repairers. 2 Drapers. 2 Dyefs and Cleaners. 2 Vuleanizers. 2 Motor Garages. 2 Wood and Coal Merchants. 1 Cycle Dealer. 1 Tailor. 1 Clothier. 1 Restaurant 1 Gunsmith 1 Butcher. These facts and figures prove that business, instead of going out, is coming into Feilding. This surely justifies the retention of Saturday Half-holiday. FURTHER THE PROGESS. VOTE FOR gATTJRDAY aLF-lIOLIDAi NOTICE. HAVING Purchased the Fruit and Confectionery Business, Manchester Street, previously owned by Mrs. Robson, I hope, by continuing to keep the best of goods, to merit the support of the Public. H. SCOTNEY. REGISTRY OFFICE. WANTED at once, Labourers, also Youth for Sheej> Farm; several Lady Helps and Generals; housekeepers, etc. C. M. Coulter, Manchester Street. MY Selection of Toys is the Best. Maclean’s Toy Arcade. WT ANTED Known—Star Cord VV Tyres are giving remarkable ser .vice. Fit Stars and get more mile age. F.V.A.C., Manchester Street. LADIES’ VELOUR COATS, All Shades. Inspection Solicited. FEILDING CLOTHING, r 0