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Feilding Star, Volume 3, Issue 553, 30 December 1925, Page 8

FOR JjfAVE 70an BOYS AND GTBDS GOT HELMETS ns' n Protection against tire Extreme 'Beat' of Miflsiimilter '? ' We have' in Stock' in all Sizes a' 1 Big' Range of gCUN: jjETiMETS In Grey Tops with Dark Green Under Janiiigs., Plain and Stripe Crash, Dark Khaki and Cretonne BUY AT SUTTON’STHE PRICES ARE RIGHT We extend to onr Numerous Customers in Town and District the Heartiest of the Season’s Greetings, and Express the Hope that the New •Year will bring your Nothing hut Happiness and Prosperity. A. H A. H. SUTTON. A\ V. SUTTON. Direettni' ■ DiWetor. GIFTS THAT LAST ( ATHESO.N’S is the Ideal Gift . : Store.K ; , Conte here first and ...iv'e your?f)| hold's of searching for the Gift voir'Want. MATHESOrS ; Busy Jewellery Store Fergusson f>ti;eet . Eeilding. THE SHOP FOR PRESENTS XMAS GIFTS A CYCLE IDGIO WITTI'WORTH, Britain’s . Best. ,-, PRICES from £l2 12/>YATi ENFIELD, Mode like a Gun. PRICE from £l2 7/6 iNTTINE B.SW., Factory Built. £l6 16/INU.INE HENDTE CYCLES from £lO 15/'GEISH ITS.A. PATTERN CYCLES' front £8 10'/YENIBE CYCLES, Boys’ and Girls’ from £7 15/nuine English FRANKLEY TRICYCLES front 39/6 to 45/,'l RY TRICYCLES from 79/6 to 92/6 w. n. McKinnon. TRACKING A MURDERER ABORIGINAL TAKES TO THE BUSH. (Alist, and N.Z. Cable). Sydney, Dec. 29. Tlie semi-naked body of a ha.lfoaSte hoy, Robert Burns, eight years old, was found floating in the river at Brown rr in a. 'the head had been battered. The hoy was last seen in' the company of an aboriginal; who has since taken to the bush. A big posse of mounted police and civilians is search-' in.g for him.

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