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Feilding Star, Volume I, Issue 67, 14 January 1880, Page 4

o YA % kffr' s & j i o © &§’« ossa f^7 a goa O s o GV -3£C m 21-3 m fjp HE UNDERSIGNED Has Just Received, Ex late late arrivals from English and other markets, FORTY-FIVE (45) PACKAGES OF EARTHEN, CHINA, AND GLASSWARE 1 Consisting of Breakfast, Dinner, and Tea Services, Toiletware (white and gold, granite and printed), Ewers and Basins, covered and other Jugs in large variety, printed Cups and Saucers, Cream Crocks, Jam Jars, Jelly Mugs, Foot Warmers, &c., etc-, etc. CHINA IN LARGE VARIETY! GLASSWARE! Consisting of Tumblers, Wines, Champagnes, Hocks, Custards and Jellies. Decanters, Water Bottles, Sugar and Creams; Butters, Fruit Stands, Jam Dishes, Jugs (nice variety), Candlesticks, etc., etc., etc. Lamp Glasses of all kinds. BRUSH WARE! Consisting of Brooms, Bannister, Hearth, Scrubbing, Blacking, Blacklead, and Hair Brushes. BASKET WARE! Soiled Linen, Clothes, Butchers’, Grocers’, Bakers’, Bottle, Waste Paper, Fancy and Table Mats. HOUSEHOLD IRONMONGERY AND CUTLERY IN GREAT VARIETY.

GROCERIES AND OILMEN’S S T 0 11 E S ! Consisting- of Teas (chests, hf-chcsts, anil boxes), Sugars, Coffee, Candles, Soap, Kerosene, and every line in Groceries, too numerous to particularize. WINES AND SPIRITS. Flour, Wheat-meal,l Sharps, Bran, Oats, Oatmeal, Chaff, Maize, &c. Depositary for sale of Law Court, Postage and Duty Stamps. The undersigned being a direct importer from English, Australian, and other markets, is enabled to sell at the LOWEST POSSIBLE BATES. Country orders receive special attention. Wholesale and Retail. J. L. STEVENSON, Corner of It ID GW AY STREET and WICKSTEAD PLACE, Wanganui. m 24-3 m THE FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE & WORKING MEN’S RESTAURANT. Wa RWICK-STREET, FEILDING. J. IvLINK ANNOUNCES that the extensive additions to his Boarding House and Refreshment Rooms being now completed, he hopes to receive the liberal patronage of the resident population of Feilding, and also of the working classes engaged in its neighbourhood. By cleanliness, civility, and moderation in prices, he will endeavor to secure the good opinion of all who support his undertaking, and to deserve and retain that support. Good Beds and comfortable Accommodation throughout. Hot coffee and cocoa always ready. Suppers prepared on the shortest notice. Dinners got ready for taking out by working men engaged a distance off. Good stabling and abundance of clean bedding and good provender. I lorses can bo paddoeked if so desired. J. KLINK, m 21-dm Proprietor.