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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 21, 26 August 1882, Page 1

Furniture feilding furniturk and bedding warehouse. LN Returning thanks to my many friends, and thn public generally for the very liberal support accorded me for the past three years, 1 bes to notify to all those about to furnish, that f have ou hand a large stock of Furniture ivude from thoroughly seasonal timber. j Spring Mat trasses, ..eather Flock, Curled Hair, and Flax M.ittrasses, Swiss, Parlor, Dining-room, Bedroom, and Kitchen Chairs. Spring-sea ed easy chairs. Spring couches in hair, cloth, rip, leather, ami cretonne. Brooms and brushes of all kinds. Doors, sashes, locks, and sash weights Funerals Cheaply Furnished. J. W.'EADE, jvlanchoster-st'eet. DOORS, ~ " SASHES, FURNITURE, BEDDING. VENN'S NEW ZEALAND. STEAM WOODWARE FACTORY, TURNING, 1 -• And.. MOULDING MILLS. HAVING on hand a large and 1 thoroughly .>ei;sonable stock of carefully selected material, we in position to supply , Doors, Sashes, Furniture, Glass, Turnery, and Moulding Of every description at lowest possible rotes. A liberal discount to Cabinetraakers/Builders, and others. Size and price lists of all stock goods. - f upon application! , ' STEAM WOODWARE FACTORY. ' MAIN STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. .;■ • Businessf Notices FLOUR! FLOUR!! ; •1!! l ' !l A SK for Chamberlain's FLOUR, admitted to to be the best in the ]]■.-, Manayratii. l : . . ■ ■ ■ ' i • ■ (i * ; ' x ■■'•.. Chamberlaih J s is the 1 only mill that - Js,fitted with appliances for thoroughly ( mixin^th"e"wiießts, essential to making Good Flour. Orders punctually attended to, ." I i !- . ~T~~ W, E. CHAMBERLAIN, i Feildjng Steam Mour fi^ill. CHANGE OF PROPRIETARY. w. r a!> ley, ('From Wanganrii.) SADDLE* COLLAR, .& HARNESS i■ " ■' • ' MAKER/ ' ' Opposite Hastie's Hotel, ,' ;J If it D i n g. BEGS to intimate to the settlers ot „. .JEeifding, Halcombe, Awahuri, Kiwitea, and elsewhere, that, he has purchased the interest. in the business lately carried on by Mr J T. Jordan, and hopes, by strict attention to his own business, (leaving otber.people's business alone), to merit the patronage 'of the general public. ' ■ ' Sadd es made to order. Collars made 4 to measure. Duggy, Coach, Trap, and , XJray Harness made to order, ..,,-, . A .superior quality of English and Colonial Gooqs kept in- stock ; also, Mill"Beltiog. W. RAPLEY, , ! t Feilding. IT E N 8 E N, . : tl BLAOKSMITH, WHEELWRIGHT AND'SHOEING SMITH, : » MancUkstb'r Strket, (.Wit to the Denbigh Hotel) ; v , FEILDING, Shoeing done wiih care and despatch All "descriptions^ of -General Blacksmith's work done. Vehicles arid Agricultural Implements I „ .. made-and repaired. 1 :/!■'.'■■ ■■:■ •• ■""" - che Address^i