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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 39, 1 November 1882, Page 1

Notices isoTEUK of uLvToval! J. and D McFARLA N E, B j: EG to notify to their numerous O friends and customers that they have removed to those commodious premise lately occupied by the JN'orth.-rn Boot and Shoe Company, where they will always luve on hand a lar^e stock of Tents, Tarpaulins, Oilskins, and iShip Chandlery of every Description. Orders, both in Town and Country, punctually attended to. Storekeepers will find it to their advantage b} r dealing with J. and D. McFarlane, as a liberal discount will be allowed. ggfiSote the Addros? — Taupo Quay, Wanganui, Ojiposite the Railway Goon's Shed. KIVVITEA BltEWi'.liV. H^HE Above Brewery is now in nil working order. First Class Ale and Porter. Feilding Dki'ot : Manchester Strest, Feilding, (Between the Bank ot Australasia and Bank of New south Wales.) Two Gallons at 2s per Gallon, — For Cash. — The Trade liberally dealt with. All Orders promptly attended to. iJaTThe Kiwitea Irowery only brews from Malt and Hops ot the first quality, and the Ales and Port- ! ers cannot be surpassed in the Colony. T. L. HARCOUHT. public .\ 7 0n0,. I BEG w inform the public of Feildi ig, that I have taken a portion o those premises lately occupied by Messrs Halcombe and Sherw'll, and- am now prepared to make to order <)ILSKIN SUITS. Of all styles and patterns. Garden seeds of all varities in stock Umbrellas, and parasols repaired Clocks repaired piomptly If you want your lamps repaired, ion't forget to call upon JAMES MOHRIS, Night Watchman, h >■ Souare., FeUdiin^ jXmes s. jolly, TT>APEKHANGER, House Decorau>r, and Sign Writer, Palraerston N. Orders left at the Star Office promptly attended to.