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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 52, 4 October 1883, Page 1

Notices fe f$- n "BUCKINGH AM PALACE " BAKERY AND PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. I OHN POLI OCX wishes to call fJ tha attention of the public to the fact that he is now delivering the Best Bread to all parts of the town | daily. \ ■ Confectionery and Pastry of all descriptions kept on hand, and made on order. Wedding and Christening Cakes made on the shortest notice. MR J W. EADE'S FKILDING FURNITURK AND BEDDING WAREHOUSE, MANCHESTER ST. PERSONS about to furnish, read! Spring Couches, CretonneLeatherond HorseHair, with carved backs and arms from £3 10s. Wood and Iron Bedsteads, French and Colonial; (Jots and I'nssinetts; Chests of Drawers, in li»-ht aud dark wood-; 15 different kinds ot chairs to choose from. Carpets and Heart h Rugs, Felt Squares, Linoleum, Floor Cloihs, Cocoa and China Matting, Toilet Sets, Ewers, Basins, and Odd Pieces, Perambulators. Clothes-baskets, Door an*! Wool Mats, Fenders and Firc-iro»;8 ; Assorted Picture-frame Mouldings, A very nice Dining Room Suite, covered with rep. Country oroers promptly attended to, carefully packed, and delivered free if over £5. Undertaker. ESTABLISHED 185 1. J. E. EVANS, Saddler, Lambton Quay, Wellington. Settlers in the Ran£ritik-?i and Manawatu districts will find it well worth their while to send orders to ire. When remittance accompanies order, I pay freight, to Wauganui or Foxton, as required. I make saddles from £3 10s to £8 10s. Buggy, Cart, .Hough, and other Harne-ss made by the best workmen in New Zealand. GO " Concord" Collars on hand. NOTICE TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. S. DAW'S EXPRESS f > UNS between t'io railway station -lA> Feildin«r, am my part of the ,own for tbe convejance of passengers and p,oods. .y E. cm also supply the inhabitants of ttie fiwii with either of the iinder^entioned kinds of wood, in any quantity or lenjjth- Rata, matai. and ta - va. " FLOUR I FLOUR ! ! \ SK for Chamberlain's FLOUPJ admitted to to be 'he best in the Manawatu. Chamberlain's is the only mill that is fitted with appliances for thor<*ughlj mixing the wheats, essential to making Good Flour. Orders punctually attended to. W, E. CHAM BERLAIN Feilding Steam Hour Mill. HENRY JOHN LEE, Tailor, |_TAS taken tnone premises lately fl occupied by Mr Oakley, in Manchester-street, and intends continuing the business. Clothes made after tbe latest style and newest fashions. Gentlemen's apparel cleaned and repaired, . Good, fit and first-class workman, ship uuaran teed. H. 3 LEE, ■ f." y w : Manchester-street, Feilding. £|rNext to r the Bank of Australasia. J&B PRINTING in all its branches • executed on 'the shortest notice' at the Star Office . Charges very reasonable' ■'■■■'■• y f: .■■:■■■ '