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Wanted- ___ [All Advertisements under Sixteen Words, inserted in this column, will be charged One Shilling per insertion.] "XX RANTED to Purchase— A Hack. \y Apply Star office. ANTED KNOWN.— Fireworks of all descriptions at J. Newmans. \\ ANTED KNOWN. — Woller- ■ ■ man and Hutcheson have the Best and Cheapest Assortment of Groceries between Wellington and Wanganui. \ a ANTED KNOWN. — Woller- • ' man and Hutcheson are now selling highly Ornamental Tea Canisters, including lib of A.I. Tea for 8s \\ ANTED KNOWN. — Barley, v » Chaff, Oats, Bran, Wheat, Potatoes and Flour at lowest prices for cash at Wollerman and Hutcheson's, the Square, Palmerston. \)TANTKD TO SELL. — Clean * t Waste Paper. Apply Stab office. ANTED KNOWN.— That the Collection of Ball Programmes, Cards, &c, at the Stab Office, is unsurpassed. WANTED KNOWN.— The Best Job Printing on the Coast is done at the Stab Office. WANTED, Boarders at Clareville House, corner of Denbigh and Caniden streets. The house has been recently renovated, and furnished in a style conducive to every comfort of a home. Plunge and Shower Baths attached to the house. Every attention paid to Boarders, combined with moderate charges. JOHN TOY, Proprietor. Miscellaneous BRICK AND PIPE WORKS, MARTON. JAMES KENDRICK, Pbopbietob. Drain Pipes all sizes from 2 to 12 inches. Delivered on the trucks at the Railway Station, Marton, for the following prices :—2 inch, 7s per 100 feet ; 3 inch, 11s per 100 feet ; 4 inch, 18s per 100 feet ; 6 inch, 34s per 100 feet. Larger sizes as per arrangement. JAMES KENDRICK, Marton. RICHARD MILHAM, Bricklayer. ORDERS forwarded by post, or left with Messrs Pope and Pearson, Bowen-street, will be punctually attended to. Moderate charges, good workmanship SPECIAL NOTICE. " MRS PARR, late of Sandon, and ... formerly of London, begs to notify that she has removed to Feilding, and opened a Dressmaking Estab lishment adjoining Parr's Coach Factory, Kimbolton Road. Ladies vi the Manawatu and Rangitikei districts will still receive that satisfactory" attention it has been Mrs Parr's pleasure to bestow for the past five years. Fashions received by every mail. Dresses made in the newest and best possible style, and at economical charges. TO LET. A COMFORTABLE 4-roomedCot-J\_ tage, together with a 2 J-acre paddock adjoining. Low rent. Apply to R. K. Shaw, Watchmaker. , ; WELLINGTON DYE WORKS, Established 1868. W. BARBER, DYER AND, CLEANER. Silver Medal and Two Certificate! of Merit for Dyeing. WOOLLEN and Mixed Fabrics in Ladies' Dresses, Jackets, Cloaks, Ulsters, &c, Cleaned and Beautifully Dyed and Pressed without being unpicked. Gents' Clothes Cleaned, Dyed, Pressed, and Repaired to look like New. , Curtains, Table-covers, &c, Cleaned or Dyed. Straw Hats and Feathers Cleaned and Dyed any Colour. Kid Gloves Cleaned. Agent for Manawatu District, Mr E. Young, Storekeeper, Feilding. SINGING AND MUSIC. MISS M. A.~WASHBOURN will receive Pupils for the above. For terms apply to Mrs Washbourn, Grey street, Feilding. H. JOHN LEE, Tailor. SUITS made of West of EnglandTweeds from £i. Fresh Samples to choose from. First-class Witneys and Beavers forOvercoats. Kimbolton Road, Feilding. Oppowte Mr Lewers. POISON. " 1 POISON has now been laiion sec-, tions Nos. 181 and 182 in tbe Sandon Block. ' LETHBRIDGE & DOWNBSV A RGOSY BBZcES. • . ; : .JX W. MVLWi