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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 88, 8 January 1885, Page 4

Notices % % •B.NETTLESHIP, ' (Late J. Kins & Co), MANUFACTURING Gold and Silversmith-, Masonic Jeweller and Medalist, Electro-Plater •ftnd Gilder. ttepairs Executed with Despatch. fo C(ld Gold and Silver Bought. ] > Victoria Avenue, Wangonui, 8 doors from Post Office. rt HE EQUITABLE INSURANCE 1 ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEAI.AND. HEAD: OFFICE DUNEDIN. Directors : — E. B. Cargill, Esq., Chairman. J. Hsslett, Esq. J. Hogg, Esq. f. Meenan, Esq. A. Scoiillar, Esq. "W. Grigg, Esq. A. Guthrie, Esq. W. C. Kirkcaldy, Manager. Fire atid Marine Insurance of every Description at lowest current rates. AQEN T 8 : Poxton— Messrs Thynne, Linton & Co. Otaki— Mr W. H. Simcox. 3Pajnierston — Mr S. Abraham. Feilding— Mr W. Beading. Marton — Messrs Mcllardie Bros. Bulls— Mr J. M. Harper. Campbelltown — Mr C. Dahl. Sandon — Mr H. Sanson, junr. . Turakina— Mr;W. Davies. "Woodville— Mr J. Sowry. GEORGE CURRIN, Post Office Store, Kiwitea. f^i ROCERIES and Ironmongery VJf of all descriptions. Goods not in stock procured at shortest notice. Packing done to any part of the district at lowest possible rates. GEORGE CURRIN, Proprietor M. KEKN, BOOTMAKER, HAS Just Received — Tennis _ Shoes,. Running Mioes, Cricketing Shoes, Porpoise Bide Boots, Sewn;;Boots, 6 trunks Ladies' Button Side Springs. French Button Boot?, 14s 6d: Glazed Kid Shoes, 8s 6d. Copper Togs, from fens to thirteens, 5s 6d. Boots Bought at the Shop will be Nailed and Toe- tipped tor Nothing. Everyone to his 'Irade. No .Store Boots repaired here, M. KEEN. VULCAN SHOEING FORGE. A 8 a common duty to my liberal patrons, as well as injustice to myself And .my rapidly growing Local IndusT&y, I have added a first class implement maker; and general smith to my staff. With the other assistance I have in the Forge I am now able to attend entirely to the SHOEING BUSINESS MYSELF, and : can confidently promise that speedy attention and full satisfaction •will be .given to all work entrusted to my care in all the Branches of my Business. J. JENSEN, GENERAL BLACKSMITH LADIES' " COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, Templistowe, Wanganui. PB«rciPAL.... v ...MEs Habeison Davis. TIJE above School will be opened on the 26th day of Janu-ry, whpnJM"rs Davis will be assisted by a staff of efficient teachers, consisting of a Resi^ dent ■ Governess, Visiting Governesses, and qualified and experienced Masters. The School buildings are large and well ventihrtecfr and- are also situated -in a pleasant and healthy part of Wanpanui, oc'.side the-tqwn. The ■propqrtieh of teachers to scholars will be larjfe,' therefore backward pupils may receive individual care.The aini'of the course of instruction is to provide a general edueation of tho highest order, and specially to develop the cliaraders as well as the intellect of the pupils, and to foster a ladylike tone throughput the institution. Mttsie'/jrill, be specially attended to, the system taught being that of the Conservatoire, of ljMusie.jnj Germ any or Fi-anee. A Jimitea number of Boarders only will be received, 'so that thorough attention may be relied on. Prpßp*ctu^ qn application to the Lady Principal. .'; NEW YEAR CHEER. THE •; Proprietor of the Feilding -'Hotel,; which is now undergoing 'extensive alterations and improvements, begs to remind his numerous' friends and patrons that j New Xear^is- .Coining, and that he is ' making- Special Provisions f<;r the Festive Season -by • laying in an extra stock of the very best brands of Beers, Wines," Spirits/ L'iquors, Cordials, &c, "&c. ''The interior of the Hotel has just be^n;. thoroughly renovated and refurnished, and 1 'is now replete with every'com'fort necessary for Visitors, Boarders, and Travellers. The Dining Table ijs.supp^cd with all the Luxuries of the Season, 1 and the Billiard Room is A'l'. .First class Stabling and paddociihig.' ; . . • v - : v -,JA^iES HASTIE, • !; " .. . Proprietor. •'FOB THE r pLf'OD TS THE LIFH." — ( inrktrH •''•World - famed ' Blood Mix* ture is warranted to cleanse the blood from all impuriiies from wl-atevpr cause « rising; For : Serofttla, Scurvy. Skin :m-.l Blo«d Pis'-nses, and Soros o! all kinds, its effects are marveJl. u-. Thuusand* of tt^tinuini.ils. Sold \i\ hotM«-s, 2> 6;1 and lls each, by Cheinisls and Patent Medicine Vendors every wii ere. S le.Proj).'ielOis, The Lincoln mid Mid]«nd Counijes Drug Cc.j Lincoln, En^~ , laud.^— Advt.