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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 6, 25 June 1885, Page 4

Notices WOLLERMAN & :HHTCfHiiLSO]Sf, ■ ■ ♦ '*. >. y -f • GROCERS. . WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MEECHANTS . AND .... • i ■ ' •■' • ' ' '■ DIRECT IMPORTERS. Thb Square, Palmbrston' North, TTAVE FOjr^A^E^i .'.; '-■> • W,v '.. ':> ■-. .o^; Whiskies (V. 0. Lome, Carrick -■ < ■ .}" ?| >] [ ■; ?■ ; 1 Bl«rid, KilkarnocTi, SmJ}, isOs per dosen , Brandief, Hennoßsdy's^ &c, from 72s to, 98« per doKen Port, from 48b to 60s per ( dozen i ' ( ' : Bheß7, .48# to. 60s ! t>er dozen v E»g\igK Cringw Wine, 80s 'per : ttoswn ;, . . '_. '. English Ale and B tout, 16s per Dunodin Ale and Stont, 10s i Otiier Colonial Ales, A pe^doien; ; ; ov 2a 6d per gallon in bulk Assorted dozens of the above sent carefully packed to any address on receipt of oheo,us or P.O. order. Groceries at Wholesale Bates. JOHN BKLK, TT7 HEELWRIGIIT, Coach* BuildeQfc'e^ eo>ner pSSherwill-stafegtr ,v „.-•,.„-...; , .A.,/,..,,, ..'. Makino Road. Buggies, Dog Carts, Spring-" Traps ©r'aVs', '&&U trm^e and r«pair«4 with all possible despatch. <- T< ,< :i r ; '"■'•_; ■ • •■ : * ••■ g / » By Special Appointment. -GEOBGE DIXON, Manufacturer of Double grated Waters .-: ; ; ■; '£ and oordials, ; ,/ V , Cuba itbset, Wellington.' "l SK for his celebi-ated Giriget-Ule, ,J\., an^takiß nq. ; other. Tfaejraluh neiss carried oh as J ilsual by Mrs'Dixbn.; Auckland Agent. Mr Arthur H. Nathan. ' ' " f|> E A R 0 F 0 U N DB W JL Wellington, LUEE" & SONS; Iron and Brass Founders. Engineers and ■ Boiler- Makers. - *"-p;S."r-A*» their most economical Ranges at reduced prices. The best and cheapest ranges in t\ market. JOHN HANLON. OH NA ME NTAL MASON, ' Palmebbtok Noitki Tombstoaes.in variety from £3 up to £50. Cement JSheep Dipfi buiH, beinij superior in every respect to brick. '■' ' ■■•• . LADIES* COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, Templestowe, Wanoanui. ' Pbikcipai, Mhs Harbison Davis. FIIHE above Scheol will be opened on JL * MoWday.'jthe 2j6th day of January, whoa Mrs Davis will be assisted by a staff <of "(Efficient teifchtrsyconsistipg s>f; a< l^ s ident Matriquh^te4 ] (3p\;erneßs, Vijn^inij Governesses, and qualified and experienced -Masters. 1 1 [•:>■; ■ , ' The School : hiifld trie's' are large and well yen^j]a t t,ed, and are *)so situated in a I nliea>a'nt and healthy -part of Waapanui, iitsidelho to*«JJ r.i ),. ; J ;Tho .proportion of teachers to sclipjars i frill be lar^p,, r |hprpfore backward pupils imay receive individual care. '■";: '; : >>, ;*-i4- ■: •;>•■:'* The aim, ot the course of instruction is to provide a general education of (he highest order, and upwially to develop "jtljfe fchara<ter.s *.} i^ell.as therinte Jlect <>f ; the pupils, nnd io foster a ladylike "torie thrpughdiit the infti(n^i6a.' ' v Miinirl will be.Bpfcially »ttend?d^o, the *vptcm tnugftt beinß that of thp Cyn^rra- i toireef Mwiic/in.^rmany or'jPr.anoe.! , ' 1 AlU*iit<K|[nunjht ; r qf Qoafdjers]oi^3|will be remv<*d., *o, that, th.oxojj.gji attention <nay ue relied on.' * * ' ProspVctuj'jqnVappl} cation to the Lady i\ ?»orou^b and Pond Mrtjf-Bl* uona i on v^l« n i» ; s oi^cj, Price, 6d. :