Tjl T ABCO MB , CIVIL ENGINEER, ARCHITECT. &c, PALMEESTON NOETH. Orders left at the Star Ofiftce will be attended to. E. ELLERY GILBERT, Pianoforte, Harmonium and Cabinet Organ Tuner and Repairer. EE- G. makes four visits in • the year between Wanganui and Palmerslon, calling at all the town and country districts, having with him a g-ood supply ot all kinds of material ior repairing Pianos, Harmoniums, &c Pianos tuned by the year. Orders may be left care of H. I. Jones, Wanganui and at the Star office, Feilding. MR WM. S. STAITE Solicitor, Feilding and Halcombe. SOMETHING TO EEAD. H . I . ~J~O NES HAS JUST BECEIVED Ycung Ladies' Journal, May No., Is 6d. New Quarterly Divisions — Something to Bead, 2s ; Family Header 2s-; Boys of England, 3s 6d; 13oys' Paper, 2s; Girls' Pnper, 3s; Companion Novelist, 2s ; Boys' Werld, 2s; Fireside Companion, 2s ; Boys' Standard, 2s. H. I. JONF-:S, BOOKSELLEB AND SIATIONEB, WaNGANUI. THE HISTORY AND DOINGS OF THK MAORIS, From the year 1820 to the Signing of the Treaty of Waitnngi in 1840, by Thomas. Wayth Gudgeon. Author of the ." Keminescences of the War in New Zealand." Contents: Introduction ; The Aborigines of New Zealand;. Migration of the Maori .Race; Tradition, of the Maori Toliungas; Maori Superstitions ; 'Noted Tons, or< Great Fighting Men; Makufu (Witchcraft) ; Cnusrs of W«"" amonirst the Natives; The" Tapu, and Warlike Chnracrer'of the Maoris; Maori Mode of Warfare ; Former Inhabitants, of the Auckhind Peninsula ; A Fraßment of Early Days ; Destruction of Ngntiwhare ; RAids bf-Ngapuhi; Raids of Waikato RaidXvof Ngatiawa; Te Wheiwhero's Attack on Pukerangiora : Defence of Te Namo by Wi Kingi ; Fight of Moturoa ; Attack oh Tangahoe Hy Waharoa; Last of- the. Old Tribal Fights; The Great Chief Wahi<roa. • : Bvb. Cloih, extra, 10s; per Post, 10s 6d. H. I. JONES, Booksellkr. "Joseph Habwood." and other Pobms^ BY VV'ILJIOT PoWELi. Price,' 2s'i per Post; 2s 2d. Orders received »>t the Stab Office for all' kinds of book biuding. H. I. JONES, VICTORIA AVENUK, WANGANUI. UPPEBrTUTAEN'UI TRAINING AND BREAjEING " STABLES. '" ' MR A. HV BILL having erected stabling on a sujitable . spot about four miles from Mai-ton, is prepai'ed to' train 6i brealc horses jh much reduced terms."' ' • •*• Mr Bill having" engaged suitable lads, v.ill also undertake tlte schooliiig of young or old horses for steeplechasing or hurdle racing. ' Terms as per agreement. • ■ Apply by letter to A. H. Bill, Upper Tutaenui, Martpn. . fc GRAZING NOTICE. \ GOOD SECURE PADDOCKS. ; THE undersigned; is prepared to : accommodate, travelling; stock. Charges \\ ill be, ; moderateasj formerly.' ?Evexy oa*"e but -u'6^ responsibility. ■ ■--■ ' Delivery at yi^rds if 'required; ' • . D. Ev AMESBTJEYi,'- i ''»•* Feilding.
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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 58, 24 October 1885, Page 1
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