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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 68, 17 November 1885, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN.— The third shipment of New' Goods just to hand. Come aud iuspect.-^-D. R. Lewers. ■ ' *T*y-ANTED^N6WN. — Saddbry * » and Harjijjss aye madW to order on the premises%at Pringle's, Feilding. W'AOTED~ENbW'N..^^t Messrs Fraser.Brps.vdf Awa- * hnri, have received nit reasortnie'nt of Seasonable Goods' direct n*oift the Hoifie markets. ALU*, ii Jarge- stock of Wool Paeks^ aud a stock ;of Improved Sheep Shears' al greatl*V; reduced prices; ;- '. .! W "ANTED KNOTO- Tliat jingle has a. lot of Cheap Saddles, Bridles,. Whips, and Spurs.^f itepairs neatly executed on the^ioriJest notice. ANTED KNOWN.— That >: Mr „.G. P. M^i .is, r.now' making Butter Kegs,' TaUow Casks,, Repairs done with iieatn ess and despatch. Note the address — ' ! " •' : C., P.LMAfe M-a^ino Roa4. THE Briusmead Bos6w,bod and Walnut* Cottage Pianos'instock, and the Chappell Pianettes, with'check action, trichord, with aU-the latest improvements, at Collier & Cbt's Musio Sellers, Wanganui, ... t -*,„y-COLLIER-aVhOQ. keep none bu* • first-class, - r guarahteed instruments, made expressly to .order for the requirements of the colony j, every instrument being selected'- b^ accredited and competent agents. -• * r. ' —^_ — . * AA. .*". . -.' " f. PIANOS j Organs, and Harmoniums Tuned, Repaired and Renovated in Tone and Touch .. by Copipetent Tuners. Pianos, tuned by the year. Country districts visited periodically. Collier & Co., Music Sellers, Wanganui. ■ .'.. A', v ■-.- ■-'. \A-.r., COLLIER & CO. extend their . easy system of Time* Payment , payable by email monthly - instalments; to every instrument in stock. COLLIER & CO. have decided , in future io sell all Sheet Music at half the marked price. All the newest Songs and Dance Musio kept in stock. ' i. /T^OOD Second-hand Pianos, and \JT Harmoniums, guaranteed sound and stand well, may be had at Collier & Co.'s, Music Sellers, Wanganui. OLLIER & CO, have in stock tha celebrated Hoeling & ; Sprangenburg iron-framed, upright, and overstrung pianos; seven octaves, trichord, check" action. Atso the.welfcknown Newfeld's ' iroh-framed Pianos and Pianinos. For good, and welldnade Pianos these instruments^ caiinot be surpassed^, and _ jure far preferable to the many cheap instruments by German makers, so absurdly puffed and advertised. . .* ,- iV ANTED KNOWN.—Whitlock's v^ celepra^^ Delhi Chutney, and Whitlock's ; famous Worcestershire Relish, are equal in quality to any. thing that can be imported, and are mnch cheaper.- These Sauces are manufactured from pure .Vegetable Productions, "barK-e great stomaehio properties, and peculiar zest,vaiid are strongly recommended by the Medioal Profession. ANTED KNOW-N.— That the Makino Cheese Factory has started operations" for the season. Milk bought at 8d per gallon of lllbs, which is equal to Butter at, Pd per lb. The Milk supplied up to date is of such a good quality, and the Manager being an experienced Factory Man, that there is no doubt but that a first-class Cheese will be turned out. Visitors allowed in the, afternoons,, but at no other time. . R. Z. DAVIS, Manager. Makino, Ney..; 12, 1885." SMITHFIELD BUTCHERY (The Oldest Established Shop in the Borough of Feilding), Corner pf Manchester & Grey streets. B. Bi; GICHARD, ' Pbopbietob. i? t» lAr vmfoxß t. JjJ. J3. \JT» thank his numerous customers for their kind patronage , accorded him during the past, and hopes for a continuance of their favors iii the future. Customers waited on daily for orders. Prime Beef, Mutton, and Pork, always ".'on hand. ■ . • * Small Goods' promptly made up v N.B.— Smallprofits and quickreturns ST. JOHN'S SUNDA*Y SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT. "4 . . .> . ' V new ; sbioM : THE First of these will take place '•■■ ' "'V '• on " *." : ' •W^^NES*rsA*i', 18th NOVEMBER. Admission' lsl Doorsopen at'7.3o p.m. Entertainment to begin at 8 p.m. -y'A !:mT *f j.,TQ% 8t y A FOR SALE; A A ACRES of Land, 1 mile from >fcV/ Makiho ; RaUway Station, fenced and divided into 8 paddocks, with 6room'ed House arid Orchard (1 acre), outbuildings, &c. Apply to JOHN CURRAN. GOLD *WININd ASSOCLAtIoC A MEETING 'of Subscribers will J\_r takepjace at Hastie's Hotel on Thursday evening next, at l 8 p.m.. to consider a cpmmuuicatibn from Crown Lands - Office; A> full' attendance is requested. .". ' - l - • aa'' " ;: WM, S, SWCE, '£,' HoiivSeo,