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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 87, 2 January 1886, Page 1

~: daws lively & bait stables, feilding. Brakes, double' 1 and single: Buggies, and other vehicles and; quiet riding and harness horses always, ready; Wedding and picnic parties, &c., accoromodatedi and commercial travellers taken to: or from any part of the district on the^shortest notice. - Carrying business continued as. . c-i hitherto. . ; g^MTJEL DAW, Conduc^^^; • J#: •Mll'Hisses 1 ' -&is' fi^r^>pea, ■• " : %■-' ■ ■''•-' ■- ■ ■' ■■■- i ■ GBEA#eaTe will be taken with the " m^^rs and moral training of The Rudiments of Drawing taught. Terms, per quarter : One Guinea. Music ifessons —^Pianoforte : Two Guineas per quarter. The Schobl will re^open on the 2Qth of JftP^fe T 7) 1886. ■ v Fur^r purticulars *n applicatior ■at " '- ■ "■ . ■ Th» Cottage, . '■■--. Manchester Square. SOMETHING TO ItEAD. -.H-V-.-^f. HFONES : HAS JT7BT EECETVED Ytunfj Ladies' Journal, latest N_o., Is 6d. New QuarJerly Divisions— Something to Keadi 2s ; Family Eender 2s; Boys of England, 3s 6d; Boys' Paper, 2s; Girls' .^Btperi 3s; Compjmion Novelist, 2s; B0&Worl<l, 2a; Fireside Com-panion,-158iiBpys', Standard, 2s. i.KD Station eb, Wakganui. OKY AND DOINGS OF THE MAORIS. From the year 1820 to the Signing of the Tw&ty'of Waitangi in 1840, by T^Sfxs Wlatth Gudgeon. Author of^'iht' " Keminoscencos oF tho Vi^ir in Zealand." Contents^ Infroduction; The Aborigines of New Zfiiland ;•^Migration of thu Maori Race; T^.ditiqif. of the Mn«>ri Toliuugas; Maori VSupersiitions ; Notfd Toaa, or Gr*?at Fiyhtin" Men.; MsdtuUi (WitchccaiFt) ; Causes of War amonssl the Nal^f; Tlie Tapn, nn.l^ Warlike CharaciS^bf the Maoris; Maori Mode of Wafral^-Foriner Inhabitants of the Auckland .|Peniasula ; A Fraoment of Earlr I)»ys?} Destruction of Ng.itnvharc; Enid's of Ngapuhi; Eaids of Wnikato Eaids of -^ijatiawa ; Te Wherowhero's Attack qf^fcikorangiora: Defence of Te 2i&tyb by^^ Kin^i 5 Fight of Moturoa ; Attaclf or ilingiiKoe SyWaharoa; Lust of the Old Tribal Fights ; The Greut Chief Wahuroa. Bto Cloih, cxtrajfiips; per Post, 10s 6il. H. I. JOr^ESf Booksei.lkr. "Joseph Habwood," and other Poems, BY WILMOT POWKLL. Prive, 2s; per Post, 2s 2d. Orders Received nt the Stae Office for all kind* o^Nbook binding. H . I . J ONES, YTCTOIUA AVEt^UK, WANGANUI. CLAIKVILLE TEMPERANCE BOAL V DI]N T G' ; ' HOUSE AND BAKERY.:^ ■,: TOHN GOIJLD begs respectfully! t^ f) thank his friends and the' piuhlic of Feilding and surrounding districts for the very liberal support accorded to him during the past three months, and hopes by special attention to all orders committed to him to merit a continuance of the same. The best Bread, made from especialfe selected Hours, is delivered to all parts of the Town and Suburbs at 6d. PER 4lb. LOAF. All kinds of Confectionery and Pastry made to order. Weddings, Picnics, Balls, and Par ties supplied with every Requisite on moderate terms. Private Boarders will find all the Comforts of a Home at this wellknown Establishment. A Good Table and Clean Beds guaranteed. £l JOHN GOULD, •''^ PftOPBIETOK. JOHN BELK, ~ TT7 H BE L W rTi G II T, Coach. Builder, &c, corner of Sberwill-street, Makino Hoad. Buggies, Dog Carts, Spring Traps Drays, <fee, made and repaired with all possible despatch. R K. S H A w WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, Manchestek Street. Adjoining the Premises of the Old Feilping Star Office. AMESK I N G, Watchmaker, Gold and Silversmith, MANUFACTURING Jhi WALLER Diamond Setter, Electro-Plater, and Gilder, Cuba Street, Wellington. All kinds of work done for the trade.: