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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 88, 5 January 1886, Page 1

DAW'S LIVERY & BAIT STABLES, FEILDING. Brakes, double and single Buggies, and other' vehicles and .quiet riding and harness horses always ready. Wedding and picnic parties. &c. , .accommodated, and commercial traveller's taken to or "from any part of the district, pn the shortest notice. Carrying business continued as., hitherto. SAMUEL DAW, ' Sole- Proprietor.* ■ ■' ! _ ! PREPARATORY SCHOOL, ■ Cdnducted by Mrs and the Misses GoSLISrG, ' ' is now open. GREAT care will be taken with the . manners and moral training of the Children. The Rudiments of Drawing taught. Terms, per quarter : . Ono Guinea. : Music Lessons— Pianoforte : Two Guineas per quarter. .The School will re-open on the 20th of January, 1886. Further purticulars on application at The Cottage, Manchester Square. SOMETHING TO READ. h. i. Tones HAS jrST BECEIVKD Ycung Ladies' Journal, latest No., Is 6d. New Quarterly Divisions— Somethin_ to Read, 2s ; Family Reader 2s; Boys of England, 3s 6d; Boys' Paper, 2s; Girls' Paper, 3s; Companion Novel ist, 2s ; Boys' World, 2s; Fireside Companion, 2s ; Boys' Standard, 2s. H: I. JONES, BOO_SKL_FE AND STATIONER, WaXGANCI. THE HISTORY AND DOINGS OF THK MAORIS. From the year 18*20 to the Sigmne of the Treat v of Waitangi in 1840, by Thomas Wayth Gudgeon. Author of the " iie!iiinc<*eeim-s of tho W.-ir in New Zealand." Contents: Introduction; The Aborigines of New Zealand ; Mi»ration of tin; Al'iori Kacr?; Tradition of the Maori Tohungas; Maori Superstitions; Noted Toa**, or Great Fighting Men; Vlnlnitu (Witchcraft) ; Causes of War a--ion_**t the Natives; The Tapu, and Warlike Chwracrer of the Maoris; Maori M<».lp of Warfare; Former Inhabitant-* of the Auckland Peninsula ; A Frngment of Early Days ; Destruction of N e^t* whar? *, Raid's of N{.a])uhi; Raids of Waikato R.-iids of Ngatiawa; Te When whei-o's Attack on Puk.rangiora : Defence ofTe Jfamo.by Wi Kingi ; Fight of Moturoa ; Attack ot Tangahoe >y Waharoa ; Last of the Old Tribal Fights; The Great Chief Wahnroa. Bto Cloih, extra, 10«; per Post, 10s 6d. H. I. JONES, Booksei.l-:r. "Joseph Haewooo," and oTrfEK Porms, BY WILMOT PoWßtt. Price, 2s; per Post, 2s 2d. Older n received ;;t the Stae Office for all kind." of book binding. HV IV JONES, VICTOIirA AYE NUI*:, ; WAN GANUI. CLAIRVILLE TEMPERANCE BOARDING HOUSE AND BAKERY. JOHN GOULD begs respectfully 1 to thank his friends and the public of Feilding and surrounding districts for the very liberal support' accorded to him during the past three months; and hopes by special attention t?' all orders committed to hini to merit a continuance of the same. The best Bread, made from especially selected Flours, 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 Pp ties supplied with every Requisite on moderate terms. Private Boarders will find, all tlie Comforts of a Home at this .wellknown Establishment. ■ A, Good Table and ' Clean j Beds guaranteed. JOHN GOULD, PROPHIETOB. . . ■ JOH-N BEL?:. K. •TTT H E E LW R IGHT, Coach Builder, &c>. corner of Sherwill-street Makino Koad. Buggies, Dog Carts, Spring ' Traps Drays, (fee., made and repaired witt all possible despatch. R. X. : S> A ■■' WATCHMAKER & 'JEWELLER J__ANCHESTER STREET. Adjoining the Premises of the Oh Feilding Star Office. J A M E S KING Watchmaker, Gold ahd Silversmith, # ATS'UFAO'i UKIN G JU VV ELLE E Diamond Setter, Electro-Plater, and Gilder, , Cuba Street, Wellington. All kinds of work done for tho trade