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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 104, 11 February 1886, Page 1

J. W. McDDFF, IMPORTER, AND COACH AND "WAGGON BUILDER, i CAMPBELL PLACE, WANGANUI, i rj3 now -building Vehicles of every description at unp.-ect dentedly low JL prices. As he is a Direct Importer from England and America of all articles used in d:e trade, he is therefore in a position to supply a much better article f'oi' less money than any other builder in the Province,- Having 1 a full staff of first-class mechanic- 1 (each nrnu being 1 kept to his particular branch of the trnde) is a further puarantee that all work turned out of Irs shop will he finished in a stylish and tradesinanlike manner. Spring Carts from £18 ; Dog Carts from £25 ; Waggonettes from £25 ; Whitechapcl and Pagnall Carts from £23; Single Buggies from £27; Double Buggies from £35. Pony Phaetons, Expresses, Tradesman's Carts and every other description of vehicle at equally low prices, and only the best of materials used, N.B.— The above prices include delivery in Feilding.

| FEILDING iERATED WATEE AND CORDIAL-, MANUFACTORY;. SUMMERS & MAYIIEW ' i BEG to notify that they have recently enlarged the premises at the above well-known Factory, and have introduced additional Plant and ether improvements, which will enable them to produce every article in the trade of the best possible quality, and to complete all orders, however large, at the shortest notice. Their long; celebrated Ginger Ale, Soda-water, Leitoxade, AND VARIOUS FIIUIT CoiIDIALS, &C., Still hold their own against all comers, rendering quite nil the necessity of importing these goods into the district. N.B. — The undersigned are the sole Railway Advertifaiur; Contractors for the Line between Foxton, New Plymouth, and Waitora. covering a distance of over 200 miles, comprising more than 50 stations, and all orders r or advertisements at any of the stations forwarded to us will receive prompt attention. SUMMERS & MAI'HEW. JEWELLERY FIRST-CLASS Stock of new Gold and Silver Jewellery, Watches, Clocks and Electro-Plate ; the most choice and select on tho coast, cannot be excelled for cheapness. Jewellery of every description made to order, and Jlepairs executed in a workmanlike manner. Country orders executed with dispatch. JOHN FOEBES, flato Kohn) WATCHMAKER AND WORKING JEWELLER, WANGANUT. SOMETHING TO READ. H, I. JONES HAS JUST: RECEIVED Ycung Ladies' Journal, latest No., Is 6d. New Quarterly Divisions — Something to Read, 2a ; Family Reader 2s; Boys of England. 3s (jrt; Boys' Paper, 2s ; Girls' Paper, 3s ; Companion Novelist, 2s ; Boys' World, 2s ; .Fireside Companion, 2s; Boys' Standard, 2s. H. I. JONES, BOOKSELLEH AND St.VTIONEK, WaNOANUI. THE HISTORY AND DOINGS OF THE MAOKIS, From the year IS2O to the Signing of tbe Treaty of Waitangi iv 18J0, by Thomas Waytit Gudgeox. Author of the " Remine«cences of the War in New Zealand." Contents: - Introduction ; The Aborigines of New Zealand ; Migration of the Maori Race; Tradition of the Maori Tohungas ; Maori Superstitions ; Noted Toas, or Great Fighting Men; Makutu i (Witchcraft); Causes of War amongst the Natives ; The Tapu, aud Warlike Clmracter of the Maoris; Maori Mode of Warfare ; Former Inhabitants of the Auckland Peninsula ; A Fragment of Karly Days ; Destruction of Ngatiwliave ; Raids of Ngapuhi ; Raids of Waikato Raids of Ngatiawa ; Te Wherowhero's Attack on Pukcrangiora : Defence of Te Namo by Wi Eingi ; Fight of Moturoa ; Attack o\ Tangahoe l iy Waharoa ; Last of the Old Tribal Figlits ; The Great Chief Wahoroa. Bn>. Cloih, extra, ]0s; per Post, 10s 6d. H. T. JONES, Booksellkr. "Joseph Habwood," and other Poems, by Wilmot.' Powell. Price, 2s; per Post, 2s 2d. Orders received ;tt the Stae Office for all kinds of book binding. H. I. JONES, VICTORIA AVEN'U K, WAN GANTTI I TH YN N E, L I NT ON, & G~ "- . ■ Land Ag-ents and Auctioneers. Licensed Custom House Agents F O X TON. ■