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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 133, 20 April 1886, Page 1

JAMES PURKISS, ' , STANWAY ROAD,- HAILCOMBE, » ■pOOKSELLER and Fancy Goods , O Importer. All the Latest Periodicals. Also, Illustrated News and Graphic, -THE ."WEEKLY ADVERTrSKR'& „ . 1 COMMERCIAL GAZETTE " IS the best and Mercantile Gazette published in Now Zealand, eontainpg \ Webklt iCpacerning Bills of Sale, Mortgages b ( f Stock', Crop Liens/ and' similar securities ;^all petitions' and a'djudieations in 'Banlrruptcy, for the whole > Colony, besides 1 * variety of other useful matter.v I'. 1 , '. This Gazette is now in its Fourth iFear,i and is recognispd as the ,best and cheapest.medlum.for obtaining .the reli? able, ample, and early information so essential tb'safe trading". Annual Subscription — n HE Guinea. : Sample Copies sent Free, on application to' the Proprietors,; ', 1 .1 DE VEAUX & CO., ",/ - • . 1 •' > ChristclmroTi, » Or to MxCarthew, Bookseller, Feilding. '\ • r ! ; h. w. haybittle', j T>RAGTICAL WATCHMAKER I X - AND -JEWELLER," /. ; (Next door^to the New Zealand.Clothj - - , f mg Factory) — - » r -The Square, Palmerston North I Orders left at Mr. W. G. Haybittle's I Ready Money Store, Feilding, will j ,be promptly attended to. t FLOUR! FLOUR 1 * ' •• * ■ \ ASK for FLOUR I -Z^_ admitted 46^- bb j/ the best in \. the Manawatu. I Chamberlain's is the only Mill that is I fitted -with appliances for thoroughly ] mixing the wheat, essential to making good.Flomv • .- , Orders punctually attended s to. v , . :T. R, CH AMBER LA IN ■ FEILDING;'SfBAW:- ; FEbXJR Mni. \ SMITHFIELD BUTCHERY " i ',-rv <i" >v~i\ . tr -iKrq'vr. w:\rr\q t = (The Oldest EstablisKed Sliop m the ■ Borough of Feilding), I Corner of Manchester •& Grey streets. I E. B. GJQjHAED, '*■ '" Proprietor. " . . E"Q C\ DESIRES to . D. IXT thank his nuI merous customers for their kind ; patronage., accorded .him -.(during the I past, and hopes for a continuance of i their favors in the Jfature. \ Customers waited on daily for orders. ) """>;.,V'6nyhand^-.y <\ ,< .Small Goods promptly made-up. ; Ll 'ft. xi U i« O. *■£- Li ■*•'...■' " X. U ■**- \ N.8.-— SmaU'pMfitsand^qiiick returns. \ ~~~ FE3IILDING//BUT^HERY. j " WENRY : 'RUTHERF&KD b'ep'sito ; 111. thank his nunierous r customers j .for rthe'"iavors' ■■^Uiberaliy^accorded I ,'ii.im- i diiiing : th'e^pasiJ^ i ask f them' not to-be-lea \ away by^any- misleading ;price lists* '•' l i!T Hisf^ll^known'Bs^ibli^ \ blf'c^duciied^fbr ; same principles^as, in the pas£ by i supplyingthe Best Meat. at theiiQwest 1 .: '.n! \A-vAii »£* i Ui Proprietor;'- -' KIMBOLTON BUTCHERY.*' Tj^ *' B. l;i'*N T 0 N Will wait on his Customers for orders to supply themwith r the ' BEST MEAT* AND SMALL GOOOB r in the" Market, I', t • j at the •>■ '.LO.WEST POSSIBLE PRICES. -. F. R. LINTON WISHES ALL TO LIVE. EtfTRAL SEED ST.ORE, , Manners Street, Wellington. Nursery, Grounds — Tdran&Jri Street and Lower Hutt, Established 1865. P . COOPER 1 . Wholesale and Retail Seedsman and Florist. Flower, Garden, Farm, Agricultural and Pastoral Seeds ; Conifera and other Tree Seeds ; Clorer and Natural Grasa Seeds. The Choicest Seeds' only' kept. On Sale. — Every description of Horticultural Requisites and Requirements. ' Wellington made Flower Pots at Pottery Prioes. ' £ £he Oldest Seed Establishment , in the i Province.., „ 4 1 AROFOUNDRY S_ Wellinuton, * LUKE'A SONS, Iron and Brass Founders'. Engineers and ' Boiler- Makers. "' P.?. — Are manufacturing their molt jconomioal . Ranges ,at reduced priced The 'best and" cheapest' ranges ltt Uf market.