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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 148, 25 May 1886, Page 1

JAMES PURKISS, STANWAY ROAD, HALCOMBE, BOOKSELLER and Fancy Goodi a- Importer, r ?.- AH the Latest Periodicals. Also, Illustrated News and Graphic, THE " WEEKLY ADVERTISER A , COMMERCIAL GAZETTE " TS the best and cheapest Mercantile Gazettepubhshed in New Zealand) '■■ containing Weekly all particulars con* cerning Bills of Sale, Mortgages of Stock, ■ Crop Liens, and similar securities ; aU petitions aud adjudications in Bankruptcy, for the whole Colony, besides 1 : variety of other useful matter. ; ; % This Gazette is now in its/Fourth - Year, and is recognised as the best and j cheapest medium for obtaining the fell* ; able, t .ample, and early information. sd essential to safe trading. .- Annhal S4bßcnption--- r> iiKGiii_rßA. * Sample Copies sent Free, on applica* tion to the Proprietors, . 0E VEIUX ACO., , ."..'•.." Christchurch, Or to Mr Carthew, Bookseller, Feilding. H.W, H^YiIiTLE; 0\ PRACTI C A L.WAib«MAEER AND JEWELLER, vi (Next dqor to the New Zealand Cloth* ing' Factory) The Square, Palntcston^orth . Orders left at Mr W. Gt Haybittle*! Ready' Mohey Store, Feilding, will he promptly attended to. '** A SKfot Chamberiaiii's FLOUR J\. admitted to be the best iti the Mauawafu. __. 7] T; A yji' 7"; Chamberlain's is the only MiU that it fitted with appliance^ :for d&oroughlj mixing the wheat, esseijtial to making good. Flour. • a r -•• ■■•-■'■■ 'Hi A. A--, vi ' ■•" Orders punctually attended to. T. R, CHAMBER^ AIN Feilding Steam F^qub MniL. SMITimELD.BUT^IiKYr (The Oldest Established Shop in thi Borough of^Feflding^,: V / Corner of Manchester & Grey streets E. B. GiGRABpZ Pboprietob. ET> -f^ DESIRES' to , Jt>, XX. a^hM :?«; merous customers ' for their land patronage accorded lsim during the past, and hopes for , a continuance oi their favors in thefoture, - Customers waited on daily for orders ■i' '■■ . ■ Prime Beef, Mutton, ahd Pork always on hand. 7Small Goods promptly made up. N.B. — Small profits and quiotreturns, FEILDING BUTCHERY. HENRY RUTHERFaRD begs to thank his numerous customer, for the tavors so liberaUy accorded him during the past ten years. He would ask them not to be led away by any misleading prioe lists* His well-known Establishment will be conducted for the future on the same principles as. in thopast, by supplying the Best Meat at the Lowest Prices, HENRY RUTHERFORD, * Proprietor. KIMBOLTON BUTCHERY. WiU wait on his Customers for orders and to supply them with the BEST MEAT AND SMALL iGOOQJi in the Market* ? 0 at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRJOES, v F. R. LINTON WISHES ALL TO LIVE. . i ■ ■ -■■■— CEN TE ALS EED 8 TORE, Manners Street, Wellington. Nursery Grounds— Taranaki Street arid I Lower Hutr. Established 1869. F. C OOPE R, Wholesale and Retail Seedsman aiid 7Flo?istti Flower, Garden. Farm, Agricultural and Pastoral Seeds; Comfera and othef Tree Seeds ; Clover' and' Natural Grass Sesds. The Choicest Seeds only kept. On Sale.— Every description of Horti* cultural Requisites and'Requirainents. Wellington made Flower Pots at Potte^f Prices. The Oldest Seed Establishment in ii < Province. Ti A _ R 6 OE. O UNDfif 1. Wellinuton, LUKE & SONS, Iron and Brass Founders. Engineers and Boiler* Makers. P.S.— Are manufacturing theii; MOil economical Ranges -at . reducedOroCei^ The ber and cheapest rtthge. hi tl' mar)-e*