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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 149, 27 May 1886, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN.-That Mr Hinman will preach on Lord's Day, 30th inst., at the Gospel Hall, Warwick Street. v . ANTED, TO SELL. — One * pnre-bred Langshan Rooster 21s. Apply Star Office. TINTED "KNOWN— That S. J. * • Thompson is about to open I up the largest consignment of Kaiapoi Goods ever shown in Feildiug. 11 ANTED" Tenders to mjSeijto pattern) One Hundred Pairs of Brown andDrab Moleskin Trousers. Apply to S. J. Thompson. \jk ANTE© Tenders to. make Boy? Knicker Suits (to pattern), Velvet Cord, brown and drab, twos to sixes. Apply S. J. Thompson. ANTED KNOWN.— Just opened up— New Eibbons, New Laces, New Feathers, New Feather Trimming (6 shades), Ulsters, Stockinette Jackets, Collarettes, Knitted Wool Skirts, &c, &c, at S. J. Thompson's. WANTED KNOWN.— IO x 4 White »* Blankets 11/6 per pair at S. J. Thompson's Sale. ANTED KNOWN. -r That S. J. Thompson's Oash Sale continues. ANTED KNOWN.-That atfgoods are Marked Below New Zealand Wholesale Prices at S. J. Thompson's Sale. /' ' WANTED.— The public to .ee» ; ior themselves the Value Given iob cash at S. J. Thompson's Sale. . WANTED. — All the economical housewives in Feilding to buy the Flan nels at 7d, Bd, 9d, lid, to Is 6d."E©member they have come direct to 1 SfJ. Thompson. . . >-, ANTED KNOWN.— That^sne or more Five-Acra S«t«rban ' Sections can be had on deferred pay. ments. For further particulars apply at Star Office. April 5, 1886. „ , . WANTED.— Tenders for Felling 100 Acres of Bush on Section 27, Harbour Board. To be let in two Contracts of 50 Acres each. Tenders to be sent to the undersigned before the Bth of June. Full particulars to be seen at Mr Pollock's. JOHN SAXON, Feilding. W ! " ANTED KNOWN.— That. P. R. Linton is a Cash Purchaser of all kinds of Game, Native and imported. Orders .by letter or telegram promptly attended to. ViRAPPELL'S Pianos, Trichord, check VJ action, in Canadian Walnut case. Price, 38 guineas. VTEUFELD'S Pianos and Pianettes;' Jl\ also good second-hand Pianos, guaranteed sound and stand well, may be hadfromH. Collier&Co., Victorwl&vefiue. HOELING & SpangenbergrKanoß, full Trichord, check action; iron frames, vertical or overstrung, in Walnut case, are in stock at H. Collier and Co. 's, Piano Importers, Victoria Avenue. IANOFORTES tuned, repaired, and renovated in tone and touch, in Town and Country, by competent Tuners and Eepairers. H. Collier and Co., Victoria Avenue. Qyj GUINEAS. The Victoria Model O4r Pianoforte Trichord, check action in handsome Canadian Walnut case. Price, 34 guineas, or may be paid fe¥ 18 Monthly Payments of £2 6s. 6d. Tiesa Pianos cannot be surpassed for tone, durability, and finish, and can only be had from H. Collier & Co., Music Seltars Wanganui. ' H COLLIER & CO., having had 20 • years' experience in the Pianoforte trade, beg to remind their customers that none but first-class and thoroughly reliable Pianos are sold by them. Th» cheap Foreign makers of Pianos, so many of which are shipped to New Zealand, ar» strictly excluder from their stock. All Pianos now on hand are personally selected by Mr H. Collier (who is at present in England) from the best English and Continental Factories. All instruments guaranteed. H. Collier & Co., Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. \\ ANTED KNOWN.-^Whitlod& ** celebrated Delhi Chutney, and Whitlock's famous Worcestershire Relish, are equal in quality to anything that can be imported, and ar« mnoh oheaper. These Sauces are manufactured from pure Vegetable Productions, have great stomsichio properties, and peculiar zest, and are strongly recommended by the Medical Profession. . ,».- r , j SMALL Dairy Farm, 14$ acres, fenoed and sub-divided; Commodious and well-finished Residence, Stook-yard, Stable, Cart^hed, Fowlhousp, Orchard, &c. ; will run gdozeii cows all the year round ; within fev minutes' walk of railway station. For Sale, by Easy Monthly Payments?, or three-fourths on mortgage at low rate interest. Apply Stak Office. KIMBERLEY ! KIMBERLEY M KIMBERLEY !! ! .V; ' CHARLES HENRY, Saddleb, Wishes to inform the residents and public generally of Manawatu and Rangitikei that he intends going to Kimberley. ROLL UP. ROLL UP. ROLL UP. The Stook must be sold in ONE MONTH, No Reasonable Offer will be refused during that time. The Stook consists of Ladies' and Gents' Saddles, Cart, Buggie and Trap Harness, Whips, Spurs, and Bridles to no end. Horse povers, Rugs, Waterproof Coats, Kangaroo Leggings, long and short, in great variety. Stirrup Irons and Bits, in ; Nickle of the best quality. Other articles too naraerous to mention. THE WHOLE STOCK Must be disposed of, and will be sold at Leas Tha n Cost Price. ' The reduction for Cash will be immense. Immediate Payment is requested for Outstanding Accounts,