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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 151, 1 June 1886, Page 3

T OOK OUT FOR THE Ist June Ist June Ist June THE "BEAN COMPETFTM" CLOSES ON THE First of June Ist prjpe £5 0 0 2nd prize. .; •.. 2 0 0 3rd prize ... ... 10 0 FOR EVERY PERSON EXPENDING 5a AT ■ • ; i E^ J. COTTRELL'S STORE, Manchester Street, FEILDING. STEVENS AND GORTON WHOLESALE MERCHANTS AND General Importers, FEILDING. JUST ARRIVEDr■VTEW SEASON'S TEAS. 1\ Boxes, splendid value. SUGARS, White & YeUow Crystals. Currants and Raisins, Rice, &c, &c. Ex Zealandia, direct from LondonFencing Wires — Nos 6, 7 and 8, annealed and drawn 4 Barbed American Galvanised 4 do do Patent Acme do DP Staples Strainers, Spanners, &c. Arrived per b.s. Coptic, direct from London— j New Season's Turnip Seeds and i Glovers, &o.— j Green Top Aberdeen Turnip j Purple Top Aberdeen Turnip | White Stubble Turnip Devonshire Grey Stone Turnip And Swede Turnip Also— Clovers— Alsyke White Red ' ! Cow Grass Timothy [ 1 YeUow Trefoil And a large collection of all the useful varieties of Fescues, Florin* | Crested Dog'stail, &c. N.B. — As we are direct importers, settlers will do well to inspect our stocks and ascertain our prices before committing themselves elsewhere. We can offer special inducements. - ! All seeds tested on arrival. AGENCIES. Peacock's Lubricant Sheep Dip (cost £3 J per 1,000 gallons) Australian and Calcutta Tea Association ACME BAEBED WIRE COMPANY STEYENS & GORTON, ..,-■■■ B eilding, Bulls and Palmerstpn NJ • . ONIONS. '■■■■: •='• I PRIME OHIO N S FOR SALE AT SEVEN BHILLINGB PER CWT. • JAMES C. SLY* Pahnerston. RANCIS SIDEY & CO., Auctioneers, WELLINGTON, N.Z. Sellers of land will please oommufii* oat« with the abivefirtt. FOR SALE, OR TO LET,, on Improving Lease — About 160 Acres Bush Land, in Manchester Corporation Block, fronting a good metal road. About four miles from Halcombe. Apply by letter to ? A. E. CAPPER. j Agent, I ' Halcombe. ~~ NOTICE I DESIRE to thank my Customers for the liberal support they have given me for the last eight years, and hope they will extend the samdKo my successor, Mr Ben. Poole, who has bought my stock of Cows and leased the Dairy Farm, and ; who hopes to keep up the connection* by supplying the best and swebtest Milk at tha lowest market rates. GEORGE WICKHAM.