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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 13, 13 July 1886, Page 1

4 JAMES PURKISS. ■ -'A STANWAY ROAD,; HA]_COMBE, BOOKSELLER and I^nCy hmSm \ .. .. Importer. ' "' -0 "'-'A : " s - ..■..-..;...-.■ iAr y ■:'.■ :::.. y.'iiiAnr<\.-->-All the. Latest PerTodieatjSw 1 r .•■■ AC -Air a 'Cr-c-.r.VyAiiUi-- -C. < Also, Illustriaiied' News arii3_ oSm_)a__-©_ -A THE "WEEKLY ADVERTrSKBi j COMMERCIAL GAZETTE." - T 7 S the best and/cheapest Mef-ant-Ia A .Jkr ; Gazette publiShed in New Zealand, 'containing WEWELt- ■ all partienlars concerning: Bills of Sale, Mortgages of Stock, . Crop Liens, and similar securities j aB: : ■ petitions ; and adj ndications in- B^nkj". ruptcy, for the whole Colony,, besides a > variety of other useful matter. I'his Gazette is ;. now in its Fourth I Year, and is recognised a_ the best and ; cheapest medium for ohtainin'sr the reli- ; ; t able, ample,-and' early information so». ► essential to safe trading. ■ ■a&'a ■ Ay-. '■'■ Annual Subscription— ' >ke: GFmaprA. Sample Copies sent Erte> on' a^p-ic_r> ' tion to the Proprietors, . yO" ' : DE VEAUX .& p(X.O Christchurch^ Or to Mr Carthew, Bookseller, Fbllding. - ( ; H. W. lUYBITTLE^ A A. ; 1 PRACTICAL WAT rii MjSMb AND JEWELLER. y, - ; v ; (Next door, to the New Zealand Clatlir mg Factory) ': , :; : ; . • The Square, Palm.- ston Np||th- f! . : Orders left at Mr W. G. Haybittle's Ready Money Store, Feilding, will be promptly attended to.v , .-..- -- . — . — — . FLQURI FLOUR ASK for Chamberlain's FLOUR admitted ta be the best iirthe Manawatu. Chamberlain's is the only Mill that is * fitted with appliances for thoroughly mixing the wheat, essential to making , good FlourOrders punctually attended to. % Mr T. R_ Chamberlain has- now started a corn-crushing- machine. Oats crushed at 3d per busheL Crushed oats for sale at 2s 9d_. T. R. CHAMBERLAIN' • Feilding Steam Flour Mem., SMITHFIELD BUTCHERY ' (The Oldest Established Shop in the Borough of Feildingi Corner of Manchester & Grey,streefcs» E. B. GICHARD, Proprietor. ET> f^ DESIRES to • J_3» \JT» thank his numerous customers for their kind patronage accorded him. during tha past, and hopes for a continuance oi their favors in the future. Customers waited on„daily for orders.. * Prime Be^ef, Mutton, and Poxkalwaya on hand.' - 'M - • ' ' Small Goods promptly 'noadje wp.. 1 N.B. — SmaUprofits and quiclc returns* ! < .." , FEILDING BUTGHEBY. |_| ENRY RUTHERFCRD begs- to .O thank his numerous custpmera ..for the ' labors, so. RberatHy accqrdiadl - '■'. him during th& past ten years^ He .would ask them not tobekcl away by any misleading-price lists. - His well-known Establishment will be. conducted for the future^^ on. theb same principles as; ih' .the- 'past,, bysupplying the Best Meat aitiier Lowest JPrices. ; HENRY RUTHERFORD, \ Proprietors. . * KIMBOLTON BUTCHERY. Tjl R. Ii IN r O WiU wait on his Customers.f6r ordera and to supply them with theBEST MEAT AND SMALL GOOO__ in the Market^ at tha LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. F. R. LINTON WISHES ,-ALL TO ' j \ LIVE. v TRe^TRAL bE&D STORE, \Z Manners- Street. Wellington. Nursery Grounds— Taran&ki Street and Lower Hutt. , . Established 1865. ,' . F- COOPER- . Wliotesale aad Retail Seedsman aa& Florist. iFlower, Gardeiu Farm, Agrionltural and Pastoral Seeds; Comfera and other Tree Seeds j Clover and N^aral Grass Seeds. '• The Choicest Seeds only kept. On Sale. -j— Every description of HortU •cultural Requisites' ancl Requiren-gfl'ts * Wellington made Mower Potsi at Potter^ 0 •'- '.''..-.' Prices.':" ■".»"' -'A rA The Oldest Seed Establish meat Hft -^^^v v-0 :: ;O-- -Proviac^ . ovyj