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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 142, 7 June 1887, Page 1

"ZEALANDIA" > Boots. t . — - mHESE Celebrated Boots have JL STOOD the lEST for if! IKTEEN YEARS; they have been soJd throughout the colony, and are to-day. MO HE PO°UL\U THAN EVER ; in the busy city or in the quiet forest their fame is known to thousands. THE SPLENDID WEAR And reputation of this brand have arisen from the fact than only First* class Materials are used, and none but Good Workmen are employed in their manufacture. 'lESTr.UONIALS Have been received from Hundreds of Customers, certifying to the Splenkid Wear of these Boots, and the Public are guaranteed against loss from bad workmanship. A Boot with such a reputation naturally leads to other goods being offered, purporting to be "Zealandias" but this is a registered Trade Brand, and every pair is stamped on the sole ••■Zealandia," and every other- Boot is' not a genuine •' Zealandia." THESE CELEBRATED BOOTS Have had extraordinary success at the various Exhibitions. In Sydney and Melbourne they obtained the Highest Colonial Awards ; at Christchurch and Wellington Exhibitions they obtained the only Gold Medals, and have been placed first at local Shows and Exhibitions too numerous to mention ; and at the recent INDIAN AND COLONIAL EXHIBITION they were pronounced the FINEST in the whole Exhibition. (See Sir Julius von Haast's letter to Sir Julius \*ogel,) And as this was in competition against the British Empire it is something to be fairly proud of. Let all those who want Strong, Hard-wearing; Good-fitting Boots, buy a pair of "ZKALAiNDiAS," and they will never use any other. told by Storekeepers and Boot and Shoe Dealers throughout New Zealand and manufactured for the . trade by. LIGHTBAND, ALLAN & CO., CHHISTCHUKGH. See that the brand "ZEALANDIA" is amped ou the sole. The new "PaRaGON" BOOT patented by us. and the.IJNDKSiRUCHBLE TON: are 'splendid things ; and we also highly recornin- a i ; - Corrick's i'litent iioot Back Protectors." LIGHTBAND, ALLAN & CO. A LEXANDER T AIED FAIRFIELD NURSERY. I take this opportunity of thanking the public for the very liberal and increasing support I have received during the time I have -been in business, and beg to inform them that my .Nursery Stock this year is THE LARGEST & HEALTHIEST I have ever offered, especially THE FRUIT AND FOUEST TREES. They hare all been carefully prepared tor Transplanting, and are now in splen did condition for "Steading out, and the Prices .will be such as cannot fail to gire satisfaction. Inspection invited. EARLY ORDERS SOLICITED. As usual, all Orders left with Cummins, Sharpe, and (Jo.. Ridgvay- Street, or at the Faii-field Nursery, as in the pasl, so in the future, will have my careful and prompt attentionPrice Lists Free on application. ALEXANDER LAIRD, Fail-field Nursery. Or Box 31, P. 0., Wan»anui. KIWITEA POST OFFICE STOKE. G. P. CHURCH Begb to announce to Bushmen, Contractors, and others proceeding to the Bmall Farm Blocks, that he is prepared to supply them at lowest rates FOE CASH ; it being his intention to discontinue giving long credit. Pa v ties purchasing for Cash at the abovs store may depend on their packiEg being done punctually. G. P. CHURCH, Storekeeper and General Commission Ayent. J. HANLON, MONUMENTAL MASON, Palmerston North. Marble and 'Composition HeadStones, Iron and Stone Grave Fences on hand, and made to order in any design. Cheaper than any other firm in the Colony. Agent for Helyer's Marble Works, Wellington.