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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 142, 7 June 1887, Page 3

TO LANDOWNERS AND CONTRACTORS, To economise when More than Erecting or Repairing 50,000 Flat, Barb, or Black in use. Wiie Fencing, use B. and J, WIKE FASTENINGS, which is thegreated; laboursaving Fastening ever introduced or patented in the colonies. It is the cheapest and most convenient to manipulate. The weight is under 20z., guaranteed to stand a test to pull asunder the strongest wire in ordinary use, and leaves the wire in a manner that the slack wire can b# taken up in one minute on each wire when re-straining is necessary. Price, 21s per hundred up to 500 ; 50, 12s ; 25, 7s. 5 per cent, discount on orders above 500; 10 per cent, discount on orders above 1,000. The above fastenings can be used with any ordinary strainer. We also supply a Crab-motioned Strainer, by which there is no waste in wire in five miles of fencing,, with No, 8 wire straining post 10 chains apart. It saves the price of itself in wire only. It is a neat combination, consisting of a Strainer, Hand-ham-mer, Staple Extractor, Wire Splicer, and Wire Cutter, and is remarkably convenient to manipulate. One sample of the Wire Fastenings and a lithographed pamphlet giving full information re the Strainer, will be punctually forwarded to any address throughout New Zealand on receipt of Is in stamps. Apply to J. JENSEN, Feilding; or C. A. BERGERSEN, Palmerston North, Patentees and Proprietors. T7l O R SALE. An improved Farm of 50 acres on the Ashhnrst Road, 4 miles from Feilding. The property is cleared and fenced into paddocks, and contains a 4roomed cottage, outhousos, &c. Apply Star Office.