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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 601, 8 November 1887, Page 2

J. C. Morey & Co. DRAP E R S , Fergtjsson Street, FEILD I N G, HAVE JUST OPENED SPLENDID LINE OF Ladies' Sailor Hats, 1/1 1 each. JVC. MOREY & CO.*. Fergusson Sthekt, Feeding, HANE JUST OPENED 60 DOZEN 6O LADIES' HOSE, 3 pair for Is. J. C. MOREY & CO., DRAPERS, Feegusson Strbet, Feuding. ~~EDMTTNI> GOODBEHEBE. House Agent, Land Agent, Insurance & General Commission Agent. 1 ) URAL, Surburban, and Town ProXV> perties on sale or lease. Several well improved farms to be disposed of cheap. Every description of agency business undertaken. Persons haying properties for sale of any description whatever are invited to communicate at once. NO CHARGE made unless a ale is effected through the agency. Bents and debts collected. Fire and Life Insurance effected at lowest current rates H. J. Haliday, SADDLER, HAS bow opened a temporary shop in Fergusson street near to Stevens and Gorton's, with an entirely new stock consisting of — Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Spurs, Bits, Martingales, Sursingles, Girths, and every requirement for the business of a first-lass saddler.

Inspection invited. Saddles stuffed and repaired. ! All work guaranteed. j Saddles and Harness made or repaired on the shortest notice at the lowest remunerative prices. Five per cent, discount for cash on all new articles. TITB. pBEENWOPD &ENTIBT, WANGANUI, Mr Greenwood will make his next visit to Feilding on WEDNESDAY, 16th November, and may be consulted at the Denbigh Hotel. MANOIESTBB RIFLES. MONTHLY ORDERS FOR NOVEMBER. OxDSKUXS.— Sergeant Evans and Corporal Fowles. Inspections.— Friday, 11th, 18th, and 25th. at the Pablie Hall, at 7.30 p.m. D. H. MACARTHTJR, . Certain Commanding. WELLINGTON TO FOXTON. •TIHE s.s. NAPIER, Captain HarJL vet, will leave Wellington j every MONDAY and THURSDAY. Foxton— every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. W. G. ROBINSON, ;■'•'.• Foxton Agent. WELLINGTON AND MANAWATU RAILWAY COMPANY, (Looted). TO WOOL-GROWERS. fTIHIS Company has arranged with JL the Manager of New Zealand Railways for a Through Rate of 7s 4d per Bail for Wool from Marton (the junction of the Central Trunk Line), Greatford. and Kakariki Stations, Wanganui section, to the Wool Shed, Railway Wharf, Wellington. JAS. WALLACE, General Manager. Wellington, Ist November, 1887. T>ARNETT & SEDGFIELD. ARCHITECTS, Palmerbton North. j Agents for the N. Z. Government Insurance. TANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY. ALL Bisks taken at Lowest Bates allowed by the Wellington Underwriters' Association. JAMES BEATTIE, Feilding Agent. t'RANK OWEN! f ICENSED and AUTHORISED .Li PURVEYOR. Offices in Manchester Street, next the Sample Rooms.' i Orders left with Mr Sherwill will be attended to.