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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 70, 1 December 1887, Page 1

William Garthew. Bookseller, Stationer, &; TFancy Goods Importer, '!"''■ P E I L D I N G,; HAS just received a Magnificent Stock of — - =: ■'; Ladies Bags in Plush, "Russia and Morrocco .; Writing Cases in all sizes ■' ;^ Wo.rkboxes in great vanei^J : : . Photo Frames in. Plush. .Wood, &GlasS: Vases from Is to 40s per pair .'. j Handkerchief and Gloye Boxes . | • Photo, Albums in great variety . \ Cigar and Tobacco Pouches Basket-ware, useful and ornaineßtal, ' ' And a great variety of Fancy Goods too numerous to mention, bought by my English Agent for Cash, and -will be sold with a slight advance on English. Cost. | WILLIAM CARTHEW. A large stock of Waste Paper to be sold , . • cheapi ! "SOMNUS" (B.) HAVING returned from Auckland (where he did a very successful season at the stud last year), the Proprietors have decided to travel him from Fbxton this season, to Palmer- | ston, Feilding, ; Aw^ ahuri, Oroua Downs Station, and neighbouring, district. Cards showing the pedigree, performances, &c, of this grandly, bred son „ of Traducer— -Hammock and all other particulars as to terms, dates, and places of call, may be , obtained on application to R. HARWOOD, Stud Farm, Foxton. T),RELIMINARY NOTICE. The Celebrated Entire Hobse "PAPAPA," Will stand this season at Mr Mcßeth's Farm, Kiwitea. For performances, pedigree, &c, see N.Z. Stud Book. Terms :■ £2 10s; . cash ; Guarantee, £3 10s. D. McBETH, 1 Owner,

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT FOXTON, The Wbli-Kjsown Impobted Tbottinq Pony, PRINCE CHARMING. PKINCE CHARMING stands 48|in, is by Perfection (Winner of Ist prize in Pony Stallion Class at Islington, three years in succession) out of : Cinderella (winner of Ist Prize at the Royal j i Agricultural Show, held in Suffolk}. He ; has proved himself a sure foal getter in England and here. He has taken Ist Prize whenever shown in New Zealand, i viz. :_ 5 times at Christchurch, 6 times at i&angiora, and once at Timaru. ! Perfection, the sire of Prince Charming was . purchased by the Stud Cob Company at England, for 400 guineas, ami stood the at Company's farm at 10 guineas a mare ; he was eventually; sold to the Czar of Russia. Terms : £3 3s, cash, or approved P.N.s due 4th January, 1888. Two or more mares as per agreement. Paddocking free for first three weeks, after which Is per week will be charged until notice of stinting is given, should I the mare then not' be removed, 2s 6d per i week will be charged. All mares to be ) paid for before removal. ■ Every care taken, but no responsibility. ' For further particulars apply to FRANK GAY, Willow Grove. Foxton, or A. CAMPION, Palmerston. A prize of £10 10s will be "given for the best 3-year*6ld exhibited at the Show of the Mnnawatu and West Coast A. & P. Association of JB9l being the progeny i of Prince Charming. > THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOB ■ TT/FA-aMILLAN & HUNT, MERCHANTS & WOOLBROZERS, Z h. PAX R „ English & American Coach Factory. ATT ~p wishes to notify i A.Jm -1 • to the Public that the above Factory is now reopened and hopes by strict attention to business, and Good WorKmanship to merit a fair share , of public patronage. Buggies, Phsetons, Dog Garts, and Vehicles of every description. Painting, Trimming, and Repairs, finished in first-class style. t~j^ () if S A L E~" • ...... An improved Farm of o"Q. acres on the Ashhurst Boad, 4 miles from Feilding. . . The property is cleared and fenced into paddocks, .and contains a; 4roomed cottage, outhouses, &c. Apply Btajs Office