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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 90, 17 January 1888, Page 1

"" ASK FOR THE ! V -WELL! JVGTO N.,;BRA^D. ' only byW. & J. Staples at their Factory.vSt Hill Street, and sold by all Storekeepers and ShPemakersiin the Mauawatuu District, j H7-y; ; .n^^^ Xh\ .^i^v/Pv/ c-7'JA7 ' ■ ' Xf^XX^^L^AMTi^- : 7'pHESE .celebrated Boots of the Wellington Brand have stood the tesi/for I - the last 8 years in both the South and North Islands,' and' are tp-day looked for as eagerly as ever among the ; dieriizehs of the busy city as well as on the station or iri the bush. Their fame is known to all. The proof of the GREAT DEMAND FOR THESE BOOTS is in the fact that W . & J. Staples had' to increase their staff to meet the requirements. The firm no v employs 100 liands solely occupied in.turmngout the Celebrated Wellington Bkands. Their reputation has risen from the fact that nothing but First-class Materials are. used, and none but experienced and oareful workmen are employed in their manufacture. Let all those, who want Good, Comfortable, and Hard-wearing Boots 'good fit) BUY' THE WELLINGTON BRAND and we are certain they will NEVER USE ANY OTHER. ■A Being direct importers from the European Markets, as well as extensive local manufacturers ourselves, places us in a position to undersell any other establishment in this line, Every Boot and Shoe is guaranteed to give full satisfaction to purchasers, especially those manufactured by us, and bearing our brand, a brand which, to use or imitate, except by ourselves, is a felony, " and will be punished according to law. w. & j. staples; BOOT MANUFACTURERS, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Re id & dBiT-^ New Zealand Twine Bin dep.; In asking our friends to buy from New Zealand makers, we would point put a few of' the leneiits which would accrue through so doing. Duplicates would be easier got and generally cheaper i and from the facilities at our disposal— viz., our branches in different parts of New Zealand,— wo. can supply any parts ol machines lrom any of these branches at an hour's notice ; other makers may, and do claim to be able to do this, but farmers find to their cost, and our experience bears them out, that it cannot be done wirh imported machines. We have known of cases where far nr ers with a broken down imported Binder have had to wait a week during the busiest part ot harvest time before they $rot supplied. Hid such been a machine of our make, it would have been at work within a few hours! All parts of machines are numbered and accurately; duplicated, and we challenge comparison with the best imported in that respect ; and while asking farmers to purchase our Binder, we may state that it is now generally recoguis'ed that our machine is at least as good as tbe best imported, and much superior : -tp many of them in ev-ry requisite ofa serviceable Binder. We append a few ot many Testimonals received for our iUnder ;,.but the best restimonial is tha tact that last year no less than 43 were sold in one district alone.' Te Hoke W^st, Waipa,, August 11, 1887. Tne Reaper and Binder I bought from you last harvest made veiy good work on all sorts of ground. 1 cut some very steep ; sidlrngs, ' the Binder sliaing a foot at once and at the same time cutting and binding a very' neat shear , / ISaAC lIODGS('NX : ;.. CenVue Bush, March 27, 1886. The Beaper and Binder I purchased from you this :season has giveyi me entire satisfaction .' 1 cut and tied 140 acres in 11 days, and made a really good job. She tied well and left a good clean stubble, a'though some of" ihe crop' was *cry light and other parts of it were good.' 1, -consider your Binder quite equal to ar.y of/the imported machi-es, and much lighter of draught than some that were working in. the same paddock with' me; I several times worked the same team of three horses the whole day, although 1 had a spare team beside me, I had no stoppage frPtn time pf starting. till I- finished, and *I' am thoroughly satisfied f.hat I have a really good a:. d. serviceable machine, and one chat will last me a' good many seasons. ALEXANDER SHAND. War in the Boot Trade. LOOK HERE! READ THIS!! 0. Gr. COITviLLE BEGS TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE WILL COMMENCE ONE OP THE GREATEST AND CHEAPEST SALES OF BOOTS AND SHOES ever held in the Manawatu District. Read the following Price List, and bring it with you and see if he is not the Best and Cheapest : — Men's Depaetment. Ladies' Departme.-st. Best Elastic Sides, (calf), 16/6 Calf Balmorals, 10/6 Best Satin (calf), 13/6 Levant Balmorals, 8/6 Best Watertights (own make) 15/6 Levant Shoes, 7/6 Best calf Shooters, 14/6 Kip Lacing, 8/6 Best Nailed Shooters, 12/6. House Shoes, 8/6 Youth's & Boys' Depaetmknt. Oibls' Depaetment. Youth's Calf Shooters, 1 to 5, from Best Calf High Balmorals, 4 to 6, 10/6 4/9 ; 7 to 9, 5/9 ; 10 to 13, 6/9 Youth's Nailed Shooters, Ito 5 V 9/6 Best Levant High Balrhorals. 4tc 6, Youth's NaSledTiacing, 1 6 5, 8/6 4/6 ; 7 to 9, 5/6 ; 10 to 13, (>/& Boys' Nailed Lacing, 10 to 13, 6/6 Best Copper Toes, 4 to, 6, 3/6 ; 7 to 9, 4/9 ; 10 to 13, 5/9. ..'.;.- Every other line will be sold at equally low prices. -The above are all his own make and guaranteed and upheld every pair. The hale is to Commence on cATURDAY, October 29th, and will hist for . „ , X four weeks only. Note the address — C. G. COLVILLE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOT MANUFACTURER Hax^hebter Street, Feilding, ak* The Squaee, Palmerston Nojc?h :