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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 91, 19 January 1888, Page 1

;■ . LLI.NGTO :^ ? BRA-lO,^, ; ; . Manufactured only.by W. &K. Staples r. i sold by all Storekeepers and tSiioea-akersi a^^the iilaa.awatu. L)istrict.j , ; Jl SESE celebrated Boots' of the Wellington Brand have stpo ; d'thVtesVf O r I"'" the last 8 years in both the;^Sputh and North Islands, ]and are iorday ; ; looked for as eagerly as ever among the denizens of the busy city as. well, as on the stationior ip the bush. Their farae is known to all: The proof of the. GEJiJATD ERRAND FOE THESE BOOTS:is in the fact that' \V. &Ji Staples had to. increase their staff to meetthe requirements. -The firm no*' employs 100 hands solely occupied in" turning out the Celebrated Wellington Bbands. \ Their reputation has risen from the fact : thit nothing ; but . First-class Materials;are y se;d, andjnqno rbut Experienced and careful workmen are" employed in 'their manufacture. Let all those who want Good, Comfortable, and Hard-wearing Boots 'good ; fit), BUY THE WELLINGTON BBAND 1 and-we' are certain they will 'NEVER USE ANY OTHER, - \"\\ .. 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. & 4. SrAPT RS, ' BOOT MANUFACTURERS, : WILLIS STHEET. WELLINGTON. HE I » & G U AY% Ne yv Zeal an d Twine B i nde p. I,n asking. our< friends .to buy- from \e\v Z i al;i!i.i milcrs, w-i w Mjld poia^ou^ . a few o'"the I enefirs whicli-wou-d acqnio ilroug 1 ! j?o <t«>Lng. „.. Diijilic-ir.es would be PSpi'"''r"ponfifri'd'"»' f fierally c!jeaper, r and fivmi t!if^ facilities >v. o;w disposal — viJ!,. four, braiicbes. in .diff r»?nt parts of Nyw Zealand, -we : can .-■upplv ;»ny parts of ir.a'hiues Irom any of these brunch >s at tin hour's notic •; other milkers may, nud do cl-.iiin to h<\ abe to do tin-;, but fanners rinl to fh»'ir.' ; cost, -and .our experience bears fchen 6u r , tliat it' cannot be done wirh imported machines. We have know.i of eu-es wiiore far xen wirh a broken > down i>r)port»H Binder iiavs hi 1 r<»" wait a week during the- 'buuest part or harvest tun ic ; before they <r6rsir'iplied, Hid sqch bjien a machine of buraniike, it would have been si^ work within a fe r w hours. All parts, of machines are numbered and accurately du| liqated, an*d..we ; challenge ;C»in »ari.spn with,, tl^ie best ini|>o?-red,in that respect ; und while st-kiug fnrm^r.s^ to .. purchase our Binder, we'm-a.y srate that it i* now gen orally recognised that our raichine ;ii at least as good as the best imported, a-n-l much superior to uiauy ot rbem in ... cv ry requisite of a : serviceable Binder. , We-'appfe'iiil a few or noiiny festim'ohals receivedMr <iur ! 'iniii^r ; but the best I'estimoiial is th fict that la^t j year, no hss than 43 were sold in one district alone. . ' ' . 1 v "'' ' /Ie o.vE VVjst, Waipa, Ang-ust 11, 1887 ; Tue Raper and .'Binder, l bought from, you last harvest jp id.c very good , workon all sorts or ground. 1 cut some very steep nidlin^s, the Binder .«lioing a foot at once and-ai the same time cutting and binding a very neat sheaf: ... •->•■- ■■• - ■■•.••; ■ ''■ iS AC' .HODOs/.N:. OiNTUE Bi'hH, March '.'7, 1886. ....... The Reaper and Biixdrr I j urchaspd from you this season has given me entire satisfaction.' 1 cut and tied 140 acres in 11 days, and made a really good job. She tied well and l«-ft a good clean stubble, a though some of ihe crop was *ei-y light., and ot^ier parts of it were |iood I consider yo.iir Binder quite equal to ai y of the imported machi es, and much lighter., of' drait^ht' than some that were working in the same paddock with me. I. several times' < worked the same team of three h.»rsos the, whole day,- although .-I. had v spare team beside mp, I had no stoppage frura- time ot starting till ,1: finished, ,and p ' I-am tborouirhly satisfied '.hat I have a really good a <d serviceable in:ichine r and one chat will last nic a good many seasons. . - - ■■.-;•• ALEXANDER SFIAND. War in the Boot Trade. LO O K HE RE ! RE A D THI SI ! C. G. COLVILLE ■w ; BEGS TO ANNbtJ^CE THAT HE WILL COMMENCE ONE OF THE I. GBEATEbT A^D CHEAPEST BALES OF BOOTS AND SHOES ever held in the Manawatu District. Head the fo lowing Price List, and ' bring it with you and- see if he is not the Best and Cheapest :— ■ Men's Department. Ladies' Department. ' 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, 3/6 , YoUTH'B <fe BOYS' J)IvP4HTMKNT. GIHLS' DkPAETMENT. . ■ j Youth's Calf Shooters, Ito 5, from Best Calf High Balmorals, 4to 6, . , 10/6 , . ..- ' 4/9 ;7to 9, 5/9 ;10 to 13, 6/9 p Souths Nailed Shooters, Ito 5 V 9/6 Best Levant High Balmorals, 4 tc 6, Youth's in ailed Lacing, 1 6 5, 8/6 . 4/6 ; 7to 9, 5/6 ; .10 to 13, 6/6 Boys' Nailed Lacing, 10 to 18, 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. • ;•.-„■: Ihe above are all his own make and guaranteed. and upheld every pair.. ■..*■■■ The .^ale is to Commence on ATURDAY, October -29fchV and will last for * .'■' ; four weeks only. ; ' . ' . „Note the addrees-r. V' . ": - . C. G. COLVILLEWHOLESALE AND KKTAIL BOOT MAiMJP.tCTUJIF.P '' " MAK^HEarsfl Sxkest, Feu-dikOv akb The Square, Palmerstok NonrH.