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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 126, 23 May 1888, Page 1

livTODEL SHOEING FOEGE JOHN TAYLOR, P»OPBIE T O B , General Smith's work in all it's branches. Agricultural Implements made or repaired at moderate charges. A stock of Shovel, Spade, Slasher, Pick, and Long Shovel Handles. T. T. still maintains his reputation as a Horse Shoer, and will endeavor to derserve the support of all who who entrust him their favors. Steel shoes used if required. Note the address — "MODEL SHOE FORGIH, ■ -•■ Manchester Street. GEE AT FALL IN THE PRICE OF BREAD. T/^ OULD has determined, on . VIJT and after WEDNESDAY Next, the 18th inst., to reduce the Iftrice of Bread in Feilding and suburbs to 6d 41b loaf, for CASH on Delivery, and thus give the public the advantage of purchasing for cash. J. G. also takes this opportunity of tlianking them for all past favors so liberally bestowed upon him, and hopes by strict attention to business, together with Moderate Prices, to merit a continuance of the same. J. G. would also invite all who suffer in any way from weak digestive organs, to try his invalid Decorticated Bread. .It is highly nutritious, pala- j iible v and easily digestible, and , admitted to be the best on the coast. WAE IN THE BOOT TEADE. GOOD NEWS FOE FEILDING; C. G. UOLVILLB "iT\ESIEES to announce that in _| / consequence of the increase of Business, and in compliance with the -wishes of a large number of Customers and friends, he has resolved to continue bis Feilding Branch as heretofore. Having secured the services of a first class Wellington" Tradesman to take charge, the business will be carried on under his management. C. G. 0. respectfully tenders his thanks to the Public for the Liberal Support accorded to him since opening in Feilding, and trusts by courteous attention and always selling the test of goods at 30 per cent, cheaper tnan any other House, to receive a continuation of patronage. Boots and >"* hoes made to order j and Eepairs neatly executed, with despatch. Note the address— G. G. COLyiLLE, Wholesale & Retail Boot Manufacturer, Manchester Stbeet. Feilding, and the (Square, Palmebston. JAMES MOEAN, Manager. " BIEMINGHAM. FOOLER BROS. ,/ Gene b; al Stobe kc c peks, HAVE on hand—Grpceriee, Drapery, Boots, ironmongery, Stationery, Drugs, and Grass Seeds. Goods packed to any part of the District, including Feilding and Wanganui Special Settlementfe. ;Wherever, ahorse; can go; there we can deliver, Goods at Low Bates. Agents for New Zealand Insurance Company. Post Office in connection with the store. ' Postal address-— Fowlers, Feilding. FOW LE E BEOS., Birmingham, Waitapu. " 3. Mi HIGGLN^ CHEMIST < AND DEIJGGIST KIHBOLTON EQAD. H A NSEN*S EXTRACT ()F RENHET;&'CpEESE COLOUEING. MINERAL WATERS. LrMEJUICEj WARM ER'S S A F E Cl^Rt & PILLS HOP BITTEES. Trusses Sponges, &c. , Teeth extracted TAMES J. OTTRTIS Castoujs, Shipping, and Forwarding Agent, > Gbey Stbeet, WELLI>GTOJST, N.Z. Proprietor of Wellington Parcel Delivery Company. Goods and Parcels forwarded to all parts •: -of the world. P.O. "Box 168..— Telephone, 116. COLLIER & CO., having had 20 • years' experience in the Piano iorte trader beg to remind their customer* that none but first- clas*. and thoroughly reliable Pianos are sold by them. The cheap Foreign makers of Pianos, so many of which are shipped to New Zealand, are strictly excludec from their stock. AU pianos bow on hand are personally selected by Mr H. Collier (who is at present _v--ia England) from the best English anc • <Jontinental JFactbnes. All instruments .goani&teed. H. Collier & Co., Victoria