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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 127, 26 May 1888, Page 1

William Cart hew, Bookseller, Stationer, & Fancy Goods Importer, Manchester Street, Feilding, \Y OULD call the attention of the ■* * Inhabitants of Oroua, Ban^itikei, and Manawatu, to the following new supply of Books : — Dictionery of Daily Wants, 9/6; Beeton's Household Management, 9/6 ; .Rollins' Ancient History, 10/- ; Hari>er's Monthly Magazine, 11/-; Harper's Young People, 9/6; Spons' Household Manual, 9/6 ; Spons' Me chanics Own Book, 7/6 ; Spons' Workshop Eeceipts, 6/6; Mrs Henry Woods' Novels, 6/- ; East Lynrie, 4/- (new edition); Uhahnings, 4/- (new edition) ; The Late Mil Null, 7/6; The Islands of the Pacific, 3/6 ; Leich Fancy Workbasket, 4/6; British Evangelist, 1887 ; Gospel Banner, 1887 ; Boys and. Girls' Annual, Sunday at Home, Liesure Hour. &c. I have on sale for the Proprietor of the Brightwater Tannery — A few Deer Skins, Goats Skins, and ;>heep t'kins, beautifully tanned. A full stock of Crewells, Macram, Tee Wools, and Fancy Needlework always in stock. TO FAEMEES, SETTLEES, & SPB ULATOES A SPLENDID INVESTMENT. FOE SALE, on MOST LIBEEAL TEEMS, A 243 Acre Farm The Above is the Most Compact, WelTj Appointed, and Centrally Situated Farm in the Manchester Blocs. The Property is about 4 miles from Feilding, and fronts the Ashhurst .Boad. The whole is securelyfenced, cleared, divided into 7 paddocks, and laid down in English grasses. The soil is first-class, being origin! ally bueh land. A large and commodious dwelling house of 6 rooms stands on the property, together with out houses, cow sheds, stables, woelshed, cartshed, [ dairy, &c, &c. Also, a good well of water. There are also vegetable and flower gardens, and an orchard one acre in area. The lattar is stocked with a large variety of fruit trees* comprising ; apples, pears, peaches, plums, &c, the whole of which are in a healthy fruitbearing condition. The orchard, houses, and grounds are surrounded by a splendid collection of pinug insignus trees. This property is, without exception, one of the finest in the district, while the improvements effected thereon are worth more than half the money the owner is asking for the whole proj perty. Stock now running on the property may be taken at valuation, at option of purchaser ; also, furniture on premises. Inspection invited. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. None but principals dealt with. The terms are most liberal, and half the purchase money may remain on mortgage. For further particulars, apply Feilding Star Office. 0 I A N O .8 SPILLER'S Neumeyer Quadruplex still in the ascendant—the very best Pianos imported ; spoken of in the very highest terms by all who have purchased them ; used by professors of music it the theatres and at local concerts in preference to all others. Splendid shipment, ex Dor c, of the Neumryer latest model, TUB REM, an extremely handsome design, in the richest bur walnut. Also, shipment of the celebrated Bell Company's American Organs, from £15 to £45— the best organ in the world for church of parlour. All may be purchased on the monthly payment system, or a very liberal discount for cash. W. H. Spiller, Sole Agent and Direct Importer, 1 A.MBTOK Q.TJAT, WbLIiIHOTON Purveyor jfe^j§&Ji| *te Hit Ex» •by A PP oint -^^^^The IGoyer"A.1 Goyer"A. W. BROW N n ,° r " . - - . i- i Successor to H. F. Logan. Established 1844.) Grocer, Tea-dealer, and Provis on Merchant. CASH BUYER OF FRESH BUTTEE. AND EGGS. T7ISITORS to Wellington will save y money by making their purchases at this old-estabushed house. Goods delivered free to Railway St&lious Lambton Ouay, Wellington, Opposite G©Tern«ient ßuildings. Qi HOOTING NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that all persons Trespassing on the farms of the undersigned, situated on the Kimbolton Eoad, will be prosecuted. DANIEL DQWNES. JAMES MACKAY. Feilding, A'pfU 12,1888.