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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 132, 7 June 1888, Page 1

William Garthew, Bookseller, Stationer, & Fang? Goods Importer. Manchester Street, Feilding, V\7 OULD call the attention of the * * Inhabitants of Oroua; Rangitikei, 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/- ; Harper's Monthly Magazine, 11/-; Harper's Young People, 9/6; Spons' Household Manual, 9/6 ; Spons' Me chanics Own Book, 7/6 ; Spons' Work r shop Receipts, 6/6*; Mrs Henry Woods' Novels, 6/- ; East Lynne, 4/- (new edition) ; Uhannings, 4/- Ynew edition) ; The Late Mrt Null, 7/6 ; The Islands of the Pacific, 3/6; Leicb 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 bheep tkins, beautifully tanned. A full stock of Crewells, Macram, Tee Wools, and Fancy Needlework always in stock. PALMERSTON PROPE RTI ES. FOR SALE. 1" HOSE Central and Valuable j Properties in the Square, opposite the Bank of Australasia, known as Welch & Co.'s Book and Stationery Shop, and Healey's Boarding House. They will be sold either separately or tegether. Also — The ?hop in Rangitikei street lately occupied by Mr Salmon, Tailor, with vacant allotment adjoining. 'l'he above are all eligible investments, and well worth the attention of speculators or those desiring to acquire Freeholds in the heart of the Town. Apply for further particulars to B. JOHNSTON, Tailor, Feilding. Or at Daily Standard Office, Palmerston, where the keys of the shop in Rangitikei street can be obtained. Also — Four half-acre allotments in the townsnip of Bunnythorpe. PL ANTING SEASON. AMES f AIRD. Respectfully notifies that the season for Pknling has novr commenced. Inspection is invited of his Large and Well-grown Stock of FRUIT, FUBKST. & ORNAMENTAL Ti.'EES, SHHUBS, EOSES; &c, The whole of which, from frequent re« morals, are in fine order for transplanting. The stock comprises all the leading varieiios ot Fruit and other Trees in cultivation. Price List a are now ready, and will be forwarded post, free on application. ; A large slock of new Agricultural, Garden, and Flower Seeds. See lists, JAMES LAIRD, Egmont-Nukseby. I > I A N ~O 5 ! SPILLER'S ■ Neumeyer Quadruples still in the-: ascendant — the very best; Pianos imported ; f spoken of in the very, highest terms .byall , who have purchased them ; used by professors of music in the theatres and at local concerts in preference to all others. Splendid shipment, ex Dor/ c; of the Neumryer latest model, THR «EM. an extremely; handsome design^ in the richest bur walnut. Also, shipment of the celebrated Bell Company's Anierican 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.- Spillter, Sole Ageat and Dir'ectlnsporter, Lamb to v<Q v a t,; Wbl li n g> ton. Purveyor ..^^^^^ ! to i His Exby A PP oin * ; -^^^^Tbe Il GoyerA. W. BE 0W N , .Successor to H. F. Logan. Established : 1844.) Grocer, Tea-dealer,, and Pro vis on Merchant. CASH BUYER OF FRESH BUT- , TER AND EGGS. Hf 7ISITORS to Wellington will save : r money ,by. making their purchases at this old-established house. Goods delivered free to Railway St&lioas Lambton Ouav, WeUington, Opposite Government Buildings. SHOOTING NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that all persons Trespassing on the farms 4 of the undersigned,, .situated on the Kirn bolton Boad; will be prosecuted. I DANIEL DOWNES. ; JAMES- MACKAY. Feildingv April 12, 1888. 1,1 O It S A L E . A complete Plant and Factory for r Butter and Cheese-making, in a, good district. >; . Apply. tp J .J...C. Thompson, '. Feiidinfif, or at this office.