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Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 30, 21 August 1888, Page 1

TO FRUIT-GROWERS COTTAGrEGARDENERS, & OTHERS. MANCHESTEB NUESERY, King Stheet, Feilding. fTIHE Proprietor of the above Nur_L scry desires to intimate that he has still on hand several, hundreds of Frnit Trees, comprising-7-Apples (early and late) ' ; Pears (nice assortment) Peaches ( splendid variety^ • Plums, Cherries, and Strawberries . ; ■: '■'' :'\ Gooseberries, arid Currants. The above are well-rooted and healthy plants. ■;-, ;'<-_<,•.'-{»; > Rhubarb and Asparagus Roots in large numbers. Prices Moderate. .' ; ;^i^FgLrf,;;.; PROPUIETbS. t!" <■.■;•■,;:<■.■■':.. N.8.-^-As' theLiseas6tfiS!drawing>fo " a close, Cudtomekt^fshbuia! niaW&iily application.- ■•■'< :^.;v/ ax; >■, •■■) ••ifiOM^jy-: SADDLE, r COL£,A !^' n & -HARNESSBIjGS.^o; $ the Manchester^lp'ck that the Old. Shop .^qppps'ifau (Has^g'g yHqt y el, Eimbolton" Road," Feeding*, ha's Deen [ Ec-opened,; an^]^o statejthat all wort: ■undertaken will- bi executed -in a wofltmarilike 'mah'n'dr^.wffh' vthfe'iJsaEb'y ibest materiaLbhteinaljlfeUO'i » i 00 ) To meet the exigencies of the times, alL work (will be ■ in price. : ;'••■;••••:■>•- -f.-V :: : .. ■ r •C.'-JNE^BJfyiJ <..".: .'■••■ • SADDLBR,y&6.^iF^EIiLJ)rNGI .•:. • EN'fl ptliß^G'i ;WA^GApS T JJI,SAfQi,AKD ©ICE^E' ; " •" "Ficr0j1it.:.^,;, ._.....;'; ' : Awarded' Fifsfc ' Prfzes , WaHganui Exhibitida, First: PriM J W^lling]bbn' ( lxhi. bitiop. First Prize" W^ansjanui AgricuN taral Showfof Slautf^s atfd' fScMe'sU '-''i" . The undecmeatiooecU— Sauces and PJck lss^ : jf rdJvsJiCfi@tt€ib£ of \ egetables, andLjireserved m ; pure ma;|t ydnegar, brfrfpe^glfyMfafilftfaifflqaA. iEetail : —0ni0n5, .... Escjialloits, ,!;Beans,j ; Mixed Pjckles, Gapw Qhow,.^ Cabbage, f Wqf Qest'ersh'iVe :Relis"h "l ! oniatd~ Sfxiiee,* 'De^bi ehutney.^u^hrobnf'eatsSp,' Oiilli Vinegar, Cauliflower, m Jars -from -I' ; Gallon and upwartis,'; '/A.ssbrft>3 /Dozens i sent.fr ee ito;Snjj^ai.t of fhe.^District. ! Ask ybur" Grdcer fjpr ij^Yihitlock's • ■•■-' i 4r ' r '"' "Wiitlock'Si Celebrated Herb, Beer. ■ j AH, Orders punctual ly. attended ,,to» ' P. WHiTLGCK:, PEOPBI E T Q B . i FLOUR!, FLOUR '■•!■ ASK for Chamberlain's FLOTJU admitted to be the best in the Manawatu. Chamberlain's is j;he' pnly.M^ll that fitted.*wi^h ! appliances- for^ th!broughly mixing the wheat, essential to making good Flour. Ordeib punctually attended to. Mr T. R. Chamberlain *has now started a corn-crushing machine. Oats crushed, at 3d per bushel. Crushed oats for sale at 2s 6d T. R. CHAMBERLAIN Feilding Steam Floub Mnx. WELLINGTON WOOLLRN MANU" FACTURrNG COMPANY (Limited). To secure . > . FIRST-CLASS GOODS : not. be equalled for D U R ABILITY and to encourape LOCAL iiyTDUSTRY Ask your Tailors for all pure wo<^l nETONE TWEEDS, and your Drapers for ' Petone Blankets Petone Ladies' Dress Tweed, as light as any Homespun Petone Fingering and Wheeling Yarns Petone Flannels, Shirtings, Serge. Shawlsj Mauds, and Rv?s. Mills— KOßO KORO, Petone, Wellington. WARNING VOICE. ,\ BOOK which all Young Men should •*"■* read. It teaches how LOST MANHOOD and the Vigor of Life taay be positively restored by HERBAii REMEDIES and ELECTRICITY. Sent post free for four penny stamps. Over-taxed Business Men, Ministers, ■ Lawyers, Schoolmasters, Clerks, &c.'i who are suffering with nervous debility, with all its attendant eFils, should try our Hebbal and Electrh, Treatment. A Gentleman in Wellingtcn-uayi-: — I "Your treatment 'is the most "natural j and effectiMT have yet m'el? with in all {my travels. It has done wonders forme. ' I shall do all I can to recommend it.* : W rite for particulars, enclosing stamp 1 for reply, to ' P. AYRES, ■ Medical, H^e ebaiist, 90, Cuba street* W^llingtoa.