Page 3 Advertisements Column 7

Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 73, 18 December 1888, Page 3

„ AU Want Ads. under sixteen word* «»* charyed Is cash, if booked Is Gd> ot>* that at per inch. WANTED KNOWN— Agistment for Horses. Apply Sta_ Ofiii-e. - .' WANTED A Brass Axle Cap, lost between Bulls and i Feiiding. on Pith November. Five Shillings Reward. Apply Office Vof this Paper. \A/A]NiED KMOWN, thiit Keen is »V B ellm<? CHto Herz. Pollock's, and Pinets' Ladies 6hnes truui li/6 to 21/'---i Boots (high leg), do. WANTED, Gentlemen to come and , . buy Keen's Shoes (kid), 11/- ; Boots (Hssht),. 13/ to 30/-; Cricketing Shoes, fV6 ; Tennis Shoes, 9/6 ; Running Shoes, 14/8. WANTED, Everybody to see Children's Boots and Shoes (10 to 13), from 4/6 ; Strong Nailed (10 to 13), from a/6, at M. Keen's. WANTED KNOWN, that I keep the best brauds always in stock, including House Boots, Slippers (all sorts), Deck Shoes, 3/6. Repaiis done. M. Keen. WANTED to Sell, a first-class Singer's Sewing Machine. A rare bargain. Apply to Eade & Venn. WANTED KNOWN- Paddocking for Horses. Apply Stab Office. WANTED to Sell— A Horse Dray, and Harness. Apply to John Curran. \I ' ANTED K*OW v , -That S. ' '' * Svendsen has. a full supply of New and Fashionable Boota and Shoes for Christmas and New Year Season. \ V ANTED KNOWN,— Go to S. v v Svendsen for Ladies', Gent's, and Children's Bocts and Shoe--, now selling very cheap dnring Christmas season. \ X • ANTED,— Everyone to call at *'*' S. Svendsen's and compare Quality and Prices before purchasing elsewhere. iV ANTED KNOWN— That J. * * Gould is now manufacturing The Golden Drop e ! f-Raising Flour at Clairville House. Sold by ail storekeepers. WANTED KNOWN— Everybody shou.d try Gould's Golden Drop Self-Raieing Flour, suitable for all kinds of cakes and pastry. Sold by ail storekeepers. WANTED KNOWN— That one trial will prove the excellence of Gould's Golden Drop Self-Raising Flour, above all others in the market, as regards flavor, economy, and health. Sold by all -tore Keepers. , "IT J ANTED Known— l am preV V pared to supply Titoki, Rata, Manuka, and rough Firewood in two and four leet lengths, delivered in all parts of the Borough. John Marshall, Poole -treet. TTTANTED KNOWN— Joha \ \ Marshall now delivers Milk, every moruing and evening, in all parts of the Borough. THE COFFEE PALACE, Kimbolton Road, Feildino. E. YOUNG Pbopkibtob. rriHE above named Establishment X fias now been fitted up and opened as a First-class Restaurant and Boarding House. Meals at all hours. Prioe One Shilling. Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, or any kind of Refreshments obtained at any time. . The Sitting Room will be free and visitors will find Home and Colonial Papers filed. Superior Accommodation for Boarders. Good Beds. Note the address — KIMBOLTO.V ROAD the Red House), Feildino, N.Z. A HAPPY CHRISTMAS. THE FEILDING HOTEL, Manchester Squabe Feildino. MRS HASTIE BEGS to inform her friends and customers that since this timo last year the Feilding Hotel has beea very much enlarged, and refurnished, and as CHRISTMA- IS COMING, The cellars have been replenished, and filled with a splendid stock of Spirits, Wines, Sparkling and Still Hocks, and Liqueurs of all descriptions. Visitors to the Boxing Day Sports, Travellers, and Boarders will find every attention and requisite, with a Splendid Table for a MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A - HAPPY NEW YEAR. JEN SHILLINGS REWARD. ' LOST, a Chestnut Horse, branded "" A on near shoulder, white star on forehead, shod all round. Tho above reward will be paid to any person returning the same to JAMES T/YLOR, Makino. "Vf" O T.A I C E . A settlement of all accounts owing;, in the estate of the late J. M. Higoin, Chemist, is requested on or before tha Ist January, 1889. Feilding, December 18th, 1888. JOB PRINTING in all itß brancW executed on the shortest notica' i at the Stab OfSce Charges wlp.' ""reasonable.