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Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 90, 5 February 1889, Page 3

STEVENS & /NORTON, ATTOTIONEERS, GEAIN AND SEED M E R C H A Xl t S, Bulls, Fbildino, & PALarßusTcN r^OHTH. ••"■- "'" ■■■" " ■ ■ -.•• i ■ To Arrive per ship Clairmont-rr GRASS IMBEDS for Spring sowing, including all kinds of Cloyers-and Fescues, Yarrow and F\ape Seed. Also per same ship— NEW SEASON'S TURNIPS, comprising Champion Swede, Skirving's Swede, Purple Top Mammoth, Purple and Green Top Aberdeen, and Pomeranian White Globe. TO LET OR FOR SALE— Farms m all parts of the district, from 20 to 7,000 acrea. STEVENS & GORTOJSV Feilding. THE COFFEE PALACE, Kimbolton Road, Feilding. E. YOUNG Pbopemi-or. THE above named Establishment has now been fitted up and opened as a First-class Restaurant and Boarding House. Meals at all hours. Price One Shilling. Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, or any kind of Refreshments obtained at any time. The Sitting Boom will be free and visitors will find Home and Colo* nial Papers filed. Superior Accommod ation for Boarders. Good Bee's. Note the address-— KIMBOLTON BOAD (opposite the Red House), Feilding, N.Z. BE IN TIME ! ! TO take your Pick from the 1/-, 2/-, 2/9, 8/9, 5/6, 6/9, 7/9 Trunks of BOOTS & SHOES opened up to-day. The Sale will be continued until the whole are sold out. at S. FAGAN'S BOOT WAREHOUSE, Manchester Street, Feildikg UNION FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. S. J. Thompson Agent for Feilding District. Risks taken at lowest current Rates. This Company always pay Claims promptly. THE N.Z. LOAN & MKRCANTILE AGENi V COMPANY, Limited. WOO L . WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. nnHE Company desire to intimate JL to Runholders and Farmers that AUCTION 3ALES Will be held during the Season at the Wellington Wool Stores, CUSTOM HOUSE QUAY. Liberal advances made on WOOL, FROZEN MEAT, FLAX, And other Produce. ANDREW TODD, Wellington Agent* * /Sift a~u c t i o n THE ftboye will be he'd ou THUKSDAY> 21st February, 1889, in connection with the Church ob England, FeUjDI-.g. Contributions of Stock, Produce) &c M &c. y will be thankfully received by the Uudevsigned. HUGH L. SH3RWILL, CHARLES BRAY, Churchwardens. WELLINGTON-MANAWATIT RAILWAY, REFRESHMENT CAR, THE Refreshment C*f accompanii&jtn< Train leaving Wellington at 8.5( a.m., aud the Train leaying PalmeWtor at 5.15 p.m. daily k WAI»T£E FKEfiMAN, Proprietor.