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Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 108, 19 March 1889, Page 3

READ._ WE are ordering our Winter Gopds, and intend to procure a very large and varied assortment of the very best Articles in the MarKet. We will have to effect a very big clearance of Goods now in stock to make room for the new importations. Therefore Custo ners "will find it to their advantage to shop at THE BOK MAECHE. Large concessions made on all Parcels up to the end of the present month. J.C.MOMY &CO. All Want Ads. under sixteen words are charged Is cash, if booked Is 6d, over that at per inch. \\r ANTED KNOWN.— The Job Work V\ done at the Stab Office is the Cheapest and Best on the Coast. ANTED KNOWN.— BiII Heads~ r Memos, Yisitiner Cards, Envelopes, Mill Books, and all other kinds of Printing Job Work done at the Star Office. ANTED KNOWN,- Grazing for Horses, in well grassed and watered paddock. Apply Batch & Co., Feilding, ANTED KNOWN-All Persons found trespassing on the Paddocks of the Undersigned will be prosecuted. — 8. < Baker & Co. WANTED KNOWN— Have you tried Gould's Golden Drop Self-Raising Flour? It requires no I Yeast, no Baking Powder, no Drugs. It saves much valuable time ; is rich in quality ; and produces more in quantity than any other Flour made. Sold in 21bs packets by all Storekeepers. WANTED KNOWN— Have you tried Gould's Golden. Drop Self-Raising Flonr ? No Cook should be without it, for all kinds of Cakes, Buns, Puddings, and Pastry, It acts like magic, and when the flavour, richness, and quality is considered, is the best and cheapest Flour made, old in 21bs packets by all Storekeepers. WANTED KNOWN", -That S. Svendsen has a full supply of New and Fashionable Boots and Shoes for Christmas and New Year Season. VTJ ANTED KNOWN,— Go to S V t Svendsen for Ladies', Gent's, and Children's Bocts and Shoes, now selling very cheap during Christmas season. \t ANTED,-— Everyone to call at ** S. Svendsen's and compare Quality and Prices before purchasing elsewhere> WANTED Known— l am prepared to supply Titoki, Rata, Manuka, and rough Firewood in two and four leet * lengths, delivered in all parts of the Borough. John Marshall, Poole street. photographs! WANTED KNOWN- The .B Z. Photo Company wisli to thank their Feilding Patrons for then, liberal support, and at the same lime to notify to the public generally that they are still taking Superior and Permanent Pholo-« !>raj>hs at their usual prices :— -Cabinet* -First copy, 2/ ; after copies, 1/- Oastb de Visjtes— First copy* 1/- } after cop« ies, 6d. . ■ . ' f H. ». FBEEMAN salsaline; TflE Great Food Pbbsbbvatjvb ! THIS valuable antiseptic preparation is tasteless, odourless, and perfectly harmless. It is guaranteed to keep meat, soup, milk, eggs, butter, fish, game, preserves, fruit, wine, and food of every description, sweet and wholesome till required for use* ONE SHILLING PACKET will preserve 20s worth of food. SOLD BY ALL CfflSitlSUS AITD tfttOOBBS In Is and 2s packets. Wholesale Agent— E. H. CBBASB. r COCKSFOOT SEED COCKSFOOT SEED. l'he Undersigned has for Sale, at very low prices, 1,500 bags of very superior Cocksfoot Seed. Come and purchase early, as I shall only be in the District a short time. W. H. BRIGHTWELL, At J. Pollock's, Manchester Street, Feilding. WAHURI STORE & FELL-, 1 MONGER*. v W. MACMILLAN Has just received a 'shipment, of Wool Packs (fast and loose tops), Sheep shears, Turkey Stones, &c. Groceries, Ironmongery, Crockery, it Drapery, at lowest current rates. Wool , Skins, Hides, and Tallow bought in any quantity. Scouring at lowest rates. W. MACMILLAN. JAMES FEASEE, PLUMBER AND TINSMITH, .. Manchester. Sbreet. [Opposite the Denbigh Hotel.) TANKS supplied, and spouting fixed at prices to suit the times. COPPER BOILER* And Tinware of every description at the lowest possible prices. Wood and Iron Turning; and all sorts of jobbing done on the shortest notice. Maker of the Excelsior Fire Slower —no Household should be WiWOtflL^ Excelsior Blower for sulphuring blighte-i Vines or Tirees. ; ; ' V <^ Es^mates given for all kinds of plumbing work. . , JAMES FEABEB.