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Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 110, 23 March 1889, Page 3

READ._ WE are ordering our Winter Goods, 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 Customers will find it to their advantage to shop at THE BON MAP.CHE. Large concessions made on all Parcels up to the end of the present month. J. C. MOEEY & CO. All Want Ads. under sixteen words are charged Is cash, if booked Is 6d, over that at per inch. WANTED KNOWN-That the Eev. Geo. Wabner will preach for the last time in the Methodist Chapel tomorrow morning, and Mr Geo, Adams at night. Ty In t is d — Tenders for erecting 100 Chains (more or less) of Wire Fencing. Tenders will close on WEDNESDAY, the 27th instant. For particulars apply to P. & J. BARTHOMEW. PONIES FOR SALE. WANTED TO SELL —A pair of Chestnut Ponies (matched), four years old, thoroughly broken to Harness. Quiet and gentle. Price, £20 the pair. Apply to ' SAML. DAW. WANTED — An Apprentice to Coachbuilding. Apply to G. H. Saywell. U ANTED TO LET— 6-roomed y - Cottage, opposite the Denbigh Hotel. Apply to John Bishop. UL ANTED KNOWN— Copies of ** the Feilding Stab can always be obtained from Wm. Carthew, Stationer. U* ANTED KNOWN— John *< * Marshall now delivers Milk, every morning and evening, in all parts of the Borough. 11 * ANTED KNOWN.— The Job Work »\ done at the Stab Office is the Cheapest and Best on the Coaat. WANTED KNOWN. -BilfHeads, Memos, Visitinar Cards, Envelopes, Mill Books, and all other kinds of Printing Job Work done at the Stab Office. ANTED KNOWN— Grazing for Horses, in well grassed and watered paddock. Apply Bakes & Co., Feilding. ANTED KNOWN- All Persons found trespassing on the Paddocks of the Undersigned will be prosecuted. — S. Baker & Co. WANTED KNOWN— Have you tried Gould's Golden Drop Self-Raising Flour? It requires no Yeast, no Baking Powder, no Drugs. It saves much valuable time ; is rich in quality; and produces more in quantity than any other Flour mace. Sold in 21bs packets by all Storekeepers. WANTED KNOWN— Have you tried Gould's Golden Drop Self-Raising Flour ? 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 Fionr made. old in 21bs packets by all Storekeepers. ijf\ANTED KNOWN,— That S, V^ Svendsen has a full supply of New and Fashionable Boots and Shoes for Christmas and New Year Season. \T? ANTED KNOWN,— Go to 8 V f Svendsen for Ladies', Gent's, and Children's Bocts and Shoeb, now celling very cheap during Christmas season. \ r" ANTED,— Everyone to call at * » S. Svendsen's and compare Quality and Prices before purchasing elsewhere. il ANTED Known— l am pre- *▼ pared to supply Titoki, Rata, Manuka, and rough Firewood in two md four teet lengths, delivered in all parts of the Borough. ' John Marshall, Poole fetreet. WAHURI STORE & FELLMONGERS. W. MACMILLAN Has just received a shipment of Wool Packs (fast and loose tops)/ Sheep hears, Turkey Stoves, &o. jrocories, Iron iiongery, Crockery, & Drapery, at lowest current rates. Wool, Skins, Hides, and Tallow bought in any quantity. Scouring at lowest rates. W. MACMILLAN. JAMES FRASEr! PLUMBER AND TINSMITH, Manchester Sbreet. (Opposite the Denbigh Hotel.) TA\Kf> supplied, and spouting fixed at prices to suit the times. COPPER BOILERS And Tinware of every description it the lowest possible prices. Wood and Iron Turning, and all <orts of jobbing done on the shortest notice. Maker of the Excelsior Fire Blower -no Household should be Without. 3xceisior Blower for sulphuring )lighte>l Vines or Trees. . .. Estimates given for all kinds of plumbing work. JAMES F-BASEJU