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Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 134, 18 May 1889, Page 3

Advertisements LYONS AND GOD WARD, •Musical Auctioneers,"TTyiLL open for a Season at HasYV ti©«*' Sample Rooms in a few days. Further particulars in future advertisement. TO PAINTERS & PAPERHANG- . : - ERS. ■"' .....;" fTIENDERS are invited by the UnX. : -"-<fci^g-M©tl |°T.' i'aiuting. uud Papering a, Dwelling-house in Feilding. .., .... . Tenders to-be in by TUESDAY at coou. - - ■'*■■•■■■■ • - -GEO. C. HILL, -~ ■-■ •■ ■ ■■■■■" C.K TO BUILDERS, fTIENDERS are invited until 5 p.m. JL ou MONDAY, the 27th instant, for the- erection of a Schoolmasters' Residence at Af angaone. PJana, &c, at Mr Sherwill's Office. A, ATKINS, . F,R.I .B. A., > Architect to the Wungauui Education Board. TENDERS FOR BUSHFELLING. rriENDERS are wanted to fall about X 300 ACRES of Bush oh Section 20, Orpua River. . ParticuUirs &i ; JAMES MACKAY'S, ■•-.'. Kimbolton Road. TENDERS FOR BUSHFELLING. T&E lowest Ten^rer iaying failed to sign the Contract, fresh tenders are invited for felling 500 acresof Bush, iu 100 acre Sections, up to 4 paa; mm^ WEDNESDAY, the 22nd instant The low^Bt, or any" tender, not necessarily accepted. . . . Speoificatiohs at . Mr Bj-ay,'s, ftffice . R.R, GUKTIS. TENDERS FOR BtJSHFELTiiNG.. rr-ENDERS. are muited- for Felling: 1 100 Acres of liush (more or lesaji •. ;■■;■ ■■■ ■ ■■" '->■"■ '■■ ''■ ;•■'■ For Hpecifictitions apply at Farm. Tenders wiH closVon SATURDAY' next, May 25th; at the Feilditig Oliib, at 8 p.m. •'*■■ ■ ' .■',..'.' '\. ...-.:. : The lowest, or any tender, not necessarily accepted. - ; : .- BENSON:. & FETCH, . E^ J. SHAWy ~ r ~ r ~- (of the late Shav^ & Son, Wellington) WATOHMAZRII & JEWELLER, CLOGKS, Watches; and Jewellery, always on hand.. _ . ..V t _. .'. .' '.' '. v - The usual guarantee ;given with all repairs. ; . ■ a t. , /.^•• : FOR SALE-rrl Acre Section, in a good situation, including a good six-roomed House erected on it; Easy terms. For particulars apply to RETEMiiYER & WRIGHTSON. GRATEFUL— COMFORTING. '■■'■ EPPS'SjOCOA. ' BREAKFAST. * ; "By a" thoroueh- knowledge "of the natural laws which govern the operations bf digestion and riutritton, and by a careful application of -the fine properties of well selecten cocon, Mr Epps has ■ provided ' our ,breaklast tables m\h' w dehcatelj^fl-ivdured beveraee which may eaTe us many heavj uoctors' '.bills.- ' It is by- the.judicioHS; r use of suoh ; articlea of diet that a constitution may be jjra*' dually built up until strufig orioueh to resist every tendency to desease. Hwn* dreds of subtle maladies, jace- floatmc - around us ready to Attack, wherever there ;: is a weak point.- We may escape tuaav a fatal shaft ,bj Ueepin^ourselreij w«ll fortified wjtb pure , blood ; ;And a properly aounsmed "ffamft"— S« article ire the Civil ServicejGr^zette, : - :■ :^.:.;v% .''-•-', Made simply with boiling yater pr mi li , , Sold in fib jackets by Giipcerß» labelled ' ". '„.'. thuB r i'T--^.r -. •.-.;■? -H . ■: ~- J±Mm,tiPSß & C0..;..- . Honjoeo^lilcQliemists.LoniioaEa^andl