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Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 135, 21 May 1889, Page 1

. A. & J. B: PRINGLE, P R 0 p Yr l ; 'p. T O R s , Have always on Hand — Prime Bkep, ; : . Best QuAijtV Mutton, i Corned Beef, Small Goods. I Hotels and .Families waited on for Orders • every Day. Orders left with ; thd Proprietors, for Small Goods of any description . p>omp|ly{exepuiedahd? delivered. A. & X J^TEffIGLE, PEOPIJiETORS. ' " " ' ' IIANCHESTER FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. (OppositeySalvation -Army: Barracks). /y aiMed e|iSea TENDERS liia-thajQks|fs_|the Hb.eral support, hefhas^ received since starting in his o^ m account j and ;after;.teri (10) years study of 'the requirements, of the District can safely promise satisfaction to ALL favoring him with a call: A splendid lot. of Looking? Glasses just to .hand. ? ; Towel Rods, Birass. Some Carpet at 9d-per-yard. Toilet Sets to .suit all Tastes.i Iron Bedsteads — cheap. Mats, Matting, Carpets, Chairs, Blind Rollers, Brooms, Fenders and Fire. Irons. : COME A>D. SEE. V/TODEL SHOEING FORGE. JOHN TAYLOR, P R O P R .1 E T~~b R , _'- General Smith's work in all its branches. Agricultural Implements made on-epaired at moderate charges. A stock of Shovel, Spade, Slasher, Pick, and Long Shovel Handles. T. T. still maintains, his reputation as a Horse Shoer, and will endeavor to derserve the support of. all who who entrust him their favors. Steel shoes used if required. Note the address— MODEL SHOE yFORGE, Manchester Street. GIOHARD'S CASH GROCERY STORE, : Cob-sT-R Manchester & Grey Streets FEILDING. E. B. GICKAED, BEGS to announce that he has ; opened; the: .abo^e store, and trusts, by keeping/none but the Best and Freshest Goods, combined with Moderate Charges : for Cash, to merit a share of public patronage. ,■••;: All lines in Groceries, comprising^ Teas, Sugars', Flour, Cured Fish,' Confectionery, Fresh Fruit," &o.] kept in stock, y- - I Cash Buyer of Eggs,;. Butter, and; Produce generally . , COWPER'S PATKN.T- f -B.KE AND / ROOT DESTROYER, For tbe thorough extermination: of Trees,; Roots, and ; Scrub, of all descriptions. J BY the inoculation of live timber wilb; this compound, the whole tree, in. eluding the roots, is reduced to ji highly; inflammable and rotten state, ;aud will , burn readily riyhtdown tothe roots' - Dead timber and stamps can als-o' be ; destroyed with. it v ".- - V >■ .The; use of.it is simplicity itself, and but little labor required . Time occupied tor full destruction of a largo tree, aoout three nimitiis; stumps and dead timber, one month. It has been letted with unqualified ; success- on 640 acres, the whole area being clearedand now under crop. Directions fo? U»«e.— ln a lart?e tree, a hole one inch in diameter and, six inches deep should be bored down in the trunk towurds the heart, fil' with theoompound' — about one ounce will be required— pint; the hole securely and make airtight. Cork or stiff clay- will do. , For smaller trees a hole of less diameter and a smaller quantity ot the compound will suffice Price, 5/6 per lb ; ! in 4lb aud lib cms, and in druns of 50lb. The cheapest, quickes f , simplest, and surest method ot clear injj land. The largest trees, can ue destroyed at the cost of a few pence A good, testimonial from one gentleman who has cleaied every tree from 700 acres. COWPER'S THEE ASL> ROOT DEsTROYEK. Sole lgent for Zsew Zealand — JAS. NICHOLS, 20, Cuba street, \VellinK.'on V'ORTHEKN FlHi: A._&lJl-A-\t_E _>i tfOAIPINY. Capital . . . Three Million.*. Reserve Fvnd .. Three Mtll'oa^. Thi* Old Established Compnny lihs now been successfully earrymsj on Susiiiexs in Wellinj-ton PnAiucml District for upwards of 30 years. Rates: Lowest Current. y. . . GEO. C.« HILL. '. Sub'Ageat for Feilding aud Di*triotß. i