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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 17, 25 July 1889, Page 4

— — — — — •— 1 =5: ST^AM FURNITURE and SASH! DOOR FACTORY TH3 SQUARE PALMERSTON NORTH. SIIttONDStPEW Direct special attention to THEIR MAGNIFIOENT STOCK of New Furnitupe. DOORS AND SASHES Of every Description made to order. A large variety of IGTURE MOULIiINGS to choose from. Fretwork Verandah Brackets cut to any 1 design. All Work done by the latest Improved Machiriery. EILDING CRATED WATER : AND ■■"•'.' '';."■'.'"'''. CORDIAL MANUFACTORY, Gladstone Street. WILLIAM SUM-MBRS Sole Proprietor. COOLINO BeVEKA(SES, GrNGEE Ale, soda-wateb, Lemonade- , HoEEHOuiro Champpagne, 'FXNEST GINGEB : WiNE» , Lime ' JtncE, Fbbit Oobdmls, Pine Apple Coedial. Fine Malt Vinegar suitable for the L table and pickling, 2s per gallon in bulk ; 5/- per dozen bottled. Filtered spring water only tised. - grated Waters from this manufactory I are the best on the North Island. WILLIAM SUMMERS. WAITAPU BUTCHERY. I HE Undersigned are now pre- *.. pared to supply Contractors and 'others with first-class Meat at lowest Tates, delivered into the Camps. Orders left at Fowler Bros ' Store will receive prompt attention. We are also prepared to supply Bread and stores. J. K. SIMPSON & CO. WELLINGTON-MANAWATU RAILWAY, REFRESHMENT CAR. THE Refreshment Car accompanies the Tram leaving Wellington at 6.50 a.m., aud the Train leaying Palmerston at 5.15 p.m. daily. FKEEMAN, Propnetor. i?1 TO l?/f pe rda y tobe ™ ade !£, J_ ob~l: bypersonsbfeither aex, in their own localities, at work Iforiis, New business. All meet with wonderful success. Aty one can do 'the work. Capital not required. We will start you. Outfit worth £1 mailed free. The employment is particularly ' adapted to the region in which this publication circulates. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. Full particulart mailed free. $iow is the time— dcn't a«lay, but write to us at once. Address Stinson -. & Co., Portland, Maine, United States. WELLINGTON WOOLLRN MANU' FACTURING COMPANY (Limited). To secure FIRST-CLASS GOODS not be equalled for D TJ'fi A B IL I TT and to encourage LOCAL INDUSTRY A s k your Tailors for all pure wool PET ON E J•WEE DS , and yonr Drapers for Petone Blankets v Petone Ladies' Dress Tweed, as light as an j Homespun Petone Fingering and Wheeling.Yarns Petone Flannels, . Shirtings, Serge. Shawls, Mauds, and fei?s. Mills— KOßO KORO, Petone, Wellington. THE EMPIRE FRUIT SHOP & CONFECTIONERY, FEBGU SS ON STBE ET . JOSEPH EDWARD HENRY Pboputetob. ORANGES, Bananas, "and all Tropical' Fruits. First-class' assortment of Cbnfeor tionery, and all kinds of nuts. i Regular consignments of fruit from Wellington and Wanganui every day, Tobacco, Cigars, Cigar ettes, and all kinds of Pipes always on hand The Prices are Lowest in the market gent for N.Z. Referee^ arid Auckland Observer. ~~ JAMES PURKISS, STANWAI ROAD, HALCOMBE,! 7 . BOOKSELLER and Fane Gyoods .'T T ?H r Lmportef. " '■' J ' Ail trie Latest Periodicals Also Hlvs^fttei New^ l iiad .Graphic ,