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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 22, 6 August 1889, Page 1

THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR II . J . H A L I D A V , The Saddler, Feilding, NB.-A FEW HORSE-COVERS LEFT AT LARGE REDUCTIONS-I-f. J. HA LI DAY. THE EMPIRE COMPANY Pack the following Standard Brands of Choice Teas, viz. — « DRAGON," 3s " ELEPHANT," 2s bd " CRESCENT," 2s 6d " EMPIRE," 2s 2d " MIKADO," 2s, ALSO, THEjCELEBRATKD «* HOWDAH " 3s, and " KANGRA VALLEY, 2s 30d These latter are Pure Indtan Tea 1 ? of robust growth, possessing great strength and purity of flavor, especially intended for connoisseurs. W. & G. TURNBULL & Co., PROPRIETORS, WELLINGTON. RivlD & GRAY Were Awarded FIRST OKDfili OF MEHIT AND SPECIAL MEVHuN l\v the Jurors at the recent MKLBOUUNK : XHIBITION ; and also at t,h« previous Exhibition they not only received « old Medal t r th^ir hOL'HLK FUKROW PLOUGH, ' ut Special Commendatory reference trom the Jurors as follows.— " In p'nughs there is one exhibit to which we wish to draw spc-ial attention as b in# the best, and that is the Double Furro v of Heid & Gray, Dunedin, New Zealand. In finish and con-uuetion it is far superior to any other. DOUBLE FURROW PLOUGHS. THR BtfST MATKRUL A\D WORKMANSHIP THROTIOHOUT N B SPKCHL itBDUCriOxNS IV DOUBLE AND TREBLE FU'lltOW AND SUB- sOIL PLOUGHS. DISC HARROWS iN SIZFS FROM 6ft TO 13fr, WIDB. fitted w : th Patent Anjnstment for I»ißtributinjr the w<M>ht uniformly on the Harrow at any angle and m kinu it the most perfect Harrow in New Z -aland. SEEO-SoWiNLr ATIAUIMBNTS FITi'KD ON IF REQUIRED. NEW POSITIVE FEED BROADCAST SEED-SOWER IMPROVED NEW ZEALAND G <AIN DRILL, With Positiye Feed and Spring Coulters REID & (.'RAY'S COMBINKD~MANURE AND TUF^MP DRILL, Made any fize from 4 to 8 coulters, and from 14ia to 16in between the Drills. DOUHLE DRILL TURNIP AND MAN BIS SOWER bTISKL ZIG-ZAG HARROWS RKID and (i«AY S HOIISK GEARS are universally »s Q .d in New Z«aI land They are self-contained, consequently no liability of breaking. Over 1000 in use. CHAFFCUTTERS aND BAGGEHS— No<«, 1, 2, 3, and 4 Chaffcutters. BCEstablished 1880. J MODEL SHOEING- FORGE. Floweh] [Pots. EDWIN YOUNG JOHN TAYLOR, FRUmSBEB, GROOER. AND BTA- JU^ XAJLljyjtx > TIOJSER. Proprietor, ORANGES, Lemons, Bananas, Eating y-» A yi^G made extensive addiand Cookins Apples. J--|^ tiong tf) nis p rem i Be s and plant VeaetMe sTe^Te^TSe.ns, &c, 4d » now prepared to undertake general vegeiauit; a JJacket/, acket / Smith's work m all iti brancnes. FLOWER oEEDS, 2d Packet. Agricultural Implements made or SEED POTA ! OES. repaired at moderate charges. Champion Early, Early Kw.-e, Early Horses shod by the proprietor Whue, Kmg of tlie Ji*rlies. L J io« himself, or under hie immediate sulifie, Bre. aes.Jiarly F-uke. perT i ß ion. Pota^e P Om^ sISot- & c. Bteel shoes nsed if required. .)ats,Ch»ff. Bran. Pollard, Fowls Wbeat, nwWATim Lollie«» CakMi .nci i .es, OJN HAJ4U— iobaccos, U.gar.. oi«are»teß. Pipes, &c. | pick L shovel, Slasher, and "^few Z^Tnlf^eHni* Z^ Spade Ilandl^B, Maul Hings, Wedge,, Canierburj Times, Weekly Press, Ac, &«., at ths Ta-anaki Budget, &«5.,&e. MODEL SHOE FORGE, '.;-ir ; ci: i-!-a;uei> ■ U-aiie<i :ir..i ' Uileu. * iUMBOLTOa iiOJO), I'lSltDlftO, I tiANCHBetBR bXBBBI. j 1 i