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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 27, 17 August 1889, Page 1

1 THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR H . J- HALIDAY, The Saddler, Feilding, KB. -A FEW HORSE-COVERS LEFT AT LARGE REDUCTIONSII. J. HALIDAY. THE EMPIRE COMPANY Pack the following Standard Brands of Choice Teas, viz. — « DRAGON," 3s " ELEPHANT," 2s sd « CRESCENT;' 2s 6d " EMPIRE," 2s 2d « MIKADO," 2s, ALSO, THE' CELEBRATED « HOWDAH " 3s, and " KANGRA VALLEY, 2s lud These latter are Pure Indian Tea* of robust growth, possessing great strength and purity of flavor, especially intended for connoisseurs. W. & G. TUBNBULIT&Tjo., PROPRIETORS, WELLINGTON. i——^ — », Mi'. lD & GRAY Were Awarded FIRST ORDER OF MERIT AND SPECIAL ME\ T TIuN l*v the Jurors at the rocent MELBOURNE IXHIBITION; and also at t.h p. previous Exhibition they not only received « old Medal t r their DOLBLK El'lißoW PLulJ'lH, Hit Special Commendatory reference trom the Jurors jis fnllows -"In p'oughs there is one exhii.it. to which we wish to draw spofinl a-t'eniion as b mir the best, and thar. is the Double Furro v of Keid & Gray, TMinedi!), New Zealand. In finish and construction it is far superior to any other. „ DOUBLE FURROW PLOUGHS. .•FTP BEST MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP THROUOHOUT \ li' ".pi'-CnL REDUCTION* IN DOUBLE AND TREBLE FU'<R<>W * '■• " *' AlNi) sUB-OIL PLOUGHS. DISC HARROWS iN SIZES FROM 6ft. TO 12fr WIDE, fitted w : th Patent Adjustment for Distributing the weiirht unifonnlv on the Harrow at any angle, and m .king i, Z ! mo.t r Derfect Harrow in New Zealand. SEED-SuWiNU ATTACHMENTS FITIED ON IF REQUIRED. NEW POSITIVE FEED BROADCAST SEED-SOWER IMPROVED NEW ZEALAND GU'AIN DRILL, With Positiye Feed and Spring Coulters KFID & (JRAV- OOMBINED~MAiNURE AND TURNIP DRILL, Vade'anv size from 4 to 8 coulters, and iroin.Min to 16m between the Drills. DOUI'.LE DRILL lUU.NIP AND MAN RE SOWER j-TEEL ZIG-ZAG HARROWS RMD and (i AY S HORSE GEARS are universally us-d in New Z^alai.d They are self-contained, consequently no liability of br. alung. Over 1000 in use. ' CHAFFCUTTERS aND BAGGERS— No*, I, 2, 3, and 4 Chaftcutters.

MODEL SHOEING FORGE. JOHN TAYLOtI, Pkoprietor, HAVING made extensive additions to bis premises and plant is now prepared to undertake general Smith's work in all its brancnes. Agricultural Implements made or repaired at moderate charges. Horses shod by the proprietor himself, or under hie immediate supervision. Steel shoes used if required. ON HAND— Pick, Long Shovel, Slasher, and Spade Handles, Maul Rings, Wedges, &c, &0., at the MODEL SHOE FORGE, Manchester Street. '

5 [Established 1880. J Flower] " _ [Pots. EDWIN YOUNG FRUITERER, GROCER, AND STATIONER. ORANGES, Lemons, Bananas, Eating and Cooking Apples. Groceries ciieap. Vegetable Seeds, I'eans, Beans, &c,4J Packet. FLOWER oEEDS, 2d Packet. SEED POTAIOES. Champion Early, Early R<»«e, Early While. King of the Earli.-s Prolific, Breezes, Early F u\w, Lapstone, Kidney, <!kc. Potatoe Onions, Shallois, &c. Oats, Chuff. Bran, Pollard, Fowls Wheat, Lollies, Cakes, and lies, tobaccos, Cigars, Ugurettes, Pipes, &c Wheeler's .New Zealand Views, is each. Agent New Zealand Times and Mad, Canterbury Times, Weekly Press, Ta anaki Budgrt, &t\, &c. Ostrich Feathers Cleaned ar.a curled. Kimboctou Ro*.i>; Fkilwso.