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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 61, 9 November 1889, Page 3

The Undersigned Has just opened a First-class Assortment of CUTLERY consisting of TABLE KNIVES, DESERT KNIVES. BIiEAD KMVES, BUTUHER KNIVES, POCKt/r KNIVES, &l\, ka., &c, &i*. All of Exceptionally Good Valu6 andmarked at Lowest Prices to ensure a quick Sale. ' '■ SHEEP"SHEAES WOOL PACKS SEWINO TWINE A good selection of (rA'BDHiN TOOLS including — SPA.DES BAKES HOES FOEKS SYRINGES WATER C.\N3 The stock of GROCERIES has just been replenished "with Goods of only the Best Quality^«yrhich having' been bought in the very Best Market, can be sold at lower rates than usual. BURNS' AI SOAP 9 upon being tried will be found to be the Best extant. EMPTRE PACKING COMPANY'S TEAS To be had at Wellington Prices, as per their Advertisement on the , Ist page of this Journal. CEYLON TEA is also to be had from . W.G.Haybittle FERGUSSON" STREET. KIWITEA EOAD BOAED. mENDERS will be received by the X above Board up to noon on SATURDAY, November 16, 1889, for the following works : — r ' Mangoira Road — Bush - felling, clearing, stumping and making bridle track 175 chains, more or less, in two coutracts. . Te Para Para Road— About 80 chains felling, clearing and stumping., Reserve Road-- About 120 chains felling, stumpiug and clearing. Terrace Road— About 40 chains felling, clearing, stumping and making Bridle Track. Benson's and Cheltenham Cross Roads — About 40 chains of trimming' and metalling. Williamson's Poad West— About 40 chains trimming au-J metalling. Williamson's Road East— Forming and culverting 18 chaino and erecting 12 chains ingPohangina Road — 90 chains trimming and metalling. Main Cross Road East —137 chains felling,* clearing, Btumping and making Bridle Track. Flans and Specifications may be seeu for the Reserve Road at Mr Crabb's store, Waituna, for works in the Pemberton, Palmerston and Feilding Small Farms at the Birmingham Hotel, also at the Board's Office, Feilding, CHAKLES BRAY. Engineer Eiwitea Road Board. AWAHURI FELLMONGERY, W. MACMILLAN WILL give the Highest Cash Price for Wool, Skins,' Hides, &c, and is prepared to buy any quantity during the Season. Scouring done at lowest rates. Wool Packs with fast and, loose tops. Oils, Ruddle, Tea, Sugar, and all. Farmers requisites for sale at lowest prices. _ BOOTS! BOOTS! DOWN AGAIN! Men's pegged Watertights (beat that can be had, 13/6 Men's E S, 10/9, former price, 14/6 Men's laced Zealandia brand, greatly reduced Women's Dairy Boots, strongest and best, reduced to 9/6. Evening Shoes, reduced from 7/6 to 5/Girl's best kid, 10 to 13, 4/9, former price 8/6 All other lines squally cheap. Buyers of large Parcels can be supplied at prices that cannot fail to satisfy the most exacting at S. FAGA^'S NOERDSOHEAP BOOT AND SHOE ■*' *■ WAREHOUSE* Manchester Stre^ji, E. J. DAVIEC ; BBAOTIOAJU WATCHM A.KER. «wp ■~\' ■ JEWELLEI^y ' ■■:" ', FgKGUSSOM StBBKT> FJ&LIgKft. A LL kinds of Gooh supplied to order, and all.'.. Work guaranteed for 12 mouths, barring accidentu. Terms, cash. ' A DVEBTISEEB are requested to note xX. that Alterations to Standing Ad vert.sements must be sent in on the day previous tk> Jhat.Qn whioh they are required No txtce-ption^icUl be made. . - * « '5 KIRTOX & CURTIS.