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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 75, 14 December 1889, Page 1

■-■• rj^TEW' ZEALAND INSURANCE ; 'I>| • company; FIEE AN.D MAEINE. Capital, £1,000,000; paid-up, '£2oo,ooo Eeserve and Ec-Insurance fund, £235,000. Agencies in Feilding, Halcombe, Palmerston North, .Sandon, and; . Foxton -„■•-. E. M. SIMJrSON, Manager . Lambton Quay Wellington. HUGH L SHERWILL, ,' . üb-Agent, Feilding. COKNER , FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. ) . ■ ■ , ■ '-■- -' ■ A I FR F D FAD F PROPRIETOR, HAVING greatly replenished the already Large^ Stock of Household Furniture, &c, for the Christmas Season, begs to intimate to the Inhabitants of Feilding and surrounding Districts that he is prepared -to FUR NIS H TR ROUG HOU T. He has just to hand a Choice Assortment of LINOLEUMS, OIL CL<>TFL CAKPETB, HEARTHRUGS, CHINA -VIATTr^G, WOOL A'l A IS, 1 Invalid's Adjusting Bedstead, 25.Fancy Toilet Sets to choose from. Brass and Steel Fire Irons. A New Thing in Glengary Squares. Gipsy Tables, 5/Doors and Sashes. Glass aud Putty: , Funerals undertaken, (Jrr COME AND SEE. JOHN D. VALENTINE, builder" and contractor Feilding. * Business Premises— Adjoining Dr. Johnston's and nearly opposite " The Red House." ALL Orders and Contracts executed and completed with promptitude in a thoroughly workmanlike manner. Billiard Table Cushions repaired or i'p-covered. Billiard table cloths turned. JOHN D. VALENTINE, Builder & Contractor. TI.tTANAWATU BUTCHERY, IYI A. & J. B. PRINGLE, Proprietors, Have always on Hand — Prime 13kef, Bii.sT Quality Mutton, CobxS'kd Bkkf, Small Goods. Hotels and Families waited on for Orders every Day. ! Orders left with the Proprietors for j Small Goods of any description promptly extjcnted and \ delivered. ! A. &J. R"PR[NGLE, i rKOPKIF' r OK«. SOMETHING NEW. ! 01 A W EEKLY easily earned by i4jl\7 an Energetic and Enterprising Person (either sex.) Permanent and agreeable occupation. >o Capital required and success guaranteed to Real Live Aggnts, especially during Christmas Season. Apply at once for full particulars to R. B. JONES, 0 Bridge Street. P.O. Box 570. Sydney 2/11/89 I WOOL SEASON, 1889-90. A. PETERSON, The Square. Palmerston North, BEGS to announce to Farmers and Wool-growers that he is a Buyer of Wool in any quantity. As he is a Buyer for tne ManufactI urer, it is unnecessary to point out ' that sellers will study their own j interests by communicating with the undersigned before disposing of their Clip, as all charges m connection with selling Wool at auction or to Middle- | men are entirely dispensed with. A. Jb»ETEKSON, The Square, Palmrhston North. : Post Office Box : No. 3. • "WK AIAKE 'EM, AND THEY WILL WEAR." I A DIES' Saddles and Bridles. . ' I i Gent's Saddles and Bridles, f Waterproof Saddle Aprons, Stock Whips, &0., Buggy Harness (single) Buggy Harness (double). Cart, Plough, und other Farm Harness. ? 'WE MAKE 'EM AND THEF WILL WEAR." J. E. E_ .V- A N S , • 'S.addler,-. Lambtojt Qtjay, Wblxis; <jt6s : .■ > ' ■ ' - ■ .• ■ •;'•'••:■