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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 125, 15 April 1890, Page 4

It-will be seen by advertisement in' another coiujnp. ; that ; Mr J. J. Curtis, of Grey street, Wellington, draws the attention tradespeople and .others tp the/ advantage' th'ey will receive by having goods' consigned to his rare, Consignees at present suffer from 'delay in transit at Wellington,-and the eipenSe bf storage, which would be entirely avoided. ■i-Thos’e wishing to send parcels or presents to. Europe are reminded that he has a cheap prompt .delivery by each •of the.dir.ect steamers for London. Par 'cels.sd ( seht tire delivered at. the door of consignee, if instructed. It is 'also ,hbti»» fied that he has special conveyance for : the removal of furniture and luggage. . Cu&to&’-H’ouse' work is; : of course, a '•necessary brfthnh;of his business.—Advt.

Our . Mantle .TRbom' is brimful of the' latest novelties in mantles, jackets/ furlined. and imperial water-proof cloaks in » vast-variety of materials,. shapes and sizes; and, such as. are'adapted to please •every taste. f pYe .specially invite aminute inspection of all the autumn novdlhbs’in burShoW Room, and will be plehsed tb give ample facilities for sb doing—without pressing any visitor- to buy* —at Te Aro House, Wellington.-—attvt. Roligti onjCorns.” Ask for Weils' ’’“Rough on,Corns.” Quick relief, complete, permanent cure. Corns,; parts', bunions. At chemists and • druggists;