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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 148, 7 June 1890, Page 4

(Late in the occupation of Mrs Fagan) Manchester Stkees, FEiLpma. MRS, H. BILDERBECK FVEGS to. announce to her friends X3 and the public generally that she has opened the above as a Fruit & Cloffeotionery Store. Tea, Coffee and Cocoa at all hours. Fresh Fruit of every description in stocK. 1 Lollies, Confectionery, Cordials, &c. i ■ A Trial solicited. ! DRESSMAEING, r • Miss A. BlLDEfißfiOE.wi.il carry. > on the business of Dressmaker and I Milliner on tlie premises, and' will be j- glad to undertake all orders entrusted 1 toner, 1 STANLEY HAS COME { To be published shortly—. HER< 'ES of the DARK CONTINENT v ' ' ' j. 'and ":■:.•:■;• :; - ■: 3 HOW STANLEY FOUND EM IN r . I'ASHA r . , REPLETE with astounding incidents, ', " wonderful advenfiires, grtno achiev ments anfl alorious deed*, "as represented in tlie <ieVototi lives nivl splendid 'careers , at sucli britliant characters m> Henr^y-M . .:' j Stajnle}', Eniih Paf4ia, ' General (Chinese ; ',Gn>r 'on. - . .... ■'.■■•■'. . , . ■ ! : I;n one splendid vofuine- of <ve<?r'6oo a : \ iiOii-sivequ frto v uat»p». 8 £ 11 inclies ►■'■■■•" iliuvit fitod witkoOVMayntficV-nf Bnfjrav--9 ings. CVl'Teit Plates aiirl Maps OoMtLBTR LIPK OF .STANLEY ..-"•■ ■■' 1 '!"ni> is ihp t>n!y Book / t'->nf.«uiina a 3 (<;">!iii'.!t i u» anfl HiitlK'Ht c bioiira |>h »•" of » lie • dist.inuuishi'd explorer Dnn'iifnil to securo a'coiv of "• ff''i - oes f ■•'..* of flic Dirk i ''Hi_f.in.iM)l." 1 Sold only hj subscription, and cann«».bc j found at aim iho-Book tores. ' „ Xise \aent is nr^w -n F' ild ; n.i:. and «il) ivait on heads of Fauiil e* for .<rd«-rs J, MAETIN & CO,'S ) BIRMINGHAM COACHES, GOBBd (.M).S i.LKGK PH IJ. V ( r i ' OP t'O-ACH.KS r . Will leave Mr Lowe's Hotel, > Birmingham ' ... .:. 8 a.m. L Arriviug Feildiug ... 10 80 a : m. 1 Tbe Coach leaves the Feilding . .Bail way Station after tht arrival of I . the-'Notlheiu^ Mail Train. » Feilding ..." " .V.' ' ... 4.10ip.m; 1 Arriving Birmingham ... 7p.m I: ; ; i Each Monday; Wednesday and I aturday. : J., MARTIN & CO. COB NEB FU.KNITUKE WAJtEHOU^Ei [ Fetlvvsq. (Late Eade and Venn.) CHEAPEST HOUSE ON THE COAST FOR FURNITURE. : I have just opened a splendid assorti ment of Looking Glasses, Mirror j Plate from 9d to 555. TOILET SET (the largest Stock 1 j for choice in Fejlding) from 10s 6d ! to 85s. ' ! T have a better show of CARPETS I : than ever. ■Jtapestby, felt, string and '! DUTCH. ! Narrow CARPET for Folding Chairs. ! CHINA MATTING J, lj. & Ii Yards. I LINOLEUMS I am .selling cheap as '■l I q,m oyerstocked. , j Full Suite imitation walnut, well upi holstered; good castors; at a price any working man can afford. Sashes, Doors, Grlass, Turnery. I FUNERALS UNi ERTAKEN; j Proprietor. CHEAPEST OF THJE BEST, A. H. COOK, TAILOR & HABITMAKER, (Successor to John Cook and Son) Lambton Quay, Wellington, HAVING been for ten years witn | Messrs C'»ok & Son (my grand.- --! father and father), tueir old Customers | may depend on receiving from me the ' same care and consideration as from my "predecessors. . Tp tbe public, I beg to state that I wilt conduct my busine&s n ance with the times, to merit a liberal support, which I most respectfully solicit.' ! ' A. H COOK, 80/7/89 . Tailor 1 UPPER CUBA STREET PAPERHANGING WAREHOUSE , ■ Wellington. ; J, W.~EVANS, Pbopkietok J : Wj. E., being a Direct Importer, . offers §ppcial advantages ,to Country Storekeepers and others who majr favor- hiip with orders. • __ _ Picture Frame Mouldings m great variety. PAPESa,AxVGING,S, OILS, LEAD, SCRIM AND A^ specialty. Every requisite of the Trade kept in stock. ' . 1 Country Orders promptly attended to. ; ; A TRIAL SOLICITED. QiEITH Bias . VDLCAN FOUNDRY^ Mannbbs ."teket, Wellington, Iron and Brass Founders, Are prepared to. execute Orders for Cast i • & Wrought Ikon V/obk. Parts of Flax Machines kept in :, Shoetiiukers' Insts ruatle to order. TXTANTEI) KN£WJ&-T.hat j/am.i V y now prepared to supply Fire- j TV odd ' of all;, descriptions, including l Rata and Matai, delivered in every part of the Town. Parities waited on for orders. " ' ' ■''•'■' 1 - WHiLIAM KnOHEN.