The many friends of Mr J. D. Tnstin, ■)f the firm of Tustin Bros., wil learn with regret that he h»s been ordered away From Wellington on account of the state of his health, which has been far from satisfactory for some time past. Mr Fuatin left for the South, en route for Australia by the Rotoiua on Thursday evening, and will be absent for a month 9; six weeks We trust that the change af air and scene wilt effect a speedy restoration of health. The Red House still keeps to the front. The new lines in Ladies and Children? Ulsters, "The Moa Boots," new Table Mats, Glassware and Vases, new Lamps : in fact a host of all the latest novelties— munt bo seen to be appreciated. Not onl\ is each article uew, but good as welL— A.DVT.
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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 20, 2 August 1890, Page 2
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