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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 58, 1 November 1890, Page 2

WOOL! WOOL! SEASON 1890-91. I'HE NEWZEALAND LOAN" AND MEECANTILE AGENCY CO. (Limited), In conveying to its CLIENTS its nppreciation of the confidence ami support hitherto accorded, and which has constimted it the PREMIER WOOL HOUSE IN THE WORLD, 210,970 BALES 210,970 rlaviug been sold by the Company b»st year, begs to announce that it will hold regular periodical sales of WOOL &c , during the coming season in its new, commodious, and well-lighted premises in FeatluTt"n street, Wellington, when a l;,vgo!y increased attendance of both loeaiand FOREIGN BUYRKS is assured. As heretofore, the lea-ling feat* ures of the t om pant's business will be strictly adhered to, viz, Liberal cash advances (free of commission) on large or small clips consigned to tlie Company for sr.le here or for shipment to London, Lowcsl possible charges. Careful valuation. Expert knowledt^e in conduct of sales. The Company also undertakes the sale in the Colonies and Londo*. of consign ments of Frozen Me.it. New Zealand Hemp, Tallow. Hides, Grain an I other Farm Produce. N.B. — The Company acts strictly as Selling Brokers and neither buys nor sells on its own account. The First Wool Sale of the Season will be held at the Company's New Stores about tlie third week in November. For further information apply to c. m. Mcknight, Agent, Palmerston North. Or to W. G. Fostee, Manager Wellington. TUT R R. TRIPE SURGEON DENTIST, PALMERSTON NORTH. Next visits will be — FElLDlNG— Wednesday. 19th ; and Thursday, 20th Novr. BULLS— October 28 and 29. FEANK OWEN, LICENSED and AUTHORISED SUKVEYOR. (Member New Zealand Institute of Suryeyors.) Native Surveys undertaken for Land Court Purposes. Bush Felling Contracts laid off. THE OLD SURVEY OFFICE, Back of the Corporation Buildings. THeTbOYAL HAIRDRESSING and SHAVING BALOON, Fergusson Street, Feilding. IN returning my sincere thanks to the Residents in Feiiding and surrounding districts for the liberal patronage they have favored me with since 1 commenced business here. I beg to inform them I have now re-, moved to tbose more commodious and convenient premises lately occupied, by Mr S. Rowley. The Saloon has been furnished in a style second to none on this coast, so that Customers will be able to receive every comfort and attention. I have imported a first-class stock of Tobacconists' Goods, consisting oj all ihe best brands of Tobacco' Cigars, Cigarettes, Meerschaum, Briar Root and Rosewood Pipes, Ambej Cigar and Cigarette Holders, Walking Sticks, scents. Soaps, Oils, Musical Instruments, Accordeons, Banjo.es, &c, &c , of all descriptions. FBANK BKAY, Proprietor, MONEL For Investment on Security of treehold Lands. Town Properties accepted ample margin offered. WE are prepared to advance large or small sums on favorable terms to borrowers. Interest, 6|- and 7 per cent. — according to amount required ; S per ceut. small sums. We invite enquiry as to expenses, and borrowers can then compare our terms with other lender's total charges. We have £4000 and £2000 of local money at 7 per cent, in sums of £1000 upwards. The £2000 we can break into smaller sums at 7£ or 8 per cent. BAKEE AND COOKE, Solicitors, Palmerston North. STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY Mr. W. A. SANDILANDS HAS been appointed Local Agent, vice the late Jambs Bbattie, deceased, and is authorised to accept Risks at Lowest Current Rates. WM. EVANS, Manager Wellington Branch. CHURCH SERVICES. Sunday, November 2, 1890. St. John's. — Mornmg Service, 11 a.m.: Lay Reader. Evening 7 p.m. : Lay Reader. Presbyterian Church. — Morning Service, 11 a.m. : Rev. H. M. Murray. Evening, 7 p.m.: Rev. H. M. Murray. Presbyterian Church (Halcorabe). — Service at 3 p.m. : Rev H, M. Mueray. Service at 7 p.m. : Lay Helper. Primitive Methodist Church. — Morning Service, 11 a.m.: Mr F. W. Glover. Evening, 7 p.m. : Mr F. W. Glover. Ashurst Road. — Afternoon Service, 8 p.m. : Mr J. Gould. Wesley an Church. —Morning Service, II a.m.: MrRoBAY. Evening, 7 p.m.; Rev. W. Cannell. Salvation Army. — Morning Service, 7 a.m. and 11 a.m. Afternoon Services. 3 p.m. and 7 p.m.: Captain Johnson. POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE. Prince of Wales' Birthday (Monday, 10th November) will be as a close holidey at the Post and Telegraph Office Mails for despatch on that day will close on Saturday, at 8.30 p.m., at which hour a counter delivery of letters ! will also be made. J. H. Stevens.