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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 146, 2 June 1891, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN'-Pre^h Oysters, Smoked Fish, Orangea, Bananas at the Shamrock Boarding House. "O J iOTTUD— A Situation as Manager, V / or Overseer, oa a farm or sheep station by one who has had large experience in th* South Island, good references. Apply to " H.5.M.," c/o Star Office, or to box 15,, Post Office, Feilding. WANTED KNOWN— AIf Eade has received to-day a splendid line of Japanese Matting, extra good. An entire new style of Clothes Backs and Hat Pegs, all to be sold cheap. WANTED KNOWN — Superior Board and Residence (private) in a comfortable home. Within* five minutes walk of the post office.' Terms moderate. For address, ayply Feilding Stab Office. WANTED- The owner of a Coat found on the road to the Aorangi bridge. . Apply Stab office. WANTED- The Owner, of a •bunch of Keys,; found on Thursday last. - . ANTED KNOWN, — Orders taken at the Stab office for all kinds of Rubber Stamps. \\ ANTED T OOWN; — Ladies' • > and Children's shoes in great variety,, latest -styles,, and fashions -at reduced prices for cash, at S. Svendsen's. ' T - vfc ■ ANTED' KNOWN— Mr G. W* ** ' SSailer, photographer, will visit J? eilding personally every Wkd-" neskay, and will take Carte de Visite, Cabinet, and other . Photos in the studio of Mr G. . W. Fowles', Manchester Street. |I 7 ANTED KNOWN — A large 1 * * selection of Ladies' Boots in French Calf, Calf, Kid, and Glaze Kid, at S. Svendsen's, WANTED. KNOWN— That I am now prepared to supply Fire wood of. all descriptions, including ' Rata and Matai, delivered in every part of the Town. Parties waited on for orders. . WILLIAM KITCHEN. WANTED KNOWN— Arrival of Lon~ don Mail Case, per lonic:— The , Police Minister, by J..S. Borlaae, 9d; Long Odds, by Hawley Smart, 2/6; Romance -of a Lawn Teunis Tournament, by Lady Dunboyne, ,1/3 ; ■ Samantba among the Brefcliern, by Josiah Allen's Wife; illus., 2/6 ; The Mystery of Eitherdon's Grange, by Havillard, 2/6; A Sappho of Green Springs" and other Tales, by Bret Harte, 4/6 ; the Three Diggers, by Percy Clarke, 2/6 ; Family World, Bth quarterly division," 2/- ; Young Ladies' ' Journal, April, 1/6 ; • Family ' Novelist, i div. 01, 2/.-WM. Pabk, The Book Depot, Palmerston North. > DAWSON'S PERFECTION. . PBELIMINAEY NOTICE^ ' i , C. <3k COLVILLE WOULD beg to announce that - he has started, business in the premises adjoining Mr Carthew's, in Manchester street, with one "of the „ LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCKS OF Boots and Shoes 1 Ever opened up in the district, Which ' he is determined, to Sell ' ; prices that will command a fair 1 . r share of public support. , ONE TRIAL WILL PEOVE THAT : MR COLVILLE Promises no more than he is able to fulfil. . . C. a. COLVILLE, WHOLESALE AND'EETAIL BOOT- MANUFACTURER, i 1 The Sqttabe, Palkbeston Nobth, aw© Makchtjsteb Stbeet, Feuding. DAWSON'S PERFECTION. . BNfir-TO L L E V , ■T ' : ' Cabpenteb and Joineb, Contractor for general repairs to Buildings. , - - WARWICK STREET (2nd house pact Gospel Hall), And at Birmingham. i Good 10ft x sft Farm Gates tor sale. ■ WM. TEIMBLE,AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR, AND COMMISSION AGENT, Kimbolton Road. (Opposite the Corporation offices.) Sales held at the Mart every Satubdat} ' ' Sales held in To\ra or Country. Agent for Little's Sheep Dip, a stpck'otf which is always kept on hand. Agent for The Federation Fire and - 1 Marine Insurance Company, Unlimited, - SHOOTING- LICENSES. , THE following Game Licenses hava been issued- by the local Postmaster: • C. Stevens, H. L. Sherwill, E. A. Bar- * ton, H. Axivp, W. R. Godfrey, J. Bawelka, • C. Green, I. Churcher. C. O. Smith, A. . R. Curtis, R. G. Logan, W. G. Haybittle, D. Downes, P. Bartholomew, D. P, 'Buchanan; C. Bull, W. Bellve, W. Light, C. H. Burnett, A. , H. . Armstrong, W., L. Fetch, L. Holdenj, G. Boness, H. 'H. Lt _. Bilderbeck, H. P Lance. DAWSON'S^IEFECTION. - ~ toTtre'spassebs.^ ; ' ANY Person found trespassing on' on o-sr property, will* £og of Gun > wQ l b e , F psgu^^ g(^