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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 153, 20 June 1891, Page 3

WANTED KETtJRNIID -^- To ftfiP Ghamberi-ain,. at the -Flour M.-ilj r - or to the Star' Office/ a Whip, loSb tjft Fridtiy. A reward will be given. ' , "tT/ANTED R, W Raine will preach in the Primitive Methodist Chilian TO* ! - MOKRuW Morning and Evening, i * "\TT ANTED- A Driver for horfieS .' W on tramway; must he competent.— JoUn Bartholomew, Feild-; ing; :_"_£__* t*ft ANTED, ItNOWN-- Jiist re^ *'* ft ivetl at Stax Office^ aboan " tiful assortment of German _ iiail' Programmes, Prize Gards, &c. "; * WANTED— Tenders for the j»ur* J chase of aection 460, Pergusson^ :Street. Tenders cl»se on the . 24tlk instant. Address box 15> P. 0., FeilcU ing : WANTED KNOWN^Ajoblin© of 1000 pieces- Ribbon ift about twelve shades, ranging in widtK from 1 to 3 inches, now selling ■a 6' Morey and Co.'s at 3 yards for Is, WANTED— The Owner of a paiU of Dentist's Forceps, found • yesterday on Manchester Street. Ap* ply Stab Office* , , ... „. YJT ANTED KNOWN—That A'l^ V ? prei> Eade has been appointed agent for the Auckland- made Wire Mattrass, and' can therefore sell the same at a great reduction in price at the Corner Furniture Warehouse. \l ' ANTED KNOWN—That S. J t **' Thompson" has a .large stock of Axes and Slashers on hand. WANTED KNOWN — Superior" Board and Residence (private) in a comfortable home. Within five minutes walk of the post office. .Terms moderate. For address," apply Feild* in(J Stab Office, ' T]T ANTED KNOWN, — Ladies' V*' and Children's shoes in great variety, latest styles, , and fashions, afi reduced prices for cash, at S. Svend-» sen's* • \k ANTED. KNOWN.— Mir G. W* * ' Bhaileb, photographer, ■will visit h eilding personally every Wf.d^ NESbAY, and -will .take Carte de VisiU, Cabinet* and other Photo^ in the studio of Mr G. W» Fowles', Man-= chester Street> ' - X%; ANTED KNOWN — A large -» ' ' selection ; of' Ladies' Bootsin' French Calf, Calf,. Kid, and Glaze Kid, at S. Svendsen's, . "'* VJk J A N T ED K N "O WN— Joha VV Marshall now delivers Milkj every morning and .evening, 'in al parts of-the Boroughs 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 oh v for orders. WILLIAM KITCHEN* .117 ANTED KNOWN — That S< V*' , iSvendsen has just opened up fresh shipment of Gent's Boots, best value in town. . PBELIMIiSTARY NOTICE. C. a, COLVILLE W OULD beg to announce that he has started business in the premises adjoining Mr Oarthewls, in Manchester street, with one of the LAEGBST AND BEST • . STOCKS OF Boots and Shoes Ever opened up m the district, -. Which he ■is determined to Sell at prices that will command a fair share of public support. ONE TRIAL WLLL PfiOVE THAU . MR (JOLVILLE Promises no more than he is able t<J fulfil. 0. & COLVILLE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOT MANUFACTURER, " ■ THB SQUABJi, PALJIEBSTON NOBTH, AW» MixcnrsiEß Street, "Peilbixg. licenses. THE Following Game Licenses have been issued by the local Postmaster 1 C. Stevens, ,H. L k Sherwill, E. A. Bar"* ' ton, H. Axup,'W. B. Godfrey, J. Bawelka, C. Green, I. Churcher. O. O. Smith, A. R. Curtis, R. &. Ldgan 5 W. G. Haybittle, i D. Dowries, P. Bartholomew, D. P, Bu--1 chanan, 0: Bullj W. Bellve, W. Light, O« H. Burnettj A. H. Armstrong, W. L« Petchj'L. Holden, G. Boness, H. H. L» Bilderbeck, H. P. Lance, A.' Churcher, O» E. Harmer, F» E. Campbell, J" C. Hill. Honorary rMemV bers of the Manchester Rifles, and Residents in "town and^disfcricfi who are interested in promoting and ! assisting An the Volunteer Movement, a y e invited to attend a meeting in the Assembly Rooms on . ■ ■ FRIDAY, 26th June, 1891, at 8 p.m. 1 - Business : To receive Report of th§ Canvassing Committee, and GreneraU OWEN PLEASANTS, ■ Captain Commanding FOR SALE. npHAT valuable and centrally aitu- |_ ated Property, being ' sections v > 266 and 262. Feildinfr, containing 1 half an acre, together with l»u dngi thereon, now in the < ce.ipation of Mesats Richards, Trimble and Leo. , The property • has n frontftge^ oF (56 feet to. "iitnboltou road, 132 feet to i Manchester Square, ''"aud 66 feet to l- Bowen street, with a depth of 330 feet t