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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 155, 25 June 1891, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN - Fresh Oysters, .Oranges, Smoked Fish, President Tobacco at the Shamlook 1 Bo.uditig House. ' — .. 7T~-ANT?Eb" KNOWN— Just rec ived at rfxAis Office, a beautiful assortment of German Ball Programmes, Prize Cards, &c. \\ 7 ANTED ' KNOWN -That AlV * fkel> Eat>e lias been appointed agent for the Auckland- made Wire Mattrass, and can therefore sell the smiio at r\ great reduction iv price at.\ • the Oorner Furniture Warehouse. k% ANTED KNOWN— That S. J. Thompson has a large stock of Axes and Slashers on hand. TT TANTED KNOWN — Superior VV Board and ' Residence (private) in a comfortable home. Within five minutes walk of the post office. Terms moderate. For address, apply Feilding Star .Office, \%~ ANTED KNOWN, — Ladies' * * and Children';: shoes in great; variety, latest styles, and fashions at ' ' reduced prices for cash, at S. Svend^ seu's^ i \,% ANTED K:\OWN— Mr G. 1 W. Shailek, photographer, will visit Feilding perso.mlly every Wkdneskay, and will take Carte de Visite, Cabinet, and other P.hotos in the studio of Mr G. W. JTowi.es', Manchester Street. ' i* • ANTED .KNOWN :^- A. large * •' selection of Ladies' Boots in * French Calf, Calf, Kid; and Glaze Kid, at S. Svendsen's, \V- ANTED KNOWN— John * ▼ Marshall now delivers Milk, every morning and evening, in al parts of the Borough. - , ' - ' ANTED KNOWN—That I am now prepared to supply Fire ■wood of 1 all descriptions, including . Rata and, Matai, delivered in every , part .of the Town. Parties waited on' • for orders. - WILLIAM KITCHEN. VVr ANTED KNOWN— Copies- of V* the, Feilding Stab can all ways be obtained from Wm. Carthew, Stationer.. ANTED - KNOWN.— Bill Heads Memos, Yisitinsr Cards " -Enve* lopes, Mill Books, and' all other kinds- of Printing Job Work done a the Stab Office. VI- ANTED- KNOWN — That S.. * ▼ ■• Svendsen has just opened up fresh shipment of- Gent's Boots, best value in town. x ' ' WANTED KNOWN.— The Job Woik done at the Stab Office is the Cheapest and Best on the Coast. WANTED KNOWN'— Arrival of Lon don Mail Case, per- lonic : — The - Police Minister, by J. 3? Borlase, 9d; Long Odds, by Hawley -Smart, 2/6; Romance of a Lawn Tennis Tournament, by Lady Dunboyne, 1/3 ; Samantha among the Brethern, by Josiah Allen's, Wife, illus., 2/6 ; The Mystery of Ritherdon's Grange, by Havillard, c v 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, div. 51, 2/.— Wm." Pabk, The Book Depot, Palmerston North. , t ~~ FOR SALE. ' "^ " nnHAT valuable and centrally situX ated Property, being sections, 266 and 262, Feilding, containing half an acre, together with buildings thereon, now in the occupation of . Messrs Richards, Trimble and Lee. The property has a frontage of 66 feet to Simbolton road, 132 feet to Manchester Square, and 66 feet to Bowen street, with a. depth, of 330 feet. Apply to GEO: C. HILL. THE OK EDIT SYSTEM -A DEAD * FAILUBE. ' MY Future Prices for -CASH are as f jllows : — * ' s d, Meu's Calf Shootera 15 6 „ Calf St.es 13 6 „ Best Tights 15 6 „ Pegged Shooters 13 .6 „ ~-Rivetted Shooters ... 12 6 Youths' Best Shooters from ... 8,6 Boys' Best Shooters from ... 7 6 Women's Calf Lejjlets 11 6 „ Calf Shoes .10 (5, „ Kip Lejflets. 10 6 „ Eip Lacing 9 6 „ House, Shoes r.. ... 3. 6 Girls' Scho.il Boot>, 7to 9, from 5 6 „ School Boots, 10 to 13,' from 6 6 „ Calf Lesrlfits, 7to 9. from 5 9 „ Calf Leglets. 10 to 13', from 6 » All other lines equally as cheap. No split kip used. The above are guaranteed the beat material, and good workmanship is upheld. 0. a. COLVILLE, WHOLESALE AND fiETAIL BOOT MANUFACTURER, The Square, Paljiebstow NobtH, ak*. > , Manchesteb Stbeet, Feiidino. TENDERS WAITED' F)E felling 150 acres bush on sco« tion 2, Beid's Lino. For further particulars apply to WALTEB BAILEY, T / TaonnL SHOOTING LICENSES. THE following Game hava been issued by the local Postmaster : C. Stevens, H. L. Sherwill, E. A. Bar- . ton, H. Axup, W. R. Godfrey, J. Bawelka, C Green, I. Churcher. C. O. Smith, A. R. Curtis, R. G. Logan, W. G. Haybittle, D Downes, P. Bartliolomew, D. P, Bnchanau.XJ, Bull, W. Bellve, W. Light, C. , Hi : -Burnett, H; .Armstrongs W£ 3j«j r : : , 1 'Fetcli? li.' Holden, G. Bomss,' H.^HyOi|^.^^ '•'Ei; Haruler; :FV/E/C^iii^e;u^ .^:':-'- '.. ■;■•■-- ' :^C<^^:-,^AMf-^ : -.--^\.^M^^ : -^Vk