iSiDDLERY SADDLEEY HWmUAM BELL YE, TjSn^w selling. Gent's Saddles from 37/b', Bridles from 6/, Spurs from 1/6, and -L; other lines equally cheap. Grig. Buggy, Trap, Cart, Plough and every description of Harness made on the I premises b^ experienced workmen, and guaranteed hand-sewn in ' in every part. Kangaroo Leggings // Horse Covers (a specialty) J Pack Saddles, etc., etc., etc. ; : • Felt Saddle-cloths cut to any size or shape. A Liberal .Discount for Cash. Inspection invited* / Repairs neatly, cheaply, and promptly executed. far Note the Address — j- NEXT EMPIRE HOTEL, FERGUSSON STREET, FEILDTNG. REID AND GRAY'S IMileed Digging Ploughs, (DOUBLE OR SINGLE EtTRROW.) At the various Competitions with the Imported Digger, Reid, & Gray's Plough was ' . , , awarded First and Second Prizes at Southland Champion Ploughing Match First, and Second Prizes at Wyndham Match jFirst Prize at. Mataura, and , . . First Prize at Waimea To those, who prefer this style of ploughing we can give them the easiest drawn, best working, least expensive in repairs, and infinitely the best made and MOST DURABLE DIGGER. Of, New and Converted Diggers we have a large number at work in all parts of New Zealand. Our Diggers are fitted with Gray's Patent Unbreakable Steel Shares and Gray's Patent Unbreakable Steel Points at the same price as Double Furrow Plough Shares 2s each CHILLED CAST SOCKET S BARES 2s each b'deach CUILLh'D CAST BH ARE POINTS 6.1 each Is each : HARD TEMPERED UNBREAKABLE STEEL POINTS Is each These steel points will wear twice as long as ordinary points, and can be turned up- . side dowp as often as necessary, thus always keeping a keen cuitiug edge underneath. We make these ploughs in the following sizes: — Double Furrow Digger, with or without adjusting gear; Double Furrow Digger, with or without adjusting gear, .made so that it can be used either ats a Double, or Single Furrow Digger as desired j . v t. (10s extra); Single Furrow Digger, with or without adjusting gear. _ The Single Furrow Digger can be fitted as an ordinary plough at 50s extra ; as an ordinary swing plough digger; or as an ordinary double furrow Plough convertible into a digger. EMPLRif LrVERY~AND BAIT ~ WILLIAM CARTHEW'S" STABLES, "\TEW SUPPLIES OF BOOKS— , (Near Eauway Station.) PW . t Josiah Allen's Wife, G. M. Holly, 2s 6d § SADDLE Horses and Buggies on Walks in Canaan, by Ashworth, 3s hire. Prelty Miss Smith, "by F. Warden. 2s 6d c Horses carefully broken to Saddle Soul of Countess Adrain, by C. Praed, 3s c " and Harness. Lancashire Life, by Frazer, 4s Hobses Bought, Sold ob Exchanged. Pearson's Exposition of the Creed, 2s ( Orient > vide, 3s Luggage carted- to any part of the health' of Nations, Smith, 9s 6d District. Furniture removed. B.b!e Cyclopedia by M.c, 8s Sermons on the Holy Land, by lalmage, ' 2s Bd 1 Every c^re taken of Horses sent to character Writing of the 17th Century, Livery. Good Paddocks. by Morley, 4s Teems Moderate. Science of New Life, by Cowan, 15s - British Empire, by Micklejohn, 4s J FRANK GAY, Amarylis, by Jewries. 3s PROPRIETOR. FEILDTNG. Hoodwinked,, by Speight, 2s 6d 1 Kilgroom, by S.tewart, 3s I^EILDING- SEATED WATER Fairy Tale Stones of Science, by MeX aNJ> . Pherson, 4s 6d COB DIAL MANUFACTOBY, Black Police, an Australian story, 2s 6d s Gladstone Street. Everybody's Book of scotch Wit anl £ WILIiIAM SUMMERS of Cunou* Facts, 9d f bole Proprietor. Everybody's Book of Poems, 9-1 fc ■ Cooling BevekAges, A.L.O.E. Books, full stock, Is 3d r GiNGEB Ale, 'Bopatsky Golden Treasury, Is 6d C /- . ♦ "^ba-wAtek, Clarke's Scripture Promises, Is 6d t / .Lemokade Lottie, Is 3d HoREHCiuND Champagne, ; : v Legend of Montrose 9d „ '■' , F^ Ef GINfR Wxne, -=■ v X.IME Juice, Russian Pictures, by Mitchell, 9s 6d c Fruit Cordials, Postage Albums, from Is 6d upwards ■a.VhSStSSteS; WILLIAM CAETHBW, \ table and pickling, 2s per gallon BOOKSELLER, FEILDING. ( •in.Wk ; ' 5/- per dozen bottled. "— ~ _— , ~ _- - " f^m ] . {jmM spring water only used. BLLBBY i PIANOS AND OS-^GAINS- f-A Tukeb, Repai bee & Renovator, c y\ti t^\i i wanganui. Wo be sold on eacy terms of Time the Public to know Payment. The instrument being VV that he pays regular visits deliyered on the first pay- to all the districts between *oxton _ ment being made. and Wanganm, moludmg Kiwitea, I the Manchester Block, Birmingham, Pianos from 7/6 weekly &c., and, working entirely on his own Now landing— Organs from 5/- account is in a position to make Harmoniums from 11 guineas Special arrangements with those fa- { Pianos from 30 guineas vounng him with orders. Pianos tuned and repaired by experienced Country districts visited regularly. ] Tuners. All Instruments warranted. Pianoforte Renovating a Specialty. Large selection of Violins, Flutes, Cla- Old Pianos taken in exchange and rionets, Accordeons, &c. full value allowed. : Ugir Now Landing— OSTET'S AMERICAN ORGAN, Feilding Address— This is the finest Organ made. W. Cabthew. Bookseller. New Music. Songs, and Waltzes. ' aTjvpv T T CT"N Sherard's Annuals, Victorias. 1 T ' / TAILOR, H COLLIER &CO (Next Colonists' Lniul."«B*Loan Company's , w^jf^sss^^"' '^«» ■;' Hymouth. H _ J L f pnarantee the best fit and make :P1 TO -P4 PEIJ ' DA T to be ma de ' oi an ? Tailor m the District. *• *?t* by persons of either Gentlemen's own Material made up. sex, in their own localities, at work for Clothes cleaned and repaired, us. New business. All meet with Trousers strapped, wonderful success. Any one can do the A hair cutting saloon is also attached to work. You doa't need- capital, or about the business at fid per head. :he same as nonw. We will start you. All work done nt the Lowest Cash No space to explain here, Uui: you can Prices make a snug little fortune honorably and 1 ■ ; easily., The employment is particularly TTTn\F"RV f!TTT?"RAN adapted to the region in which this pub- XU-ilNXfci uuj^x^ix licahon circulates. Boys and girls? earn TS prepared to supply Firewood in . nearly as much as men. Full particulars _§_ Kata, Tawa,. an.d Matai in four -md instructions, mailed free. Now is f ee t and two feet lengths ; also rough the time— don't .delay, but write to us at j oac i 8 at the lowest current rates. ■iusej; Stmsbn & JGo.j Portland, Maine, i. TTrnfea States., _ Orders by post prompt)} attended to '• "'\\7 ANTED KNOWN,— Orders Up-oountry Carting mutriafeoa. |:.;XV 'tttkeu fit; the Sv^b jjiice ior ' '■ -*■■ HENIiY. "(in^ a?s t , iillkirids bt Rubber Stamps. ] . ;'. ' . , Makino Ife^d,
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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4, 9 July 1891, Page 1
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