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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 10, 23 July 1891, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN — I have .200 acres light fcawa bush to> n fall „n Junrtion, Eoad. Apply ,Wn«wam Baker, Makiu-j. • TTT ANTED— Everyone- to Buy a. - VV Ticket for the' Fire Brigade* Oon.v.rt to he held NEXI 1 WEDNESDAY. The gallant Firemen are jSelling them.— Alfred Ease. $£6331121 1 \TJ ANTED KNOWN -Oysters,. VV Oranges, President Tobaccoat R. Halley's Shamrock Boarding" liouse, Fergusson Street. WANTED — Tenders for' 35---chains Stab Fencing. Euquire Fbildixg Stah Office. ANTED KNOWN— Pendant •* r (Tlasa, J ardinier Globes at th&>ed House. YJT- ANTED KNOW N— Plated! V T Metal Teapots, enamelled inside, quite a new line, at the RedHouse. WANTED KNO WN— That/ new and fashionable plushmounted and framed Mirrors, all.. sizes and prices, are at the Red House • WANTED KNOWN— The best selection of Ladies' Ball Dress material is only obtainable atat the Red House, ii: ANTED KNOWN— The wonW derful Grace Darling Glass Boat Jardinier can only be purchased at the Red House. WANTED— Everybody to comeand buy Crockery and Glassware at my shop, in Manchester street, cheap. Selling off to make room forthe watchmaker.— Peieb Thomson. WANT ED KNOWN— Dr^ Chabltojt may still be consulted at his Surgery, KimboltooRoad. , " WANTED KNOWN— That lam selling Washstand and Toilet. sets for 235. Best choice of Linoleum, from 3s 9d (two yards wide).— A. Eade, Corner Furaiture Warehouse. V|" ANTED KNOWN— That S. S-. VV Thompson- has a large stock, of Axes and Slashers on hand. WANTED KNOWN, .— Ladies' and Children's shoes in great variety, latest styles, and fashions at reduced prices for cash, at S. Svend— sen's. - VTT ANTED KNOWN— Mr G. W. V? Shailer, photographer, will visit b eilding personally every Wednesday, and will take Carte de Visite,, Cabinet, and other Photos in the studio of Mr G. W. Fotobb 1 , Manchester Street. \Y ANTED KNOWN -■ k largo V v selection of Ladies' Boots inFrench Calf, Calf, Kid, and Glaze Kid,. - at S. Svendsen's, W ANTED KNOWN— Joha. V* ; Marshall now delivers Milk^ every morning and evening, in al parts of the Borough. WANTED KNOWN, — Order* taken at the Stab office forall kinds of Rubber Stamps. u AM TED KNOWN — That BV * *■ vendsen has just opened np fresh shipment of Gent's Boots, besfc value in town.» W~~^NTED KNOWN.— Bill Heads Memos, Visiting Cards Enven lopes, Mill Books, and all other kinds of . Printing Job Work done a the Stab Office. WANTED KN*>WM— Arrival (per Tongariro) of fortnightly mail case at Wm. Pabk's Book Depot, containing latest literature from London r— Diary of a Pilgrimage, by Jerome. 4/6 v Three Women in one Boat, by O McEwen, 1/3 .;; The Baby's Grandmother, by Halford, 2/6 ; My Wayward Pardner, by Josiah, Allen's Wife, 2/6 ; Cues, or leaves from a* Thief Constable's Notebook, 1/3; '• Vidocq." the French Police Spy, 9d ? The Ludgate Monthly Magazine, sdj. The English Ladies' Novelettes, 1/6; Boys' Champion Journal, div. 9, 2/-;; Princess Novelettes, div. 21, 2/- J Boys of die Kmpire, vol. 6 ; new vols, m the Gardeld Library, 6/«? &c, £o, THE CREDIT SYSTEM A DEAD FAILUBE. MY Future Prices for. CASH are* as follows : — 8. d, Meu's Calf Shooters «* ... 15 & „ Calf Shoes ... ... 13 & „ Best Tights «, 15 $ „ Pegged Shooters .... ... 13 6 „ Eivetted Shooters —. 12 6 Youths' Best Shooters from -« 8 6 Boys' Best Shooters from ,~ 7 6 Women's Calf Leglets .„ -. 11 6; Calf Shoes - t -* 10 6 „ Kip Leglets ... —, 10 6 „ Kip Lacing ... —, 9 & „ House Shoes 3ft Girls' School Boots, 7to 9, from 5 6 „ School Boots, 10 to 13, from 6 6 „ Calf Leglets, 7to 9. from 5 9 „ Calf Leglets. 10 to 13, from 6. 9> All other lines equally as oheap. No split kip used. The above are guaranteed the best material, and good workmanship is upheld. 0. G. COLVILLE, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL BOOT MANUFACTURER, The Squahe, Paljiebston Nobth, an» Manchester Street, Feilding. MATTHEW BELFIT, SADDLER and HARNESS-MAKER, . HAS commenced business, in premises adjoining Mr Gab* thew's shop in Manchester Street, where he hopes, by good workmanship, moderate charges, and a strict attention to the requirements of Customers, to merit a fair share of Publio Patronage. MATTHEW BELFIT. -