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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 28, 3 September 1891, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN— Board an<* Residence for a Single Gentleman may be obtained in private family. Apply to Mrs Tolly, Warwick Street. \R T A NTED KNOWN— Fresh ¥ V Oysters, Oranges, Bananas at the Shamrock Store. — R. Halley* WANTED — Second-hand Tip Dray and Harness; also, steady draft horse for same; Must he cheap for Tash Written parficuars and address to "14," livx. 15,' P. 0., Feildiug. WANTED— Tenders for Felling, twerty acres of Bush. Apply to J. Phillips, Kimbolton Eoad. W^NTED~KMOWN — Tenders are invited for felling 50 acres of light bush in the Manchester Block. Tenders close on SATURDAY, Sep- ! temher 5. Apply to Mr E. H.Mabsh, at Mr Carey's, Tmmui. WANTED - A Butcher, must thoroughly understand Small Goods. Apply to E. Bukne, Binning- * haui. \XJ A^TED KNOWN— That Colo, V % nial Cement in one cwt bags can be procured at the Red House. WANTED KNOWN -That the Colonial Cement is quite as good, if not better, than the English, and selling mucn cheaper, at the Red House, WANTED KNOWN — Lime i» bags, very cheap, at the Red House. * ANTED KNOWN— White and Gold Cups and Saucers very cheap at the Red House. ANTED~TO~SE"LL — Toilet bets andiron Bedsteads just to hand extra cheap, at A. Eahe's, ' the Corner Furniture Warehouse.

WANTED TO SELL-Sparrow-bill Seed Oats, 2s per bushel. - P. Stewart, Birnam, Feilding. WANTED KNOWN,— A big lot of Iron Bedsteads at the Red House. Selling cheap. ■• \TJ ANTED KNOWN, -r, Indies" Vv and Children's shoes in;greatc variety, latest styles, and fashidiisia^ . reduced prices for cash, at S. Svend-r sen's. .- ' . . ._ %&* ANTED KNOWN — A laige; selection^of Ladies' BootsjiiiJ French Calf, Calf/Kid, and Glaze Eid,at S. Svendßen's, O7 ANTED~KNOWN^TIiat^ * * Svendsen has just opened up fresh shipment of Gent's Boots; best value in town.

\JLJ ANTED KNOWN— Jqhn • » Marshall now delivers Milk, every morning and evening, in al parts of the Borough. T\J ANTED KNOWN— That lam ** 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— Per •Coptic/ New Books and new supplies at Wai. Park's Book Depot, Pulmerston North. Young Ladies Journal, August Is 6d ; Summer No. of XL. News, with • colored supplement, Is 6d j Martin Cash, Bushranger of Van, Dieman's Land, Is 3d ; Academy Pictures, 1891, 3 volumes at 2s each ; TheOnly Witness, by Goodman, 2s 6d; Ada. Triscott, by Capt. A. Hagpard, 2s 6d ji Quita, by Cecil Dunstnn, 2s 6ri and 3s 6d ; Proved Unworthy, Is 3d; The Three - Miss Kings, by Mrs Gross (Ada Cam«bridge) ; A Colonial Reformer, by Bol« drewood, 2s 6rt ; Pax Vojbiscum and Greatest Thin? in the World, by Profes* sor Drummond, Is 6d each. Rvery body's . Book ot Epitaphs, 9d ; Just Impediment by Richard Prjce, 2s 6d and 3s 6d ;,Re« view of Reviews, June, 9d ; Round games with Cards, Is 3d ; Golden Gates Magazine, edited by J. S. -Winter, 9d; Metropolitan Fashion Sheet, June, 2d 1 Myra's Journal, June, lOd ; Summer--No. Pictorial World with colored supplement, Is 6d ; Something to Read, diy-.. 41, 2s.

MANCHESTER BOAD BOARJU, npENDEiiS will be received b^i^^ J_ above Board up to Noojs on SATURDAY, sth September, 1891, for the following works, viz, — For the supply and delivery of about 300 cubic yarda of gravel on the Pohangina, Feilding and Sfoney-creet Roads. For Widening the formation. Forming and Kerbing and Metalling about 35 chains^ of footpath oa the Pohangina, Road. For Forming and Culverting 2jfc chains of Stanford Street.. For Forming and Oulverting 88. £- chains of the continuation^ off Stanway Road South. Forming and Culyerting- 52% chains of the continuation of Knorpp Street., For Clearing, Forming, and Oulverting about ■■' 2£; miles, q£ Penelope Road. Plans and Specificationa may h» seen at the Board's ( )ffice j and copies may be R€ten, for the Stanway Road and Kfforpp Street, afc the Haleomba Looal Board Office ; for] the^ supply aed delivery of gravel, widening, formation, and making footpaths, fotiu,ing Stanford Street, and Penelope^ Koad at Mr Orichton's StoTe^^shurst. GHAKLES BRAY, Engineer Manchester Road Board. rp jrj j;a >f , ABCHITEGT, / H.AVKINS' BuStBIM^S, ThW S<J|DABB»: NORT^- ,:;