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WANTED left at Stab Office— A. Watertight Boot (left fopt), lost ou Wednesday. ANTED -A eituation by a Married Man, who would un* flertftke the raanagemflnt of a Dairy Farm of Cheese or Butter-making, on -- terms or wages. He is a good Ploughman, and all-round ITarm Hand. Apply to the Star office. ANTED KNOWN—WiiLiAM Trimble has a consignment of Gatenby's Specific for foot rot in, sheep, for sale. ANTED KNOWN-Oysters, Smoked Fish, Bananas, Oranges, at the Shamrock otore. — E. ETalley. WANTED KNOWN-Boardand ' Residence for a Single Gentleman may be obtained in private family. Apply to Mrs Tolly, War-' wick Street. VV A,\TED KNOWtf— That Colo! vV vial. Cement in one cwt bags * can be procured at the Red House. VTJ ANTED" KNOWN-That the V ? Colonial Cement is quite as good, if not better, than the English, and selling much cheaper, at the Red House, ' ■ ANTED KNOWN— Lime in bags, very cheap, at the Red Houße, WANTED TO SELL — Toilet Sets andiron Bedsteads just to hand extra cheap, at A. Ease's, the Corner Furniture Warehouse. WANTED TO SELL-Sparrow^ bill Seed Oats, 2s per bushel. — P. Stewabt, Birnam, Feilding. WANTED KNOWN,— A big lot of Iron Bedsteads at the ■■ Red House. Selling cheap. WANTED KNOWN,— Ladies'and Children's shoes in great variety, latest styles, and fashions' at reduced prices for cash, at S. Svendsen's. Y¥7 ANTED KNOWN — A. large . selection of Ladies' Boots in. French Calf, Calf, Kid, and Glaze Kid, " at S. Svendsen's, O7 ANTED KNOWN — That S' V v t>vendsen has just opened up - fresh shipment of Gent's Boots, best value in town. VSJ ANTED KNOWN— That lam V ? now prepared to supply Firewood 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 * Wm. Park's Book Depot, Palmerstott North. Young Ladies Journal, August Is 6d ; Summer JNo. of I.L. News, with colored supplement, Is 6d,; Martin Cash, Bushranger of Van Dieman's Land, Is 3d ; Academy Pictures, 1891,3 volumes at 2s each; The Only Witness, by Goodman, 2s 6d; AdaTriscott, by Capt. A. Hagcard, 2s 6d ; Qaita, by Cecil Dunstnn, 2s 6d and 8s 6d ; Proved Unworthy, Is 3d ; The Three Miss Kings, by Mrs Oross (Ada Cam* bridge) ; A Colonial Reformer, by Bol« • drewood, 2s 6d ; .Pax Vobiscum and Greatest Thins in the World, by Protest sor Driimmond, Is 6d each. Everybody's Book ot Epitaphs, 9d; Jnst Impediment - by Richard Pryce, 2s 6d and 3s 6d ; Re* view of Reviews, June, 9d ; Round gamed with Cards. Is 3d ; Golden Gates Magazine, edited by J. S. Winter, 9d ; Metropolitan Fashion Sheet, June; 2d; Myra's Journal, June, lOd; Summer No. Pictorial World with, colored supple-, ment, Is 66. ; Something to Bead, div, 41, 2s, The District Land and Survdy Office^ Wellington, Ist Sept., 1891; v| ; "VfOTICE is hereby given, in teraa ±S of section 117 of "The Lan 4 Act, 1885," that WrtLiAM Bbaott, the Selector ol Section .20, Block V£T, v ' Survey District of Apiti, has applied to transfer the seme to JOHN Pawson* iunior, and William Jonas Pawson, JOHN H. BAKER, Commissioner of Crown Lands. MANCHESTER STORES, MAKING. MESSEd. EATLIFF EROS* beg to notify to their numerous customers and kind patrons during the past two and a half years that they have been in business, that they have now sold their business to Mr Anthony Bboadbent, of Wellington, who has had many years of Colonial experience both in Australia and /New* Zealand, in both the wholesale ani retail departments. Messrs BatlisF Bros, wish to return their heartiest and most sincere thanks for favors be- ' stowed during their term of business, and trust that all their friends will continue to bestow their patronage on their successor, Mr Bboadbent, whom they can sincerely recommend to all who may continue, and add to the future business of the establishment, which will be re-Btocked with ample lines in all departments by the new proprietor. RATLIFF BROS. September 1, 1891. Just Received — LARGE SHIPMENTS op ; Whitelead, Oils and Colors, Varnishes and Painters* Materials. A VERY Large Stock of all kinda A. of PAPERPANGINGS At Lowest Prices. b. & eTtingey, The Square, . Palmerstun North, WaFganui, and . Wellington. ' TT\ IT T A M E S ».; 1 . 11 .. J ARCHITECT, Hankiss' Bxjimjin^s, The Squarßi, PALME HSTON NORTirL: . Feildm^ Ageut ; . W. Rjsaoin4'

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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 29, 5 September 1891, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 29, 5 September 1891, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 29, 5 September 1891, Page 3

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