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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 35, 19 September 1891, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN— Bey. Mr BißK* will preach in the Primitive Metho* dist Church TO-MOEROW, Morning and Evening. WANTED TO LET,— About 50 acres of Bush. Tenders to close on 26th September. Apply to W. J. Viles, Cheltenham. WAITED KNOWN— A further supply of Poisoned Grain received in 51b canvass bags. Lodal Testimonials as to its efficiency ; '2/6 ; per bag. — At the Red House. ; ; . WANTED — Buyers for Hand- : some Fire Screens and Fold- ,■ ing Ohairs at the Corner Furniture Warehouse.-— A. Eade. ; , ; .. : VJT ANTED KNOWN,— Spring „ Vv Flowers at the Red House,, Kimbolton Road. \\- ANTED KNOWN — Full-size- ■ 1 " Wool Packs at the Red House, . Kimbolton Road, t^pecial quotations by the bale. V\J ANTED KNOWx^— Tha* polo-;;: V * nial Cement in one cwt bags can be procured at the Red House. WANTED TO SELL-Sparrow-bill Seed Oats, 2s per bushel. - P. Stewart, Birnam, Feilding. VI 7 ANTED KNOWN, — Ladies* V*' and Children's shoes in great variety, latest styles, and fashions at reduced prices for cash, at S. Svendsen's. • VJT ANTED; KNOWN — A. large » v selection of Ladies' Boots' in French Calf, Calf, Kid, and Glaze Kid, at S. Svendsen's, WANTED KNOWN — That S, ' >' : vendsen has just opened up fresh shipment of Gent's Boots, best value in town. Vfcr ANTED KNOWN— John ' V Marshall now delivers Milk, every morning and evening, in at . parts of the Borough. WANTED KNOWN— Arrivals f per Euapehu), at Wm. Pass's Book Depot of latest books, magazines, etc. Keriew of Eeviews, July 9d, iWyra's Journal, Aug. lOd ; Sylvia's Journal »~ Sept. lOd ; Mrs Leach's Family Bros** , maker, Aug. Sd ; Mrs Le ich's < 'hildroa's Dressmaker, 2cl ; Weldun's Bazaar of. Children's Fashions. Aug , 2d ; Weldon's Illustrated Dreesmiiker, Aug., 2d; Wei*. , don's Ladies' Journal, Aug., od; Ladies' Own Norellette, div. 11, 25 ; Boy's OHimP'on Journal, part 10, 2s ; Family Herald Supplements, vol. 26, 3s 6d ; The Pope on Labor* Is 3d ; Was he Justified, by «\ J. Wills, 2s 6d ; Whom God hath Joined a question of marriage, bj Fergus Hume, 2s 6d ; Cousins, by L. B- Walford, 2< (i.l Tke Haunted House in Berkelv, Square, by Edric Bredenburg, Is 3d ;" The Cost of Her Love, by the author of Dora Thome, Is 3i ; The House by the Common, a detective storj, by Thomas Oqbb, 9d ; Jerry, by S. B. Elliott, 2s 6d ; The Fatal Eequest, by A-- L. Harris, 2s 6d ; A Romance of the Moors, by Mona Oaird, Is 3d j A New England Kun, be Mary E. Wilkins, 2s 6d : Youatt. On Sheep, 9s 6ri ; Idle Thoughts by an Idly Fellow, 3s 6d ; A Colonial Reformer, by Bolder Wood, 2s 6d ; Robbery Under Arms 2s 6d ; The Changed Life by Professor Drummond, is. 6d ; Everybody'Cyclonsßfiia. 9d ; also, a very large assorts ment of Detective stories, etc.. 9d each. TO LET— 3BO acres good grazing land near Awahuri, from present date up to 15th March next. Love;* : rental. Apply to Stab Office, or to E. NethEßcliet, Awahuri. WANTED. npENDERS for clearing and burnJL ing Flax, and Ploughing about 40 acres. For particulars apply to James Campion, Aorangi. Tenders to be in by SATURDAY, 26th Sept. CHARLES BULL. TO FENCERS. T^IGHT miles Stab Fencing to erect, I'j in sections to suit Contractors, on the Valley and Taouui Roads, near Feilding. Apply D. & W. MANSON, Feilding. MEDICAL. OWING to serious illness Dr. Chaelton will be unable to practice his profession until further notice. I HEREBY give notice that all Dog 1 Taxes owing to me, and not paid by the 25th September, I shall summons for the same. Also, the owners of all Unregistered Dogs. I have a list of their names. T. DENTON, Registrar. Wanganui Harbor Board Block, September 15, 1891. TROUT FISHING. SEASON 1891-1892. LICENSES (£1) may now be obtained from the undersigned. The Fishing Season extends from the loth September, 1891, to 15th April, 1892. HUGH L. SHERWILL, Sec. Acclimatisation Society. THE CORNER FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, Manchesteb and Bowen Streets. MY warmest thanks are tendered to the inhabitants of Feilding and the surrounding dittricts tor their cheering support in the past, And although my stock OF EVERY HOUSEHOLD REQUIREMENT Is Larger than ever, I would impress upon all, to save disappointment at the com* mg Festive Season, to COME AiND SELECT, Or give their orders at once. , 'alkkeF cade.