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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 51, 27 October 1891, Page 3

The cargo steamer "Tekoa " hai \ arrived and landed * THE FOLLOWING GDODS FOR W. G. HAYbITTLE DIRECT FBOM THE MANUHACTUBERS No 60 A rim locks Brass pad-locks , Galvanised buokets - Tinned washing bowls Box Irons Spring balances Mixed paints in 2lb tins Tulip fire shovels ' „ Scales and weights v Turkey oilstones ANOTHER SHIPMENT oir IRONMONGERY . Is about duo, ex n Mamari * ; s• ' - Also in stock—' - JWooI Bales , ', Sheip shears* '' Twine r , pu '^Xnaaitf i - Z l Lampblack: • Stenoil plates SHACKLOOK'S CELEBRATED COOKING RANGES In three sices l t, ( " ' . Agent for— South British Insurance Company ft Evening Post Newspaper. W. fi. HAYBTTTLE, FBRGUSSON STBEET. STEVENS & GORTON, i AUCTIONEERS, GRAIN AND SEED MERCHANTS, Bulls, Feilding, & Pai.x ebstoit IfOHTB. Have on hand a Large Stock of NEW BEEDS fob SPEING SOWING consisting of ULOVEBB, FESCUES BYEGBASS, TURNIP. BAPB, MANGOLDS And aU kinds of FARM SEEDS. These Seeds have been carefully se leeted, and are from some of the ' Best English Seed Merchants so they can be thoroughly relied on. Also,— • FAKMBR'S FRIEND MAHUBB, Which is highly recommended. Copy of analysis may be seen at our office TO LET OR FOR SALE— Farms in all parts of the district, from 20 to 7,000 acres. STEVENS & GORTON. Feildino. 1891 SPUING AND SUMMER 1891 GOODS. miss sTewart (LADIES' EMPOBIUM.) IS now showing a large assortment of new Hats and Bonnets, together with all the necessary Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Laces, Axeor phanes, Nets, Ornaments etc. New Gloves, new Frillings, new Hosiery, new Corsets, Children's Sun Bonnets and Hats. The Dressmaking, under Miss Scott, is now such a pronounced success that nothing further need be urged, except to request Ladies to place their orders early, and so pre- j yeot disappointment. - Agent for Miss Bacon's Fancy Work. ANTED KNOWN—TImt I am now prepared to supply Firewood of all descriptions, including Bata and Matai, delivered in every part of the Town. Parties waited on for orders. WILLIAM KITCHEN,