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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 52, 29 October 1891, Page 3

• , Advertisements ! MAX A WATU "AND* WE CO AST AGRICULTURAL AND PAStDOKAL ASSOCIATION. ! ' 1 5 f GEAN.D ANNUAL SHOW I "^ITTILL be held at Palmerston I VV Noith on, WEDNESDAY 1 and TIIURDAY, November 1 lth and t 12th •■"•■•■■: Entiies close on FRIDAY, Novem- • ber Ctb, at 9p m. Programmo and entry forms can bo i obtained from 1 C. O. MILES, Secretary. 3 Palmerston N , Sept. 16, lS9t. { BUSHFELLING. - FTIENDERS will be received until z Hi noon on SATURDAY, 31st, r foi felling about eighly.acres of bnsh. c Fcr paiticulais apply to , JOHN- H. MURRAY, Waituna West. I TO BUILDEES. 1 rfIENDERS are invited until 4 p.m. " X on WEDNESDAY, 11th No- ' vem^ei, for additions to Awahuri J School. Plans, &c, to be seen at Mr H. L.. Shorn ill's office, Feildiug, and at Mr S. Mai tin's store, Awahuri. A. ATKINS, F.R.1.8.A., Architect Wanganui Education Board. TO BUILDERS. 3 nnENDERS are invited until noon X on THURSDAY,. sth Novem- •• ber, for additions to Bunny tborpe p School. : > ': Plans, etc., at Mr Sherwill's office at Feilding and Palmerston. l . i A. ATKINS, F.8.1.8.A. / Architect Wanganui Education Board. TENDERS 1 ■ Ty^T'ANT-ED f or erecting about 70 1 "VV chains of fencing at Binning- • : ham, " ; Specifications can be seen at ;. the Flour mill, Feilding; Mr Lowes' Hotel Birmingham ; or at Chamberl lain's residence, Birmingham. I '■: Tenders close on SATURDAY, 7th " November. 'f'-'\ : CHAMBERLAIN BROS ] QEPARATE Tenders will bo • re- . i JO i ' -. ce/iyed up to Noon on THURS- " DAY," tlie sth November, 1891, for ' Contracts Nos. 1 and 2, Construction 1 6f -about seven and one-half miles of ' Pipiriki-Ohakune Road. The work comprises stumping, clearing, and I.- forming road, with one 60ft, bridge, ; two 20ft.: bridges, one 33ft. bridge, : and three 12ft. bridges. ■j. 1 Plans and specifications may be seen,, and forms of tender obtained, at I the Head Office, Department of LaDds i. and Survey, Wellington ; the Public , Works Office, Palmerston North ; the : Native Land Court Office, Wanganui ; p an 1 the Post Office's, Huntervillo and J Karioi. > I Tenders, marked " Tender for ConfracjrNo. ' ," with deposit, to be ad- » dressed to the Hon. the Minister of >" Lands,- Wellington. [' '■ Tho lowest or any tender will not 1 necessarily' be accepted. 1 '. By' order. ' ; ' .S. PERCY. SMITH, i . Surveyor- General. ) ' UiNIONISM AT A DISCOUNT ! .; CO - OPERATION RUN MAD !! ! nnO the settlers in the Manchester , X, Block and surrounding districts : Why pay anyone to go around \. blatherskiting about co - operation when ' YOU CAN CO-OPERATE f" with me to I FURNISH A FOUR-ROOMED r v HOUSE ; foe «sS2O ' THE LARGEST STOCK for choice. i The cheapest House on the coast. ALFRED EALTE, : THE CORNER FURNITURE 3 " WAREHOUSE, r Manchesteb and Bowen Streets. 3 — _ . — . . To (ravel this season in the Manawatu Ditrict t The pure-bred Clydesdale Entire PKIDE OF SANDON THE PEIDE of SANDON is a beautiful bay ; lie stands about 16 • hands high, standing ou mco short legs, \ with -nice flat bone, and hair of the finest quality. He was bred by Mr G. Hurst, j of Sandon, out or his pure -bred mare . Eose, by the Pride of Canterbury, by B Glenroy, dam Blossom, bj old Wellington, Glenroy by Prince of Wales, Eosc by Lord Clyde (imp), g- dam Blossom, by England's Hope (imp.), g.g. dam Bonney, by Samson (imp.), gg-g- dam f Gipsev, imported from Tasmania, t It will thus be seen that the Pride of i Sandon has some of the purest Clydesdale blood in him that has ever been iin« c ported to New Zealand, being such horses as the Pride of Canterbury Glenroy, Prince of Wales, old Wellington ; „ on his dam's side he has such good old g horses as Lord Clyde, England's Hope, lt and Samson, With such blood as this in him he cannot fail to get stock of as v good value. He was hi/ihly recommended c for third place at the M. and W. C. Agricultural and Pastoral Association's Show last year. is ' Fee : £3 ; two or more mares by r- aereemenfc ; grdomage fee, ss, n All fees to be puid by promissory note, i" falling duo on January <Ltli, 1891. !■■ Askurst, Monday; Halcombe, Weds. nesday; Mr Reid's (Makino), Wednesis day night ; Sandon, Thursday and i" Friday ; Foxton Line, Saturday. )• For fuitke'f particulars apply to s, B. SHEEEIN. l' <Eg- YOU SHOULD BUY it HREASE'S Al COFFEE^, '? " Sqld Only in Tins. n J Ask your- Gro.oer for our new one > pound rouad-tims, Sold afc Is Bd,