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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 67, 3 December 1891, Page 3

». V moved iato Warwick Dire™,,-"" 'doors above the Gospel -Hall, where she will carry on the Registry office. A" letters and telegrams promptly attentteo to. ' ' ' " - '* " ~ 7" WANTED Known, that Jt Clementson, Kimbolton Road, has a large supply of Oranges, Lemons, Plums, &c. , _ WANTED Known, Mr Trimble will hold his usual auction sale, at 2 p.m., on SATURDAY, at the Mart. WANTED, a Boy to milk and make himself generally useful about the house.— C. H. Coote, Waver- 4 tree. ' WANTED, Old must be good ample.— W. H. Salter, Birmingham, oi S. Daw, Feilding. „ WANTED to Sell, one Extraordinary Challenge Bicycle. Apply to Mr C. H. Hosting, Manchester Street. WANTED to Sell, a present for Xmas,~ sixTsmall Chairs, upholstered in tapestry*; extra cheap; other big bargains at Eade's Corner •Furniture Warehouse. ■ 1 ., _ _ WANTED Known,i~f "have removed, to the premises in Derby-street ' fdrmerly -occupied by Mrs. Maneell, where all .orders left, will be promptly attended to. — Charles Wickham, Carrier. , * ' _ WANTED KNOWN— John ~ Marshall now delivers Milk, every morning and evening, in al parts of the Borough. - - -, ; „ WANTED, the -ladies to inspect - the large 'stock of-Fancy Basketware, at the 1 Bed , House, Kimbolton .Soad. WANTED Kno*fc4-Some .useful School Hats,' for girls, 2d, 3d, and 4d each, at the Red House. ANTED Known:— DonneUyVv for silver-mounted pipes" for - Christmas and New Year's gi%. \JTT ANTED Known —.Donnelly's TV for all kinds of musical inatrumenta. - ,■ t ,:■■■* \A/ANTED Known— All the news- ~ ■v^ papers oi the day in reading room. - f \A#ANTED Known— The "best; bil- , ¥ V;, Hard table, in the colony at Donnelly's. •* -■- -n. I ;.\ 'j %iI#ANTED KnoWnrr-Ppn^eUy^sfor * * first-class hairdressing. \A# ANTED Known— Donnelly's for ■ * best tobacco of all brands'. V" '~ WANTED^Known— Donnelly's for Waterbury watches. -,l, TT7ANTED Known— Donnelly[» for ' * silver-mounted canes.'" ' """ ANTED KNOWN, — Ladies' and Children's shoes in great variety, latest styles, and fashions at reduceiprices for cash, at S. Svendsen's; i - WANTED Known-; Donnelly's for razors, ground, set, and guaranteed to hold their 1 edges. WANTED KNOWN — A large selection of JLadies 1 Boots in French Calf, Calf, Kid, and Glaze Kid, at : S. Svendsen's, • r WANTED KNOWN — That S. Svendsen has just .opened up fresh shipment of Gent's Boots, best value in town. ANTED KNOWN— That I am 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. ,s .* WANTED KNOWN — Awival fper Arawa) at Wm. Pabk's Book Depot, Palmerston North, newest. publications and new supplies: — Boy's Own Annual, 1891, 9/6; Girls' Own- Annual, 1891. 9/6 ; The Quiver,- 1891, 9/6 ; ,tbe Child's Own Magazine, JB9J., 1/6; The rnfantb* Magazine' lßsl,2/ ;TheChilds* Companion, 1891, 2/- y Ifamily Header, toI 82, 2/- ; Young Men of Great Britain, vol 49, 3/6; Daily Graphic, Nos 30 and 31, 9d each; Boys' Standard, 47, 2/»; Ching dung's Own, div 13, 2/ ; Lady's Own Novelete, div 12, 2/- ; Dick's English Library, No 28, 2/ ; Tom Tarter at School, complete, 2/6 ; The Spies School, 1/3 ; The Savage Queen, a Romance of Van Dieman's Land, by Hume .Nisbet, 3/6; The Azlee Treasure-»house, bj T. A. JauTier, 8/6 ; The Conspirator,- by Count Paul P , 2/6 ; A Widower In* deed, by Ehoda Broughton and Elizabeth, Bisland, 2/6; The Year' of Miracle, by Fergus Hume, 1/3 ; Hypnotism, by.Dr Foveau de Courmellcs, 4/6 ; New Detective Stories, by Sir Gilbert Campbell, 9d : Kingslej's Westward Ho, Hereward the Wake, Yeast, Alton Locie, Two years Ago. Hypatia, 9d each ; The 'Garfield Library, Glorious Fan and Adrentures, 4d each; The "Best for Boy»" Library, astd, 4d and 9J each ; Full supply of Winter's Novels, 1/3 each;' The May Flower, series of complete Novelettes, iliy If 2/ ; Making His Pile, a Colonial Story, bj Justin MabCarthie, 2/6"; A Detective's Triumph, by> Dick Donoyon, 2/6. TAILORING-. _ AKCHIBALD~WILLiAMSON VJTT ISHES to announce that he has VY taken that shop .opposite Stevens and Gorton's Sale Yards, and Light's Denbigh Hotel, Manchester Street. Further, that he has on hand & selection of the ' • BEST of ENGLISH & COLONIAL GOODS ■ of the latest patterns, as well as a large collection of- other patterns to choose from. Having served his apprenticeship with Mr John Martin of Napier, and worked for some years since in the best hand trades in Melbourne and Sydney, he is prepared'to turn out as good work as can be done in the colqj nies. As he keeps only the BEST of MATERIAL, Customers may rely on getting a good article a moderate price. , * '■* '* ' A. WILLIAMSON. JOB FEINTING in all its branches executed on the shortest notice at the Stab Office Charges' very reasonable., ».'J"$-