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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 77, 29 December 1891, Page 1

WILLIAM BELLYE, SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, BEGS to thank the public for their esteemed patronage to him in th< past, and hopes, by good workmanship and civility, to still retain th( custom that has hitherto been granted him. ; W.B. also invites inspection to his new stock ot Ladies' and Gents' Saddles (English and Colonial) Bridles, Whips, Spurs, Bits, etc., etc. Ellimati's liojai Embrocation always on hand. , : Frank Miller's Harness Dressing, Felt Saddle Cloths cut to any size and shape Harness of any description made on the shortest notice. Repairs neatly, cheaply, and promptly executed. Liberal discount for Cash Baw Horse»liair bought in any quantities. tf^- Note the Address — . NEXT EMPIRE HOTEL, 'PERGUSSpN STREET, FEILDING. KIMBOLTON ROAD, FEILDING, MANUFACTURER & DIRECT IMPOETER OF SADDLEEY, &c, HAS just receiyed ; directfrom:the makers — .ten cases of goods, .comprising ladies' and ; Gents' &addies, bridles, breastplates, whips, and solid nickel-silver bits, spiirs, and stirrups. ?.,.... ... Also, a large assortment of cab, gig, and buggy furniture in solid ,nicklesilyer A riding bridle, for 4/6, pair spurs 1/6,- and other goods, proportionately cheap FOR GASH. •, ; - . - ; My stock of made-up harness includescart, trap, gig and buggyj which willbe found thoroughly made in every particular, as all work is done under niy own special supervision. The best material used in repairs, which are finished neatly and with promptitude. Inspection invited. ' . \ , Note the address — • . ■ ; R. R. COLLINS, Practical Saddler & Harness Maker, (opposite Hastie's .Hotel) KIMBOLTOW BOAD,;,FEniDINQ. : REID AND GRAY'S CfiTLLED Digging Ploughs, (DOUBLE OR SINGLE FUEE.OW:) : . At the yarious Competitions with the Imported Digger, Eeid & Gray's Plough was awarded First and Second Prizes at Southland Champion Ploughing Match First and Second Prizes nt Wyndham Match First Prize at Mataura, and ' ; First Prize at Waimea To those who prefer this style of ploughing we can give thorn the easiest drawn, best working, least expensive in repairs, and infinitely the best made and MOST DURABLE DIGGER. Of New and Converted Diggers we have a large number at work in all parts of New ■ Zealand. ' Our Diggers are fitted with Gray's Patent Unbreakable SteeJ Shares and Gray's Patent Unbreakable Steel Points at the same price as Double Furrow Plough Shares 2s each CHILLED CAST SOCKET SHARES 2s each • 6d each CHILLED CAST SHARE POINTS 6d each Is each HARD TEMPERED UNBREAKABLE STEEL POINTS Is each These steel points will wear twice as long as ordinary points, and can be turned upside down as often as necessary, thus always keeping a keen cutting edge underneath. Wo make these ploughs in the following sizes :— Double Furrow Digger, with or without adjusting gear; Double Furrow Digger, with or without adjusting gear, made so that it can be used either as a Double or Single Enrrow Digger as desired (10s extm) ; Single Furrow Digger, with or without adjusting gear. The Single Furrow Digger can be fitted as an ordinary plough at 503 extra ; as, an ordinary swing plough digger ; or as, an ordinary double furrow Plough convertible ' into a digger. ifiSTABMSHLD 1874. THE.WONDEBFUL w _ — g _ W&ri I rltllVl Watohmakeb, • Jeweller & Ojptioian. SfiW in 2 M aCh JH eS Always in stock OCVYI "o IYICLVIMM^o WAT OHES, CLOCKS & JEWELLERY rv Of all kinds.. ' V Sole A genia, for North Island—^ Spectacles to suit all sights ; also -. ■ blue, green, London smoke, and GRACE, CLARKE & CO. 80SSlea _ Survey Instruments, Sewing MaTHE SQUARE chines, and every kind of light ma. ' chinery repaired, PALMERSTON NORTH, „ , . -m~T~ —v- t Dealer m Photographic Lenses, • AHD Cameras, Chemicals, dry plates, &c. MANNERS STEEET Stereoscopic Slides and Views for sale. WBLIjINQTOIJ'. Arß jg Q^fi Ammunition ,- for sale ' Arms Repaired.: ■ I : - ■'■>■; Machines of every description for the G. W. FOWLER ■ use of Families, Tradeamen and M^eesteb Stekkt. Finrnw. Factories. -j QQI CHEISTMAS "I OQI Sold on time j>aymen,t or- with liberal .OABTHEW'S discount for cash. TTTILL far and away surpass i — — .. VV the displays of previous InTTv, Tr,T> I j rIS y ears > an<3 ihe stocb whsch is now -*-~ - I — JJ — iJ - v * * *■ JK - J ) fully opened up, contains a thousATT a nd and one novelties never seen in V^XJ-Jj . • the colonies before, APPLIANCES AND Tremendous stock of Ladies' •nTTPTTPATRI PATJTS ta S s > companions, faqoy basTcetPUPijIOAIJJJ rAUIb. a »^ wpiting caseS( wor kboxcß, —-*-* purses, and leather goods too nuAll kinds of Machines cleaned and merous to mention. repaired at reasonable charges. Fancy goods and Japanese ware ;>. in such a variety that no advertise- m - — — : — 'Xt ment will give a correct idea. > JAMES FRASER, j Toys selected from the best .Ger. g _ mT , T^ ,, T m^r H man and English urms.wlu.oli is a. h5 PLUMBER AND TINSMITH g guarantee that the variety and 2 Masohester S^eet, I f Q tl™ e " erJthiDg tUat C ° S (Opposite the Denbigh Hotel.) Q Dolls a specialty, having been b imported direct from the manufac fed TANKS supplied, and spouting pg turer in Germany. > fixed at prk?s to suit the times g The toy of the season is the • & harmless Pistol with vacuum ar« COPPER BOILERS *" r° w > P rice 3 / 6 - , 3 , „ . . . . „ Christmas card 9 and booklets in And Tinware of every description aU the newe st designs, at the lowest possible prices. rp| ie threepenny, sixpenny, and shilling tables are loaded with all Wood and Iron Turning, and all the newest loys and fancy goods sorts of jobbing done on the shortest of the season, notice. ne Exhibition is now open, and visitors will find it to bo l}lse sorao Maker of the E xcelsior Fire Blower fairy scene. —no Household should be without. TOTT TTAM r\ at>m tt tti tit Excelsior Blower for sulphurm^ WILLIAM GARIHJIiW, blighted Vines or Trees. Fancy Goods Importer, Feildtng. TTTANTED KNOWN. —BiII Heads Estimates given for all kinds of VV Memos, Visiting Cards Enve« Dlumbine work lo P cs > MIU Books, and all other kinds, of plum Ding WOIK. panting Job Work done at the Stab JAMES FHASEII- ufflc «-