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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 79, 2 January 1892, Page 3

WAITED Known, Lamb Shearing wm commence at Makmo on WEDNESDAY, 6th January, instead of date previously arrangedi— Gr.E. Little. ■■■■■- : ; ■', -; ~'~ :: r \'\ TBKT<AmWt Umto Sir 1 andieiefit Btab, f Fenoe on She l^VWteißoadi D. & Wv j Mangpn,, Feilding. : , , U: i-: ... { ;, : ■ -r, \ JW^Mtitiß&g': t^cicet^ClubVtq meet, at Haa'tie's Hotel, on SATUiiE^^lJ^^^^^clock.^ ;/f : .-f.J, if^Al^rp>,va smart, intelligent IGji Sn&re^ (^]!^ii6nester Furinslmig M!i|NTJl^;36&iown, the Owner of fc °$$%*® } <3apV found jßr^el, ban have same on calling 1 at this bnice" and paying cost of TTTANTIiD, the Owner of a parcel YV containiHrtrno.drolothing, to call at th|nSSlS r omoei -'^^ TTTANTED, the finder of a CarnW' i rieg»-lamp Socket to return same W»BTk» officel— - ; ' ."i ■• ■- '.:■ [ »^ ; :^ery^ ;■ jtv^ !'<i TOiMie sojld, ]iig reductions Eade's Comer FunntmreiWatehouse. ; •^ntTiiNTED 'Known, a splendid v^f a ? %rp^iße f Balmoral Boots; Austrian ridf*}f :t ,ol Ladieelj §hoe«haad -Boom expressly madei for iha Ghrifitmas Season »t 8. Sveßdaen's. - ; i^njTMfißßD °"EOWi;- Children's Jns opened np]at Jt, 'fi^beiiiß.'. X^ANTEf^]B or 10 good Axemen, - f ff^ ! for road work ; also, 2 pair of good Sawyers. Apply Ben Poole, H^teryille and Taurangarete road. ANTED, tWo Boys for the ;^|Ljr . t '*&§,*. ;, Apply Say well Bros:, CoachbuHderV and General Smiths, j!eiidjngk j, ; ; :;:„';::::; '/. : ■.:.; i. fir^ >c received Ja large, assortment of ; Ruby Glassware for ihi» Christmas i Season* including Vases, Cream Jug« and Sugar Basins, Water Bottles, Jam: Dishes, and numero^i 'othel' atlScles 'suitable for presOTtii.' Intendingpurchasers should .oall early before the stock, diminishes. ';?nft ■&'s%■&s VY Marshall n^ow. delivers Milkj^ every T.morning and evening, in a^ parts of the Borough. v WANTED, the ladies to inspect the large stock of Fancy Basketware, 'at $he;Bedi Hbusej Kimboiton'Rbaa. ; *:' n ' J ;. .' h :? k "' .' -Ttf ANTED "• Known — Donnelly's i / f6PsilVe i r-mbuntea pipes for and New Tear's 'gifts. .^jl^afT^^^wn^^ lijft^oiul^lr^ft,^ffl?!*'; °f : ' 'mtisibal'inistrumentel , ; - ,.' ;j ',.,';^'^ .'"' ; ,;.'; :'.'.";. ":/". 'iSS/^^Slfe KifeWn^- All /the newe- ; :"* '..' pape|a ; o^ihe day in Donnelly's ;,rgadingiro6m.;."4,r- ■;"■.- - : - : -'-ii .•".-■: \ ■ .\h^'^ob 1M bilh T^r'uMa^d'.'s table, hi; the Jcplony at Donnelly's. '''.•-'- ; ?i ? ; f\^A^TEJ>^q?fn--r jpomi^liy's for <*iF . > . first-clasa ihairdressingv '. ; VAI ANTED Known— DonneUy's for J?P¥ tobacco of all -brands. ■■■-■•■c, T-*~.'.,1'.,'. rr'-, :.,..:■-, ...... .- ENOWIfi -^'Orders ' ! ;Vr ; 't4ken at' the Btlb office for attlEnas o|R|bi^r :.g^an|^7^ '; ANTED Knownr-Donnellj'a for ! ;/ Waterbury watches. TT7ANTED Known—Donuelly 's f or ■V* silver-mounted canes. , iIJP*ANTED Known— Donnelly's for * » razors, ground, l set, and guarliriteed. ,t<? hold their edgw._ •. - * ' '*■ * ■• **.• *^* '*''. ''. WANTED KNOWN— Copies of i •" '^e r !! Feh,djn» ' STiß^can? all ways be obtained from Wm. Carthew, Stationer,. r - , v / \ ; ; : y WANTED KNOWN.— BiII Heads} : Menios; Visiting Cards Enve« lopes, Mill Books; and. all other kinds of Printing Job Work done at the Stab 'Office.- ■ ' : '- .;■■■■■■■■■••'■■■■ ■• •.:■■•• ■ ANTED KNOWN— That I am now prepared to supply Firewood of all descriptions, including Rati and Matai, delivered in every part of the Town. Parties waited on for orders, . WILLIAM KITCHEN. WAITED kNO WN —Wm Park's • Grand Annual f Christmas Bazaar is now open. The Paradise of Book.*, Toys, and Fancy Goods of every : description. Ihe large establishment is packed from -floor to ceiling, in fact it is & " wilderness " of beautiful «oods. Xou are invited to call, and inspect without being pressed to purchase.— Wm Park, Direct Importer, Palmerston North. TAILORING. ARCHIBAJ^WILIjIAMSON WISHES to announce that he has taken that shop opposite Stevens and Gorton's Sale Yards, and Light's Denbigh Hotel, Manchester Street. . : , . ..- Further, that he has on hand a selection of the BEST of ENGLISH & COLONIAL GOODS of the latest patterns, as well as a large collection of other patterns to choose frbnu ! ' Haying served his . appre,nticeslrip with Mr John? Martin of papier, and worked, ior some years since ,in the best hand trades in Melbourne and Sydney, he^ is prepared to turn out as good, work as canibe done in the colonies."! ■'■ ' .-'** '' ' ' ''. ''• As he keeps only the BEST of MATERIAL, Customers may rely on getting a good article at a moderate price. A, WILLIAMSOk TOB PRINTING in aU its branches pj executed on the shortest notice at;iiie i; STAii -Offioe^Jdl^rges vert_ veaaoiiiiWe. r