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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 97, 13 February 1892, Page 4

SAIL AND TENTMAKER, RICHARD JAMES HAVING now started business in Ashurst as above, is prepared to receive order* for Tents, Rickcoyers, Oilskin Coats, Horse-covers, Marquees, &c, &c. Note the re! dress — RICHARD JAMES, / shurst. M NAWATTT FOUNDRY, Main Street West. PALMERSTON NORTH. WOOLCOCK~& HOSKING. Blacksmiths, Mechanics, Ironfounders, and Mange- maker*. Ranges made to burn either Wood or Coal. A large stock always on hand to select from. Turning and Screwing dene for the trade HAVING added a Foundry to our establishment, we are now in a posi - tion to supply our Celebrated Cornish Cooking Ranges, also other classes of ranges of a special design at greatly reduced prices, which will make them the cheapest and most durable range in the market. The Ovens are portable, and can be removed to be thoroughly cleane-, or to effect repairs without the expense of re-setting the range. Fire-places for the ranges can be supplied if necessary to burn wood any length up to 2ft. High pressure boilers of our own make and design can be made to fit any range. Circulating boilers made all sizes. Colonial Ovens on band and made to order. Grave Yard Railings made on the pre» mises. THE RAILWAY CAFE, Main Street, West. PALMERSTON NORTH. Two minutes walk from the railway station. EIRST-CLASS accommodation for Travellers. Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. All meals one shilling. FRED CLEMENS, Proprietor, j