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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 115, 26 March 1892, Page 4

AWAHURI STOBE AND POST OFFICE. W. NICHOLSON, GENERAL STOREKEEPER. (Formerly H. Bennett.) BEGS to iuform the residents of Awahuri and district that he 1 has just received a well selected stock of— Groceries ' , Boots , Drapery & Clothing Ironmongery Crockery & Tinware Fancy Goods Best brands Tobacco and Cigarettes All orders intrusted to him will be delivered with promptness and ] care. ~~ SAIL AISD TENTMAKER, RICHARD JAMES HAVING now started business in Ashurst as above, is prepared to receive orders for Tents, Rickcoyers, Oilskin Coats, Horse-covers, Marquees, &c, &c. Note the address — RICHARD JAMES, Ashurst. 1892. SUM3IER GOODS. 1892. MISS STEWAET (LADIES' EMPORIUM.) IS now showing a large assortment of new Hats and Bonnets, together with all the necessary Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Laces, Areophanes, Nats, Ornaments etc. New Gloves, new Frillings, new Hosiery, new Corsets, Children's Sun Bonnets and Hats. The Dressmaking, under Miss Scott, is now such a pronounced success that nothing further need be urged, except to request Ladies to place their orders early, and so preyent disappointment. Agent lor Miss Bacon's Fancy Work. THE WONDERFUL WERTHEIM Sewing Machines Sole Agents for North Island— GRACE, CLARKE & CO. THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NOETH, AND MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. Machines of evory description for the use of Families, Tradesmen and Factories. Sold on time payment or with liberal discount for cash. NEEDLES, OIL, APPLIANCES AND DUPLICATE PARTS. All kinds of Machines cleaned and repaired at reasonable charges. fTw. cottrell & co., Queen's Chambers, Grey Street, Wellington. General Cabeikbs ani Fobwabbing Agents. Customhouse and Shipping Agents. LOEEIKS and "Vans always ready for engagement. Furniture removed with care by experienced men. Storage in Brick Warehouse for General Goods, Furniture, and Passengers' Luggage. TE ARO MUSIC WAREHOUSE", 53 Manners Street, Wellington E. J. KING, Importer of Music and Musical Insh'uments OF every description. The latest Music received monthly A large Variety of Teaching Music of. every de» <eription. Violin strings— large stock. "Huia Scliottische," second edition just out. by Francis A.. King, post free 2s. Orders by post promptly attended to. E. ELLERY GILBERT, PIANO, ORGAN, & HARMONIUM Tuejsk, Repairer & Renovator, WANGANUI. PAYS regular visits to all the districts between Foxton and Wanganui, including Kiwitea, the Manchester Block, Birmingham, &c., find, working entirely on his own account is in a position to make special arrangements with those favouring him with orders. My customers and others are invited to exercise caution in employing alleged tuners who go round the country dis» tricts pretending to tune pianos, but actually doing dsunngc to good instruments, and in some cases brought under my notice, almost ruining them No man is genuine who does not advertise. Pianoforte Renovating a Specialty. Old Pianos taken in exchange and full value allowed. Foilding Address — W. Carthew. Bookseller. F W.Haybittle B. Bristow (Auc(ioneer) GEORGE THOMAS & CO., AUCTION l-.Kl^, FHUIT, GRAIN, Pi.ODUCE AM) • OENKRAL PROVISION MERCHANTS, Corner ol Custom House Quay and Hunter Streets. (Nearly opposite the General Post ■ Office) WKLLIAG'ION. ! TSMIE most magnificent anil com Jl modiouH Auctioneering estab liniment m the Australasian Colonies, Prompt .'iccoufit gales a spciiiifv. P.O. Uox No. 20. " ' Correspondence Inviced,