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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 117, 31 March 1892, Page 3

i 'fJITANTED, all members Feilding *** Fire Brigade to attend a meet- , ing TO-MORROW night, at 7.30 sharp ; business important "IX2T ANTED Known, I have about 30 chains of track clearing, on Kimbolton, to let by contract. — G. E. Little, Makino. Tjy ANTED to Let, a Shop and Dwelling House next the Assembly Rooms ; apply to Mrs Hastie, Feilding Hotel. \At ANTED, a strong Boy; must be able to milk ; apply to R. Soirimerville, Hastie's Stables, Feilding. XKT ANTED, a Girl; apply Mrs Sandilands, Queen Street. TV ANTED Known, Find out where * V the best goods are kept and sold at the very lowest prices. — Beady Money Store. YXfANTED, a 3 or 4 acre Paddock » near the Square. Apply Beady Money Store. ANTED to Sell; a firehone Timber Wagon ; in good order. Apply to F. R. Linton, Colyton. WANTED, from five to ten acres for grazing, within five miles of Feilding ; secure fences.— Say well Bros. ANTED to Lease, a 20 or SOacre Section, with house thereon, within five miles of Feilding. Apply, stating terms, to Stab office. TTT ANTED, Grass for 800 lambs VV for the winter; fences must be secure. Apply to Stab, office. WANTED to Sell, cheap, a new Dog Cart. Apply Stak offiw for address and price. WANTED, the owner of a Swag, which was found near the railway line on Wednesday morning. WANTED to Sell, one good Trap Mare, four years old, broken to single and double harness. Alto, one first-class Hack, four years old, by Daniel O'Rorke. Apply to F. Gay, Feilding, or J. B. Pringle, Colyton. WANTED Known, Mrs Lindsay Caldwell is prepared to receive pupils for the pianoforte, at her residence, Bail way Line. Terms on application. ' WANTED, a situation as Clerk or any position of trust ; good references; salary not so much an object as regular permanent; employment. Address at Star office. WANTED, the person who found my black Sheep Dog on Saturday, 12th March, to return same at once to save further trouble. R. G. Logan. TT J ANTED Known, Fresh Oysters W at the Shamrock Boarding House, Fergusson Street. R. Hally. WANTED to Sell, 12 Hampshira Down Bams, 2 and 4-tooth. Apply to It. R. Curtis, Colyton. ITT ANTED Known, just received, * * fresh shipment of Gent's Porpoise and French Calf Shooters, at S. Svendsen's. TT7 ANTED Known, fresh ship- **' shipments in hand-stitched Gent's Boots and Shoes (French and English makes), very cheap, at S, Sycn dsen's. \\ ' ANTED Known, nice assorfc- •'* ment of Ladies' and Children's Boots and Shoes, best value in kwn, at S. Svendsen's. TAT ANTED Known, a full supply -**■ of Nelson & Moate's Teas, all blends, are now in stock at the R.M. Store. — H. F. Jannings. TXTANTED to Sell, a three-quarter bred Jersey Bull Calf ; apply G. Kirton, Derby Street, Feilding. TT7 ANTED Known, to be sold VV cheap some extra lives of China Matting, Looking Glasses, and all kinds of chairs, at Eade's Corner Furniture Warehouso. WANTED Known, persons requiring any kind of vehicle to write to Rouse and Hurrell, co»oh bnilders, Courtney Place, Wellington, for their illustrated catalogues and price lists, which will be posted free to any address. yV ANTED Known — Donnelly's Y\ for all kinds of musical instruments. \A# ANTED Known— All the news- ™ " papers of the day in Donnelly's reading room. XA/ANTED Known— The best bil- "* Hard table in tho colony at Donnelly's. \MAJSTJED Known— Donnelly's for * ' first-class hairdressing. %A/ ANTED Known— Donnelly's for " best tobacco of all brands. IYTANTED Known— Donnellj's for ' * Waterbury watches. ANTED KNOWN- John *** Marshall now delivers Milk, every morning and evening, in al parts of the Borough. ~TT7 ANTED KNOWN— That lam V v 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. WANTED KNOWN — Arriral per "Doric." at Wm. Park's Book Depot, Pnlmerston North:— The Daffodils, by Liiins Wassermann, 1/3; Tho Seven Principles of Man. by Annie Bes« ant, 1/6 ; Mrs Dime's Jewels, bj W. Clark Kussell. 2/6 ; The Squirrel Inn, by Fr.mk Stockton, 2/6 ; Doctor Huguet, by Ignatius Donnelly, 2/6; Irene, by Olga i Outncuzene— Altien, ]/3; Mariam. or i Twenty-one Days, by Horace Victor, j 2/6 ; The Only Witness by E. J. Goodi man, 1/3 ; Facing the Footlights, by j Florence Marrjatt, 1/3; Beatrice, by H. j Kider Haggard, 4/6 ; Nicholas Nickleby !by Dickens, 2/6 ; Elsa, by E. McQueen j Gray, 2/6; The White Company, by A. i Conan Doyle, 2/6 j A Life's Bemdrsr £ by ! author of Molly Bawn, 2/6; A Princess of T hule, by Wm Black, 2/6.