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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 119, 5 April 1892, Page 4

AWAHUBI STOKE AND POST OFFICE. W. NICHOLSON, GENERAL STOREKEEPER. (Formerly H. Bennett.) BEG ■> to infoim the residents of 3 Awahuri and district that lie has just receiyed a well selected stock i of— ! Groceries \ Boots ] Drapery & Clothing Ironmongery Crockery & Tinware , Fancy Goods Best brands Tobacco 5 and Cigarettes All orders intrusted to him will be delivered with promptness and care. 1892. SUMMER GOODS. 1892, MISS STEWART i (LADIES' EMPORIUM.) IS now showing a large assortment of new Hats and Bonnets, together with all the necessary Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Laces, Areophanes, Nots, 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 prevent disappointment. Agent ior Miss Bacon's Fancy Work. STEYENS & GORTON, AUCTIONEERS, GEAIN ANE SEED MERCHANTS, Bulls, Feilding, & Palmkkstcn North. Have on hand a Large Stock of NEW SEEDS foe SPEING SOWING consisting of CLOVERS, FESCUES EYEGEASS, TUENIP, RAPE, MANGOLDS And all kinds of FARM SEEDS. These Seeds have been carefully sse lected, and are from some of the Best English Seed Merchants so they can be thoroughly relied on. Also, — FAEMEE'S FBI END MANUKK, Which is highly recommended. Copy of analysis may be seen at ouv office TO LET OR FOR SALE— Farms m all parts of the district, from 20 to. 7,000 acres. STEVENS & GORTON, fcEILDING. \T 0"W LANDED X\ Ex late arrivals.. THOMAS BALLINGER, DIHECT IMPORTER. EX CANTERBURY— 99 bundles and 4 casks Black and Galvanised Pipos and Fittings, and Cast Iron Main Cocks. EX COPTIC— 11 cases Plain Galvanised Iron. EX DORIC 72 bundles Black Sheet Iron 6 casks Sheet Zinc, 7 rolls Lead, 64 bundles, 35 lengths, and 2 casks Black and Galvan ised Pipes and Fittings and Cast Iroi- Maiu Cocks. EX MATATUA— 8 cases Sheet Zinc and 1 cask Crucibles. EX OTARAMA — (36 bundles and 20 lengths Black and Galvanised Pipes and Fittings, and Cast Iron Main Cocks, 2 crates Earthenware, 1 crate Glass Chimneys, 1 c.tso and 1 cask Bib, Hose, Stop, Range, and Ball Cocks. EX MAMARI— 9 cases and 1 cask Gas Fittings, 4 cases Gas »Stoves, 2 cases I.R. Hose, 7 cases Gas Globes, 2 crates Earthenware, 33 bundles and 2 casks Black and Galvanised Pipes and Fittings. EX MORAYSMRE— 55 boxes Tin Plates, 1 case Ghiss Chimneys, 2 crates Earthenware, 72 bundles and 4 casks Black and Galvanised Pipes and Sittings and Cast Iron Main Cocks. EX DUKE OF WESTMINSTER— 22 cases Plain Galvanised iron, 20 to 28 guage, 2 cases Plumbers', Gasfitters', and Tinsmiths' Tools, 3 bars square Copper. 2 cases Brass Tubes, Brass ensed Tubes, and Copper Wire, 8 casks Sheet Zinc, 8 cases Tinnfd Slee], sheets, 1 ton Bright and Tinned Tinman's Wire, 2 cases Tinware and Tinsmiths' Fittings, j &c, &c. Highest Cash Price given for old Zinc and Lead THOMAS EALLINGEK, PLUMBER ASD GASFHTKH, 17, Willis street and Victoria street ('Jorner of Chew's Lane, WELLINGTON i j JL-2 A WEEK A N 0 upwards may bo midc by ciilier -£tL sex working evenings and hiking orders for v.«. j cniiancnL work, if it j quired, ftnclose stamp for parl:i'i:i;i:s. i\ OV K LT Y I M PuK fIIS G t .i > . ' .References given. £\ydne,y.