W. CARTHEW'S ATEW SUPPLIES OF BOOKS BY 1M THE DORIC : Year Book of Photography, Is 3d Photographic Almanack, Is 6d The Optics of Photographic LenSG9, by Trtul, 4s Hazell's Annual for 1892, 4s Financial Eeform Almanack, Is 3d Cradle of Christianity, by D. M. Ross, 6s / Preachers of the Age, by H. P. Hughes, 4s ' Beneath Two Flags, by Maud B. Booth, \ 3s \ Elements of Agriculture, 3s ; Review of fteriews, Vol. 4, 5s i Poe's popular Tales, 6s 6d < Irving's Popular Tales, 6s 6d | i Hard Life in the Colonies, Gs Lord Palmerston, by the Marquis of 1 Lome, 4s ; Muckle John, by McLean, 4s I A First Family of Tarajara, by Bret ! Harte, 3s 6d I Mariam, by Horace Victor, 3s 6d j The Girls' Own Book of Health and I Beauty, by Stables, 3s The Miser's Daughter, by Ainswortli, 2s Old Devil and Three Little Devils, by Tolstoi, Is 3d • Tom Brown's School Days in Phonoi graphy, 3s Facing the Footlights, by F. Marryat, i Is 3d j Phillip Hcrtdcrson, Is 3d I Full stock of Church Service and Hymns, Church Praise, and Wesley's Hymns. WILLIAM CARTHEW, j Bookseller and Stationer. ~~ AWAHURI STORE AND POST OFFICE. W. NICHOLSON, GENERAL STOREKEEPER. (Formerly H. Bennett.) BEG-* to infoim the residents of Awahuri and district that he 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. . rTjames WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER ; — of — MARQUEES, TENTS, HORSE CLOTHS, WATERPROOF CLOTHING, &c. rPO BUSHMEN,— Ask your store- ± keeper for JaMES Al Tents, , and see that you get them, and also > that they bear my brand. Orders from the trade will receive prompt attention. Note the address — R, JAMES, SAIL AMD TENT FACTORY, Ashurst. SHOOTING SEASON, 1892. ■ HHAS. SCHULTE, IMPORTER OF HARDWARE, Would call the special attention of Sportsmen to the arrival of a new and complete stock of » GUNS, AMMUNITION, and SHOOT--1 IiNG ACCESSORIES. l Breechloaders.— Double and single i Barrel in great variety ; hundreds to choose irora, and all imported from the ! best makers only. 1 Ammunition.— For 12x16 bore guns, } E ley's and Kynoch's , also, Morris' tubes, Revolvers and Rifles. Shooting Accessories.— G«n Bags, Gun Cleaners, Cartridge ' Belts, Turnovers and Extractors, Bullet Moulds, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, etc., ets. ] CHAS. SCHULTE, Opposite f'iub Hotel. PALMERSTON NORTH. \T~~°~W LANDED _L\ Ex late arrivals.. THOMAS BALLINGER, DIRECT IMPORTER. EX CA NTERB UK V— 99 bundles and 4 casks Black and Galvanised Pipes 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 Sheet Lead, 64 bundles, 35 lengths, and 2 casks Black and Galvan ised Pipes and Fittings and Cast Irou Maiu Cocks. EX MATATUA— S cases Sheet Zinc and 1 cask Crucibles. EX OTARAMA— 6G bundles and 20 lengths Black and Galvanised Pipes and Fittings, and Cast Iron Main Cocks, \ 2 crates Earthenware, 1 crate 1 Glass Chimneys, 1 ca.se and 1 cask Bib, Hose, Stop, Range, and Ball Cocks. EX MAMARI— j 9 cases and 1 cask Gas Fittings, j 4 cases Gas Stoves, 2 cases I.E. j i Hose, 7 cases Gas Globes, 2 crates Earthenware, 33 bundles and 2 casks Black and Gal van - -3 ised Pipes and Fittings. EX MORAY SRLRE— 55 boxes Tin Plates, 1 case Glass Chimneys, 2 crates Earthenware, 72 bundles and 4 casks | Black and Galvanised Pipes and ; Fittings and Cast Iron Main ; Cocks. ; EX DUKE OF WESTMINSTER— 22 cases Plain Galvanised Iron, 20 1 to 28 guage, 2 cases Plumbers', Gasfitters', and Tinsmiths' Tools, 3 bars square Copper. 2 cases Brass Tubes, Brass cased Tubes, and Copper Wive, 8 casks Sheet Zinc, 8 cases Tinned Steel, sheets, 1 ton Bright , and Tinned Tinman's Wire, 2 cases Tinware and Tinsmiths' Fittings, Ac, &c. Highest Cash Price given for old Zinc , and Lead. THOMAS BALLINGER, PLUMBER AND GASPITTKtt, 17, Willis street nnd Victoria street (Corner of Chew's Lane), WKLLIJVGTOA 1 . AIraiD~KNOWNT^BTII Heads Heinos, Visiting Cards Enveu lopes, Mill Books, and all other kiudsof Printing Job Work done at the Stab Office.
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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 136, 14 May 1892, Page 4
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695Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 136, 14 May 1892, Page 4
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