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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 56, 29 October 1892, Page 3

TTTANTED Known, Then- will be V V a Band of Hope Meeting held on MONDAY Evening in the Forests ers' Hall, at 7 o'clock. Parents and friends are welcome. WANTED Known, a splendid lot of Fresh Oysters just arrived at Clementson's Oyster Saloon. Clearing out Groceries at less than cost — • , Currants, sd ; Raisins, 6|d ; Pre- ! served Ginger, 7d lb. WANTED Known, Feilding Wesleyan Church TO-MORROW Morning, at 11, Rev. Mr Fee, of Marton ; Evening, at 7, Mr G. Grant. WANTED, Everyone to read Shearer's Advertisement on our third page. B sure U C the Display to-night. WANTED, a good General Servant Girl. % Apply to Mrs C. Bray, Grey Street. WANTED Known, just received, a splendid assortment of Kerr's Pianoforte Tutors, Merry Melodies, Violin, Concertina, Accordeon Books. — J. S. Milson. ANTED to Lease, near Feilding, for a term of years, a House with from 30 to 40 acres of Land. For address apply to Star Office. ANTEi3"~to~Sell, . cheap, the Harmonium at present in use at the Feilding Primitive Methodist Church^ Apply to Mrs J. C. Thompson. ANTED Known, Wool Packs— full size, loose top ; also, best 5-ply. Seaming Twine, at Allan & Co.'s, Feilding. WANTED Known, boiled and raw Linseed Oil, Lamp Black, Raddle, &c. — Allan and Co. ANTED Known, Sheep Shears — 8.8.A., N.Z., Burgon and Ball, 11 A., 38 A.S. ; best quality Oil Stones.— Allan & Co. ANTED Known, Allan & Co. keep only the best quality of Goods, and their Prices are admitted to be the Lowest in Feilding. ANTED Known, that James Fordyce, Jeweller, Fergusson Street, cleans Watches for 5s each. Satisfaction guaranteed. ANTED Known, 46 Toilet Sets, some very choice, to suit all tastes; Looking Glasses, a large assortment, at very low prices, at Eade's Corner Furniture Warehouse. ~ANTED~Known, the Ready Money Store, Feilding, is now the favourite of those who pay 20/- in the £ ; special inducements offered. — H. F. Jannings. ANTED Known, that Patten's Portrait Studio, Makino road, is now open, and good Photos can now be obtained at a reasonable price. fTT ANTED, Everyone to buy at W Shearer's Furniture Ware house, where, for every 5s cash spent, you may register a guess in "Pea Competition," besides getting your Discount. \A# ANTED Known— The best bil- * Hard table in the colony at Donnelly's. ANTED, the public to call at I. Brent's Furnishing Warehouse, and inspect the superb assortment of Picture Mouldings— thirty varieties to choose from ; prices ranging from 3d to Is 6d per foot. FOB Spring Dress Prints send for patterns to Te Aro House, Wellington, We are showing over 20 ; 000 yards of splendid value from the well-known firm of Thomas Hoyle aud Sons and other eminent British manufacturers. OB Spring Dress Prints o French make, beautiful goods, send for patterns to Te Aro House, Wellington, speci- '. ally and exclusively selected for this season's trade. \M ANTED Known— Donnelly's for ''■ best tobacco of all brands. Y,y ANTED Known — ? Donnelly's YV for all kinds of musical instruments. , . VTJ ANTED Known-^All the newst V papers of the day in Donnelly's ' reading, room WANTED Known— Donnelly's for Waterbury watches. r II i ANTED KNOWN— That lam ' V now prepared to supply Fire--1 wood of all descriptions, including Rata and Matai, delivered in every part of the Town. Parties waited on n for orders. L WILLIAM KITCHEN WANTED Known, persons requiring any kind of vehicle to write to Reuse and Hurrell, coach - builders, Courtney Place, Wellington, for their illustrated catalogues and price lists, which will be posted I free to any address. IT^OB Spring Dress Fabrics specially - selected by our Pans buyer, send for patterns. These are most exquisite > goods both in designs and colorings, and prices for full dress lengths range from 14/6 to 45/- at Te Aro Wellington. 1 W/" ANTED Known— Donnelly's for * ' silver-mounted canes. ANTED Known— Donnelly's for razors, ground, set, and guaranteed to hold their edges. WANTED Known, arrived per lonic at Wm. Park's Book Depot, - Palmerston.— Young Ladies' Journal, November, Is 3d; Sporting Bits, by * Capt. Armstrong, No. 1, 2s ; Lady's * Own Novelette, div. 16, 2s ; Boy's ■ Standard, div. 57, 2s ; Snap, by * C. P Wolley, 2s ; B"sh Luck, an J Australian story, 4s 6d; Wurthering 7 Heights, by Bronte, 9d ; Archie, the f Savoyard, by Paul de Koch, 9d ; History 1 of David Grieve, by Mrs H, Ward, 2s I 6d ; Girl's Own Paper, Sept., 9d ; Boy's ' Own Paper, Sept., 9d; Myra's Journal, Sept-,9d ; Daily Graphic, 79 and 80, 9d; Harper's Magazine, Sept., Is 6d ; Delineator, Sept., Is ; Something to Read, div 46, 2s * FISHING LICENCES s ARE now obtainable from the c J\_ undersigned, and available from - 15th Sept., 1892, to 15th April, 1893 (both inclusive). Fishing License : One pound ; Lady's or Boy's License : » Five shillings. N HUGH L. SHERWILL, - Hon. Sec. Feilding Branch Wellington r Acclimatisation Society. PHOTOGRAPHS. FOUND, in Warwick Street, a parcel of Photographs (views of - Manawatu Gorge. Wellington, Napier, c etc.) Owner can have same by calling , at Stab Office, and paying cost of ad- , vertiseinent.