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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 83, 3 January 1893, Page 3

Christmas , "t ■ \ rr^ r c #1 fTTHE above Festive Season beiogc at hand, I have anticipated 'the same by replenishing my stock, which is now the best assorted in the district. I have a grand lot of Fancy e|ry to select from, Consisting of,-— Tea and Dinner Sets' „ ... , . - Fancy Cups and Sa biers \ > ■• .'*'-.;■. .• •• ■■■ r;-" 1 r^ ■ • .-;.] teapots' ': : " '' ; ■',' ' - - : ~ "- : : ' ' i . i 'V . ■'■ • ] ■'■: "' :,! Cheesi stands, ;: f; . ; . , ■'.. . . ;';; ;;;^ 1 ! ■ Tumbiers-- • ;-?'^">* yK v- : >;b •] Win^fiisßds" v !h r.' : - :/: v n ' 2 " ! ■'■■- ' .-I O* jK'JU3 " And a mulutu^e »f r«ithe;r ilin*s too j . numerous to^ mention. , v,. -- v j ■ "!ij;^'-l iCadbury's Chocolate Cremes, In great . < . '' varietj, , „ . .. ..'-' '"' I Prime Southland Hams and Badon,^ New Potatoes, , ; | • . • . y,. ! GROCEKIESi ) j . ' ■'• ''•■.'• .■ ■ ■ i ■ of the choicest description. !■■ ■ ' W.G. Haybittle, FERGUSSON STREET. GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR CHRISTMAS. THR READY MONEY STORE, FEILDING. H. F. JAHNINGS DESIRES to notify to the Public and his numerous friends that he is now in full swing with the following and many other Hues :- — GROCERIES, CROCKERY, I GLASSWARE, BRUSHWARK, BOOTS & SHOES, From the best Makers. ; TEAS OF ALL BRANDS. All the above lines will be sold at the Lowest Possible Prices. Families waited On and goods ! delivered daily. ■ : - '; H. F. JANNINGS. j TjVE 1 L£> I N G COAL DEP^, 1 KIMBOLTON BOAP, , Household Coal > Drain Pipes ' Blacksmith Coal Syphons ' '> Charcoal Bends j Coke Stencli Straps : Bone Manure Garden Tyles: ■; j Bone Meal Flower Pots 1 JOHN DUNLOP.j TtrTHE RKBIDENTS OP FitltD-! ING and SUKKQIINDING DIS-j TRICT. | DURING lhi« month, and the fojloir-; mg month; John Maninnitv, Wine Merchant, of Wellington, will supply, on receipt of p.o. or cheque, delivered at railway station to any address, the following Wines or Spirits :— The best Australian Wines, amy brand, or mixed, 30s per case ; Continental Port and Sherry, unequalled, 48s per case ; French Brundy, •* Courval." 4Ha per ease ; Spir its, mixed. 48a per eaae ; Scotch Whiskey, second to none, 54s per case j Scotch Ale. the finest, 4 doz. in case, 11s 6d per doz; Dunedm Ale and Stont, 4 doz. in case, 8s per doz. ; Champagne, qts. and pis., from 60s per case, ahd various brands too numerous to particularise at cut prices. The above i§ a splendid opportunity for neighbours to divide cases among themselves. Please note the address : JOHN MAGINNITY, Featbertton Street. Wellington. UNITED FARMERS' ALLIANCE, Limited. FORMERLY THE WEBT COAST FARMERS' ASSOCIATION (LIMITED) AND THE CO-OPERA-TIVE AND FARMERB' ALLIANCE of NEW ZEALAND (Limited). THESE Companies haying now amalgamated, are prepared to receive Produce of every description for disposal (locally or for shipment.) The premises at Wellington are cool, and well adapted for storeage. All station and farmers requisites supplied. Casn advances made on wool and all kinds of produce on favorable terms. For particulars apply to the under* signed : To the offices of the Alliance, Waterloo Quay, Wellington ; to Mr W. Small, Agent, Wanganui ; to E. J. Arm* strong, Palmerston North ; or any other of the Directors. L. C. WILLIAMS, Manager, Wellington. FOR the Holidrtys —Boys' all-wool tweed Sailor Suits, 10/6, V 2/6, . ir>/6, at Te Aro House, Wellington. 1710 K the Holidays.— loo Boys' X^ Washing Suits, from 8/H to 7'G each, Te Aro House, Wellington,