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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 91, 21 January 1893, Page 3

l^ANTE^^^n^^^^^^ v - W Cables, and otKerre^ ables always on hand. — RichardJuggiris, North Road. •*<" : ;. -"•'-. :^- " WANTED Known, that R. Menaes has a splendid lot of Plums for sale, at 4d to 5d per ,lb. ; A} j WANTED Known, Cheque drawn by H. and J. H. Bowater on the Bank of New Zealand, Bulls, for, £21, dated January 14, 1893, has been lost, and payment stopped., v , ; WANTED Returned to Stab Office, a grey woollen Shawl, lost on Kimbolton Road, on Friday last. Snbatantial Reward. : '.-.^.: WANTED, by a single young man, a situktion as Working Manager or Shepherd on a farm" j" thororoughly experienced ; reference' if required.— Address : " A.8.C.," Post Office, Coiyton. : ,; WANTED Known — Just received an asMorttnent of new books ; also, Cheap's- Deadwood Dkks> and Alden Detective tales. — J. S. Milson. , ; [■ ; 1 ; T , ■ .. . \, •; ' ) WANTED Known, just opened up a gmrid selection of ladies', gent's, and children's :B6ot« aibd Show, marked off at v|My low prices to clear. —Ready Money Store. / '• U ANTED Known, Wool Packs— -j(\u\ rfuU^ swe,^ loose top; also', best 6-ply. Seaming Twine, at Allan ' ft Co.'s, Feilding. i>.^ .? f i ; ,;' ■■ jj.V..^ VI/AKTED Known, boiled and W T raw Linseed Oil, Lamp BUok, Raddle, &c.-rAllan^and Co. : WANTED Known, Sheep Shears —8.8.A v N.Z , Burgon and Ball, 11 A, 88 A.S. ; best quality , Oil Stopes— Allan &V 6. WANTED KNOWN— Copes of the Fcixi>iNo Stkm -can l always be obtained from Wm. Carthew, i. Wangh, and j. S. Milson. ;.; v '% ii ANTED Known, Allan ft Co. V keep only, the beet quality of Goods, and their Prices are admitted to be the Lowest in Fetlding. i ; \JH ANTED KNOWN.-Tbe Job Wor vv done at the Star Office ii th Cheapest and Best ontheOcast. WANTED Known, persons reqniriii^ ■ spy land of vehicle to write to Rouse and Uurrell^ coach builders, Courtney Place, Wellington, for their illustrated cacalogiies and price lists, which , will be posted free to any address. : : v! ~ DRESSMAKING. V;; -pwRESSMAKING and Needlework ±J of eyery description neatly and quickly executed by the undersigned. Latest fashions always on hand. MISS AMESBURY, Denbigh Street, , , Feilding. HENDERSON & BRIDGE, (Formerly of Wanganni, New Plymouth, and Bulls), BEG'fo'not^jr^tottie public of Feilding, and Dißtnct, that they .have purchased the old-estab-lished Brewery business carried, on by, Mr Wrigbtson .for the past six years. A large stock of grains on hand. Fresh yeast dally. ; ,; : , '\\ WILLIAM HEALD, Builder and Cont«actob, SASH AND DOOR FACTORY (Near' Railway Station), - ■■■■■ FnLDnro. ■•■•'■ '-'■■■'?' ■;.:■ ; . • ■ .- .-.(. ■! : ■ !'■> :.-.. O . )i . . . - '•■••■ . '<;■■■■: . :::"irrtl STOCK Sizes, Saslies and Doors ' . always on hand. \ ,.;.'; ',, " ! ','^l Mouldings, Match Lining, 66., produced on the slibrtest notice. '. ;.i t' ML .--[l.'i.'t'J VUiUi.) 1.!'..- .- •■?' WILLIAM PEARBON, BOQT iND jBHOE; iitaiEßf • >■■ Fbbousson Strret, • ■' ■ ; FEILDING. ALL Cash Purchasers > will receive big discounts during the Christmas Holidays. . . A large stock of Boots and SMfbes on hand to select from, whicb^am determined to clear at a great 1 sacrifice. Call and inspect my well assorted stock before purchasing elsewhere. AMES FOBDYGE, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER, FERetUSsoN Htrkkt, FEILDING. MUBIC. MR J. HYDE PARKER, who* has studied under the best London Professors, visits Feilding twice a week. Lessons elementary and finishing. Proficiency guaranteed. Unexceptionable References. fjl IT T A M E S. ARCHITECT. Hankins' Buildings, Thb Square, PALMERSTON NORTH. . H LARG OM B , Crvn. Engineer, Architect Ac, Law Cbambers, The Bquare, ' Palmerston North. • ' '■■'■ i ~ Architect to the Manawatu Permanent Building and Investment Society. WELLINGTON TO FOXTON. THE s.s. QUEEN OF THE SOUTH, Captain Harvey, will leave Wellington every MONDAY and THURSDAY. Foxton- every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. F. R. YOUNG. Agent s.s. Napier. I HE marvellous " Boom " in Mel* 1 bourne has been succeeded by a terrible depression and collapse of trade. Kesult — an immense purchase by James Smith at a fearful sacrifice for the " Erupted Boom " bale, at Te Aro House, Wellington.