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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 128, 18 April 1893, Page 3

WANTED Known, a Meeting of Members of the Waimarino Sn a'l Farm Association will be held V on THURSDAY Evening, at 7.30, at Shcrt's Hall.— J. F. Bishop. WANTED, Situation in connection with General Store. Reference to present employer. Address, "J. 8.," c/o Feilding Star. WANTED, two or three Boarders in private family. Private Sitting Room if required. Apply Star Office. WANTED Returned to Stab Office, a check Shawl, lost on Saturday evening, in Manchester Street. Reward. v XXT ANT ED Known, Fresh Oysters J VV at H. Hickford's Refreshment „ Rooms, Manchester Street. WANTED, Employment, by a young man. Farm work preferred. Apply to G. H. Saywell. WANTED Returned, a Ladder borrowed from my private dwelling. — John Bishop. WANTED to Sell, a Gun, with all appliances. Apply to C. H. Hosking, Engineer. WANTED to Sell, 1 good Milch Cow. Apply T. Hall, Queen Street. WANTED to Sell, a Worcester Organ — nearly new. Apply to E. Whitehead, Awahuri Road, Feilding. TENANTED, all boys and youths ** to write for our famous Is 6d Tweed Hats. We hare just received ( 800 more. Send your size and postal ' note for Is 6d, and you will receive, per return post, a Hat worth 2s 6d from Te Aro House, Wellington. "VVT ANTED, every man to buy our V V all-wool Colonial Knit Socks. They give grand wear; are only one shilling per pair; and can be had nowhere else but at Te Aro House. PURCHASERS by the hundreds _T wanted for our Mosgiel all-wool Shirts and Pants— the most comfort* able wear for the winter season. Prices from 7s 6d each, at Te Aro Houso, Wellington. O~ UR OWN MAKE of Colonial Flannel Undershirts have an established reputation for durability, as well as comfort. Try them. They are only 3s 6d each, at Te Aro House, ; Wellington. 1 TTTANTED Known, new Books, V V new Fancy Goods, new Music, new Games, and Tiddlewinks. — J. S. Milson. WANTED Known, that Mrs Halley has now opened a new Dining Room in Fergusson Street, Avhere meals can be had at all hours. Ladies can have tea at a few minutes notice. WANTED Known, just opened up a grand selection of ladies', gent's, and children's Boots and Shoes, marked off at very low prices to clear. — Ready Money Store. WANTED KNOWN — Just received at Star Office, a beautiful assortment of German Ball Programmes, Prize Cards, &c. \\J ANTED Known, Wool Packs— VV full size, loose top ; also, best 5-ply. Seaming Twine, at Allan & Co.'s, Feilding. ANTED Known, Sheep Shears — 8.8.A., N.Z., Burgon and Ball, 11 A., 88 A.S. ; best quality Oil StoDes. — Allan & Co. WANTED Known, that I am Agent for the Ross-Atkins Sunlight Lamp— the most perfect and economical kerosene lamp in the world. May be seen burning at my shop, Manchester Street. — G. W. Fowles. WANTED Known, boiled and raw Linseed Oil, Lamp Black, Raddle, &c. — Allan and Co. \I ; ANTED Known, Allan & Co. W keep only the best quality of Goods, and their Prices are admitted to be the Lowest in Feilding. JUBAL FLEMING, Palmerston N., has 5000 more copies Songs and Music now to hand 3d each — four posted for Is Id. Send stamped enrelope for catalogues. Songs sacred, comic, senti* mental, duets, waltzs, quadrilles, polkas, &c, including 'Biding on a Load of Hay,' ' Lost Chord,' • Old Folks at Homo, 1 ' I Dreamt that I Dwelt in Mar« ble Hulls,' 'Heart Bowed Down,' 'Then You'll Kemember Me,' 'Just before the Battle,' * Home Rule,' 'In Happy Moments,' 'Yes ! Let Me like a Soldier Fall,' 'Scenes that arc Brightest,' 'There is a Flower that Bloometh,' ' Call Mo Bnck Again,' '' White Wings.' • Ship that Never Returned,' 'Song that Reached My Heart,' 'Is Marriage a Failure,' 'The Captive Greek Girl,' *I One Ten Dollars to O'Grndy,' ' VVhot's dat acallin' so Sweet ? ' * Barney, take me Home acaiD,' ' I'll take you Home ns*tin, Kathken,' 'Song of the Spanish Cavalier,'^ A litl lo Peach in an Orchard Green,' ' Down went McGinty, 1 &c., &c PREPARING FOR PRESS. STONE'S WELLING ION, HA WK&S BAY, and TAKANAEI Commercial, Municipal, & General DIRECTORY — AND — NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL, For 1893-4. [Edited by John Stone, junr.] Price to Subscribers, 10s 6d ; NonSubscribers, 12s 6d. THIS, the third issue of the Directory, will consist of upwards of 700 PAGES (being an increase of 200 pages more than the previous issue) of valuable Local and General Information, accurately compiled, concisely and systematically arranged, and carefully and completely indexed. A complete Street Directory of Wunganui will be given this year. The whole work will be handsomely bound in cloth— gilt lettered. LAIiC O M B , Civil Engineer, Architect &c, Law Cli ambers, The Square, Palraerston North, Architect to the Manawatu Pcrman. cut Building and Investment Society-