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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 58, 6 September 1893, Page 3

WANTED to Sell, Shop Fixtures and Counter. Apply F. Gabites. WANTED, an active, intelligent Youth as assistant in the factory. Apply, in writing, stating age and wages required, up to WEDNESDAY, September 13th, to REGINALD C. TEMPLER, Secretary Cheltenham Dairy Co. XTTANTED to Let, 57 acres of YY Bushfelling in Harbour Board Block. Apply John Jefferies, Bunnythorpe. WANTED Known, Just arrived, a grand assortment of Oliographs suitable for artists to copy from ; Is each.— J. S. Milson. WANTED to Buy, or Exchange, two Canary Hen Birds. Ap ply Star Office. WANTED, Sewing done, weekly or by day, by an experienced hand^ Apply at Star Office. WANTED^nown, That Meals may be obtained on the morning and evening trains between Palmerston and Wellington.— -Walter Freeman, Lessee Dining Cir. WANTED Known, Just received, — First consignment of Garden and Flower Seeds from the noted seed-grower, W. Rowe, of Normanby. — Allan and Co. ANTED, All householders to give our Indian and Ceylon Teas a trial. Purity and flavour guaranteed. — Allan and Co. ANTED Known, White Elephant Potatoes, earliest and moat prolific grown. — Allan and Co. WANTED Known, Allan & Co. keep only the best quality of Goods, and their Prices are admitted to be the Lowest in Feildinj». ANTED Known, People wanting Small Goods can get well i supplied at J. H. Worsfold's, as he intends to keep his window well supplied for the future. WANTED Known, That J. pT Cowie, of the Makino Store, has just received a large consignment of Drapery, Boots, &c, all first-class quality, which he is prepared to sell at prices that will compare with any in the district, for cash. WANTED Known, That D. T. Sanson has been most successful in his remedy for the cure of Lungworm and Internal Parasitic Diseases in Sheep, Lambs, and Calves. TT7ANTED Known, H. F. JanV V nings has just received a large consignment of new tested Vegetable and Flower Seeds from H. C. Gibbons and Co. They will rob you of disappointment. — Ready Money Store. WANTED Known, That J. P. Cowie, of the Makino Store, is selling Remnants and Dress Pieces cheaper than ever. No reasonable offer refused, for cash. Groceries and other lines equally cheap from Ist September until further notice. BUYERS will be delighted with our new season's Goods, at Te Aro House, Wellington. PATTERNS of our choice Dresses and Delaines posted free to. any address, from Te Aro House, Wellington. CASH Bonus terms as follows : — 5 per cent for prompt cash with order, and all parcels over 20s sent, carriage paid, to nearest railway station from Te Aro House, Wellington. WRITE for patterns and price list from the Fashionable Drapery Warehouse, Te Aro House, Wellington, Tjl E I L DING COAL DEPOT, KIMBOLTON ROAD. Household Coal Drain Pipes Blacksmith Coal Syphons Charcoal Bends Coke Stench Straps Bone Manure Garden Tyles Bone Meal Flower Pots Lime, Cement, Oats, and Oaten Chaff always on hand. Agent for Carbol Crystal, the great American Sheep Dip. JOHN DUNLOP QUONG LEE, Grocer, Fruiterer, and Fancy Goods Dealer, HAS Removed from Fergusson Street to Manchester Street, Feilding. Crockeryware, Tea, Grooeries, of all descriptions, at wholesale prices. Silk Handkerchiefs direct from Cbina — a specialty. Cash Buyer of Fungus at top prices. EDWARD FEEK, HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST, Fergusson Street, Feilding. CIGARS, Cigarettes, and all kinds of Fancy and Plug Tobacco kept in stock. A large assortment of Pipes, Cigar, and Cigarette Holders to select from. The usual Toilet Requisites always on hand, H. LOUIS GALLIEN, T)HAKMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, JL (By Examination), Manchester Street, FEILDING TLate T. A. Garratt. ] T7IISHING Licenses for season comJJ mencing on the 15th September, 1893, and closing 15th April, 1894 (both inclusive), may be obtained from the undersigned a day or two before the 15th instant. Men's Licenses, £1 ; Ladies' and Boys,' ss. HUGH L. SHERWILL, Hon. Sec. Feildiog Branch, Wellington Acclimatisation Society. September 2nd, 1893. NOTICE. ON and after MONDAY, September 4th next, Milk will be recmyed at the Campbelltown Dairy PF y ' W> Wt COEJ?E.