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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 63, 12 September 1893, Page 4

ill l|]T;iinllnUffWlHHlnr.Hiii,...iiiiiiuilJ iiiiiiuu::m;tii;i:i.|[:i:ui.i:r:i h.hhwihi r •nmimin ft iili:nii|| mumm HiHHmil|jj||| v RANGES ! RANGES M RANGES ! ! ! Sole makers of the celebrated CORNISH COOKING RANGES. ACKNOWLEDGED by all to be the strongest, most economical, and by far the best Cooking Ilnnge in the Colony. Pastry, scones, etc., baked in less than ten minutes. The ovens are portable, enn be removed to be thoroughly cleaned or to effect repairs without the expense of re-setting the range. Eanges for country use supplied with fireplaces for burning 10 inch to 2ft wood. Over SO designs to choose from, from 2ft to 12ft long. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOW KD TO THE TRADE. A«ent for Feilding and surrounding districts, — MR. C. H. HO3KING, Engineer, Manchester Street. S. LUKE AND SONS, MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. ;, YOU Llk£TliCE"tEA ASK YOUR GROCER FOR I CELEBRATED&THE BEST JPURE INDIAN CHINA& CEYLON TEAS PROCURABLE ........ „-,.^-~+m W t*^ji&xi*r!*ami>mMmumHn>m^*m^m'***m*mß^mmm*m^mmammmmaMmmmmm^mmmm ESTABLISHED 1875. H. COLLIER" & CO., PIANO & ORGAN IMPORTERS— WANG ANUI A PALMERSTON N., Mi John Cobbo Feilding Agent. THE ICI^^TJSS PIAUO. UPRIGHT GRAND. DOUBLE oblique overstrung ; extended surface of sound board ; fine singing tone ; excellent action work ; light and rapid repeat. The KNAUSS is an instrument for an artist. H. C. and Co, keep in stock three different models ; write for prices and photos. Mr Cobbe will have the Knauss Pianos on view in a few days. Tuning orders may be left with Mr Cobbe. The Knauss may be had on deferred payment. Pianos and Organs on deferred payment from 5s per week. WHAT A MAN KNOWS HE KNOWS ! WHAT A MAN DOES NOT KNOW, HE NEED NOT GUESS AT! IF you know where to buy your TEA at the most reasonable price. If you are satisfied with the flartmr ; aud If you can always deDend on cettinj? the same good article j then You do not want any assistance from us. But if, on the other hand, you are constantly worried by having to drink inferior or unpalatable Tea, then try EMPIRE TEA COMPANY'S SUPERIOR BLENDS. We have the big trade, without which it impossible to buy to the best advantage or satisfactorily handle large quantities of Tea. We have the skill, experience, capital, and machinery for Blending Tea in the most economical manner. Every Blend shows the utmost value ftiven anyhow, anywhere, by anybody in the Trade. If you doubt, try them. EMPIRE TEA COMPANY, W, & G. TURNBCJLL & CO., PItOPIUETOKS, WELLINGTON.

A LARGE CONTRACT. sth July, 1893. To MKSSBS WniGGLKSWOBTH it BINXS. DEAR SlltS, 1 liereby mate offer to guarantee you 5000 sittings within six months at the following terms, Viz. : - 1. Each sitting to bo for ono dozen Cabinets and one 15 x 12 Artist-Finished Enlargement on Opal. 2. I, or my agents, to be permitted to sell half-crown deposit tickets bearing your name, entitling tho holder to sit for the above Photos, and Opal at your studio on payment to your firm of 18s (3d, so that each sitter will receive tho above Cabinets and Opal for a total of 21s. 3. Your firm to give sitters the choice of your Patented Matt-Opal Type or Enamelled Cabinets, and to give two sittings and proofs if necessary without extra charge, and also finish the Opals and Cabinets in as good a style as samples provided, which are equal to the work for which you have hitherto been receiving L 3 15s. 4. No deposit tickets are to be sold by you or at your studio, and no person to be taken by you at these chtrges unless they hold one of your deposit tickets sold by me. The penalty for a breach of this agreement to be LSOO. — Yours, &o. " EDEiN GEORGE. To Eden Geokoe. Dear Sib.— We herewith beg to accept the offer contained in your letter of the Bth July, 1893,— viz ,to guarantee us 5000 sitters at the rates mentioned. We are now making extensive preparations, and will be ready to commence the work on Ist August next. Yours faithfully, WRIGGLES WORTH & BINNS. , Deposit Tickets can be obtained from the Canvassers, and also from J. B. Innis, stationer, Willis street, Welling* ton, where samples may bo seeu.