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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 105, 31 October 1893, Page 3

WANTED Known— The Rev. W. S. Potter, of Auckland, will deliver a Lecture in the Primitive Methodist Church, Feilding, on TUESDAY night, on the Pioneer Primitive Methodist Missionary. WANTED— Tenders for preparing and planting a Grass Plot. 5 Apply at this office. WANTED— A good Assistant to the Dressmaking, also an Apprentice. — Mrs Parr, Kimbolton Road. WANTED Known—There will be no meeting of the Local Court of Foresters to-morrow (Wednesday) evening. XXT ANTED— HaIf a dozen Weaner VV Pigs. Apply "Pi g> » Post Office. WANTED— A thorough good Female Cook ; good wages. Also, a young Girl to assist generally. Apply, by letter, to Mrs Thos. Lowes, Commercial Hotel, Birmingham. WANTED Known, The Ladies of the Wesleyan Church will hold ! a Sale of Work, Tea, and Promenade Concert on November 9, in the Assembly Rooms. Programme future issue. WANTED Known, Several Gen eral Servants waiting engagement. Apply, at once, Clementson's Registry Office, Manchester Street, Feilding. WANTED Known, a choice selection of Fancy Stationery, in boxes. All the newest and most fashionable designs procurable at J. S. Milson's. WANTED, Housemaid ; Man wants work with Butcher or on Station ; Lad wants work on farm. Apply at Clementson's, Manchester Street. WANTED to Sell, a seven-eighths Jersey Bull (9 months old), £6. Apply to G. Kirton, Derby Street. WANTED Known, Oysters ! Fresh Oysters at Clementsen's. All Fruits in season. Country orders attended to. Registry Office for Servants. ~Y\ ANTED Known, That Meals V t may be obtained on the morning and evening trains between Palmerston and Wellington. — Walter Freeman, Lessee Dining Car. WANTED Known, Just received, — First consignment of Garden and Flower Seeds from the noted seed-grower, W. Rowe, of Normanby. — Allan and Co. 117 ANTED, All householders to * » give onr Indian and Ceylon Teas a trial. Purity and flavour guaranteed. — Allan and Co. V\' ANTED Known, White EleV» pliant Potatoes, earliest aud molt prolific grown. — Allan and Co. IX/ ANTED Known, Allan & Co. V f keep only the best quality of Goods, and their Prices are admitted to be the Lowest in Feildin?. 117 ANTED Known, H. F. Jan- * t 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. C\ SH Bonus terms as follows : — 5 per cent for prompt cash with order, and all parcels over 120s sent, carriage paid, to nearest railway station from Te Aro House, Wellington. v LITE for patterns and price *^ list from the Fashionable Drapery Warehouse, Te Aro House, Wellington PATTERNS of our choice Dresses and Delaines posted free to any address, from Te Aro House, Wellington. IV 7 AN TED ~Known,~That J. P. Yt Cowie, of the Makino Store, has now received a full supply of summer goods in Drapery Prints, Flannelettes, Straw Hats, Flowers, and Ribbons, ifcc. In Ironmongery, Sheep Shears (all best brands), Shear Stones, VVoolpacks, &c. ; also, a full stock of Fancy Crockery ; Groceries included ; all to be sold at lowest possible prices for cash. THE COLYTON SHOEING FORGE. DUGALD HENDERSON, having secured the services of a firstclass Shoeing Smith and General Blacksmith, is prepared to undertake and execute all kinds of General Blacksmithing work. Horse Shoeing a specialty. Farm Implements made and repaired. (Opposite Hotel, Colyton.) EDWARD FEEK, HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST, Manchester Street, Feildin<j. CIGARS, Cigarettes, and all kivda of Fancy and Plug Tobacca kept in stock. A large assortment of Pipes, Cigar, and Cigarette Holders to select from. The usual Toilet Requisites always on hand, T^UONG LEE, Grocer, Fruiterer, and Fancy Goods Dealer, HAS Removed from Fergußßjn Street to Manchester Slrejt, Feilding. Crockcryware, Tea, Groceries, of all descriptions, at wholesale prices. Silk Handkerchiefs direct from China — a specialty. Cash Buyer of Fungus at top prices. VLL parties iudebted to William Maitland, of Birmingham, Coach Proprietor, are requested to pay their accounts to Mr Lawrence E. Reade, of Feilding, Solicitor, and whose receipt for same will be binding on me ; anil all persons to whom I am indebted are requested to furnish their claims to Mr Reade on or before the sth day of December, 1893. Dated this "27th day of October, is.).}. W^MAITLAND. DKESSMAKINOr. DUES-WAKING and Needlework ol cyory description neatly and quickly executed by the undersigned. Lfit st fashions always on hand. MISS AMESBURY, Denbigh Street, Feilding.