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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 217, 18 January 1894, Page 1

Edward Martin's TEMPLE OF FASHION, KIMUOLTON KoAD v I\ly display of Style: and Novelties < tjjrs\ is of nnnsual V Magnificence. / have spared no / ) jl effort to obtain thi / 1/ £, I very latest \ °" I productions from \A I * \ ENGLISir, V 34? ► \ COLONIAL i \ I) AND I A\ ~¥ CONTINKNTAI \y \ \R; MARKETS. \ My selection of \ Tweeds and ("loth is much larger / ond more * varied that hitherto \ Dresd \ve]J and be ~~^-- \ j snre oi «-V r -2^^^]^-\ Success. Do this at MARTIN'S TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. UHAND. f.'UiNCIvSSIoN IIS PMOTOGKAPHY. BILLENS &" BUNTINGS STUDIO, The Square, Pttlmcmtuit North. ONE Dozen Beautifully Euamellec or Opaletto Cabinet Photo graphs aud one 15 x 12 Opal o Bromide enlargement, for the smal sum of Hi Is. Tickets 2,'tf from our Canvassers al over the district. This ticket will cnubl the bolder on payment of additional 18/ i at the time of .sitting, to secure tho abov Marvellous Concession. Since extensive alterations, our Pro misi'S will compare favourably with an; Photographic Studio in tho colony. "W invite the public: to inspect our work am ! premises before going elsewhere. Elabo i rate preparations have been made ii every Department, so that the work ma; be turned out without delay We have engaged the services of first-class Lady Artist to do Knlarge ments in black, white, or oils. In con elusion we would respectfully a^k ih public <o patronise Local Industry. W will guarantee the work equal to anytkin, in New Zealand. Tickets issued by any other firm ac cepted till December 30th, 1803. CHRISTMAS GREETING. DENBIGH HOTEL, FEILDINC AS 1 havy in a complete, stock t tho choicest Wine*, Alos, un Spirits of the best English, Scotch, an Colonial brands, I aut in ;i position t ask old friends who ■will be visitin Feilding during the Christmas hoi days, as well as my Feilding customer.' to call and exchange The Compliments of tli3 Season Splendid Table; hot and cold Bath* first-class Stables. Christinas Hampers made up o order. WILLIAM LIGHT, Proprictoi