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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 247, 23 February 1894, Page 1

DfflNK AND ENJOY MANDARIN (India, China, aud Ceylon Teas) ok TIGEIi BLENDS. (India aud Ceylon Teas.) ABSOLUTELY ITRE~AND UNSURPASSED. Can now be obtained from — Messrs Davy and Mills, Feilding, AND Allen and Co., Feilding. LYSAGHT'S ORB BRAND GALVANISED CORKUGATED IRON. I, vs a gut's #ORB BRAND is the HEST Iron mad© ORB BRAND i* tha CHEAPEST Iron made O«B BRAND is the LIGHTEST Iron made ORrl BRAND has three times the sale of any other Iron ORB BRAND is the only FIRST-CLASS Iron Galvanised Tinxed. SOLD TN NEW ZEALAND. ON SALE BY ALL IRONMONGERS. AND MERCHANTS, Use Little's Sheep Dips 3 mm iv ill have more Wool ! Wool will hritw a lietWr Price ! ! Fluid Din, tbe best Non-poisonous Dip, us 3d tmJ recommended by owners of over 5,000,000 shiep iv Now Zealand ulouc. Trice (iv cii^ks), 0s Gd per gallon : I gallon Fluid makes 100 gallons Dip. LITTLE'S POWDFIt DIP, a P.<iso tt \is Dip, cnntliitifld with GJycon'np— ihr 0 ;,,,0^ of ninny yoars 1 os^rionce. wnn.^fullv successftil-is dis-lacina «ll olhor lV.i<onou^ Dips. 'FAtorminites vermin, kreps wool soft and bnclit, oa«il.y raix^rt Cheapest and best Dm in the mnrlcot. Note Price (in improved iron kegs) oOs per csvt • 1 c«t makes l.OO'i enllnns of Dip. . , Vhicf A«pnt«— W.-ickburno nnd Co., rhristi-lnirch. Dislnct Agpnts-Palraor-ston N. anl Fnliini:, Barran>l an:l Abraham; Bulls aud Martoa, Gorton and Son.

| Y HE Public Trust Cffice of | HCW Zealand is a GovonmioiU intuition to nfToid, ftt lOW ratOS Of j commission, a secure nn-1 convenient recourse for those v.iio, ilesirous of toi-miiiy ! trusts in the i-olc-ny, i nmiut EiiiiFftictorily «p---j point jirivnti; Ui.is.Ur> in- executors, a:icl lor jieisons nimble or nun illiiif,' to limlertuko or continue tlie alniinislriilion of tlio trusts acceiitcd liy or imposed uiion tlictti. The Public Trust Office, constituted \>y "The l'ublic Trust OUice Act, 1872," baa boon since liuieli tnlur^ert iv its functions by amending Acts, to inert flowing requirements. Tho Amendment Aot of 1891 fuuilitai.es atl-ministi-atioti. nutliuriees prompt distrilMition, provides absolute security against loss to estates from investments at the iliccretion of the l'ublic Trustco, and iusuros the regular payment of tbo iuterost. Tbo Security and Fidelity of the Pub. lio Trnstoo'6 administration must bo considered of the utmost importanco to every person contemplating the appointment of a trustee. Tho colony ttwtninttw the fidelity of the administration, ami Guarantees also I the Integrity of the Capital Funds I invested n.t the option of the Public Trustee. Tbo Colony Guarantees also, on tne cai'itJii tumls «risi/»g lor hi vestment out of thft j>roj>ertied )>liieoil in tho Public Trust Oflieo. ft common mte of interest, to bo paid quarterly. Free of all charges of the Public Trust Office. The valuo of tliis Riiarnnteo is in tbe Guarantee of the Colony against loss from investments in bad or insuiliciont securitios, and against loss from delay in investment, and for tho regular and punctual payment of tbo interest, free of all charges of th« Public Trust Office. In tbo appointment of Trustees thoro must always be SerioUS concern as to th« •♦curity of th* capital funds ; and the larger tho capital funds tho urefiter must be tho concern for security, and tho less for a bifih iato of interest. Tho Public Trustee cannot die, ciiuuot leave the col<'iiy, cannot become aietjualifieri, or invuivo'l in private diflicultiea; and cannot be distrusted. In private trusteeships, death and absonoe render m-cessary numerous and expensive deeds not required by l'ublic Trustee's administration, which bus. besides, tbo offiM solicitor's advice without expense to tbm cstutos. Ily all who know or have experiences tlio contingencies of private trusteeships the«« advantages must bo appreciated. For furthor information apply to the Agent* of or to The PubUic Trust©*, Wot* linGton. JAMES HUGLI. WATCHMAKEIt and JEW KLLEB, , IMLMEIJSION NORTH, HAS in stock a choice and varied assntment of POCKET, DGSE UT, TABLE, aud CAHVLNG ! KNIVES. Also, a Great Selection of BKaUTIFUL HALL CLOCKS. Do not let the chance pass to Examine the Goods. _ " PKE P AIUN G FOR PI? ESS. STONE'S Wellington, Hawke's Bay, and Taranaki l> 1 11 KCTO 11 V — AND — NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL. FOUKTU YKAH--1894 5-01' PUBLICATION. rpO contain about 800 pages of |_ closely- printed and systematically- arranged Directory . Statistical and other flatter. Handsomnly bound in clotli and gilt-lettered. Price to Mibsoribers, 10s Gd. ST-NE, SON, & CO.. Dunedin. A. ATKINh (Follow Royal Inst. Dritish Architects) Assoc Moinb. Inst. Civil Knjrinour.s. AIiCIIITECT. WANGAN Ul . MR. ATKINS inakec i>erii>dica! visits tbroiigliuui the District Mr 11. L. BhenvUi will arrange mterviewb.

FEILDING BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM, Manciikstf.r Strkf.t S. SVENDSEN, PnOPRIETOR. LADIES' i^HOES in gloce kid, calf liid, Ooze calf, and tan. BALMORALS in glasey kid, French calf, kangaroo, &c. GENT'S BALMORALS in Ooze calf, French calf, crup and porpoise Gent's Kid and Calf Shoes, Running and Tennis Shoes, Court Shoes Slippers, &<■- Children's Boots and Shoes in great variety. Discount for Cash during the Christmas Holidays JUNCTION HOTEL, SANDON. I BEG to inform tho inhabitants of Campbell' own. ai d Carnarvon that I have taken over the Junction Hotel, aud intend to couduct it on the best lines. Travellers will always find here good accommodation and afirst-ciats table. Wines, Spirits, and Heer of the best brands kept in stock. Good Stabling an.l Paddocking. Horses and Buggies always on hire. DAVID LAING, THK~~L<>N<HSrKN SLAUGHTKKLNG AND FKKKZIXG COMPANY (LIMI'IXOJ. rilill-: Works me now (.jk-ii, ;iu«l JL A\ill frt-i'/u stoi-k on owner* account and boil down fat stocJi unsuitable lor iivczing. Farincirt clenirouti to kivo sto.-k lroy.cii should make early ai>i>iwuiiuu \o eusnvc space being secured. Arrangements have been made, v.itli Messrs Levin and Co., on behalf of the Company's agents, the National Mortgage and Agency Co., Limited, to make advances and render account sales direct to farmers on meat and tallow shipped through them. They Avill advance ljd per lb on mutton and I.UI per lb on lamb ' and on tallow according to quality. The followiug can be taken as a guide to farmers as to the outcome of freezing on their own account : — A Oolb slici-p ut ■. Ul per lb in London "ill rtlurn 9 9. net r.r.lb l<» U ■' C.olb „ .'J.'d 1° <>i ■' <>.-,lb 11 '"'l <• (iUlb „ Id „ „ .. 11 () ; » or.ib , „ .. i'Ai« •' ()()1 b „ H<t „ „ „ 1- •• " (Clb „ - I:iti " 'I'lie iilmvi; is lKi>cd on present _ value of-Uins: with in«-reas«.-d growth of wool on thc-e Hie net return perslieei> will be more Fin -tber partk-uluri \\ill Ije I'lrnisl'.ed on application. A (.•oiupctent person hn.i been enj^a^ed to draft freezing stock for farmers at their yards. free of charge. A. MACTUEKSON, Secretary. Longburn, '22nd January, IW4. 11. LOUIS GALLI^N, I>H AItM A C KUTI \\ L CHK Wl 3 T. (Hy Esiimination), MASCUEBTIiU 8TIiI! E1 , { FEILDING [Late T. A. Garrntt]