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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 265, 16 March 1894, Page 4

REID AND GRAY, SOLE AGENTS IN NEW ZEALAND, FOR TUH MERCER NON-CANVAS BINDER, TO INTRODUCE THIS MACHINE IJSTO THE DISTRICT, HAVE NOW REDUCED THE PRICE TO £30.. DELIVERED AT YOUR iN BAREST PORT. TESTIMONIALS ON APPLICATION. . F YOUUKE NICE TEA ASK YOUR GROCER FOR CELEBRATED&THE BEST INDIAN CHINA& CEYLON TEAS PROCURABLE j kSTABLISHED 1875. H. COLLIEFr & CO., PIANO & ORGAN IMPORTERS— WANGANUI ,fr. PALMERSTON N., Mi John Cobbe Feilding Agent. THE KHsT^TJSS PIAITO. U P R I G H T"* G RAND. 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 has the Knauss Pianos now on view. Tuning orders may be left with Mr obbe. The Kndiiss may be had on deferred payment. Pianos and Organs on deferred payment from 5s per week. We send out none but reliable pianos, and consequently do the leading business on the coast. Architects should specify REDCLIFFE CP.OV\ "N Brand Galvanised Corrugated Iron. There is none better manufactured. Lighter sheets of other brands must be thinner, aul will not last as long or give the same satisfaction. Contractors should notbe misled by erroneous statements, sucli as are advertised' by rival importers GALVANISED REDCLIFFE is the cheapest first-class Iron in the market. Tho sheets are wider, thus a larger surface can be covered with REDCLIFFE than with other brands, REDCLIFFE has been more largely imported into New Zealand during the last 20 years than Any other brand, and experience proves that every sheet will be found perfect. Irt\J IU H wh O-V SA>_K BY AL& PRINCIPAL IHON-MERCHAN'TS AND 3^/ STOPUKKKPKKS. >^C I \f^^ NEW ZEALAND JNSUEAiNCeT ATwfjLJH^_^Nr COMPAiNY I taiTOU (FIRE AND MARINE). xaijjUK, Manchester Street Capital £1,000,000 (Opposite the Denbigh Hotel). Paid up and Reserve Funds £435,000 TILTHILK thanking the public for With unlimited liability of share- P»st. favours, 1 wish to notify holders}. that I have on hand a largo and wellselected stcck of Rates : Lowest Current. English, Scotch, and Colonial Tweeds, Settlements : Prompt. Cloilis, Serges, Being a Colonial Institution, the Worsteds, Funds and Profits are invested m Bedfords -he Colony. Cheviots, Bannockburns, &c, &c. Agent at Feilding--WILLIAM CARTHEW; My customers are respectfully re. Tv _-_ * . quested to give their orders for District Agents- Christmas and New Year in good Birmingham :H. Tolley (Junr. time that I may engage a sufficient Halcombo : Wm. Bell ; number of hands for the occasion. Wellington Branch- Fit and style guaranteed, .orner of Grey Street and Lambton All work undertaken done conQ ua y« scientiously. WILLIAM I. BO LAM, Acting Manager. WILLIAM CARTHEW ARTHUR L. PARR, ~ W Ay now com P eted the opening 'nAfMinTTTi npp * nr MP Dv -■"*- U P of *" 8 extensive stock of 1 ,OACIIBUILDER & GLNERAL Christmas Goods. BLACKSMITH, The Hook Pcptrtment is replete with Kimbolton Road, Feilding, »H the newest Annuals, Toy Books, — — • Pri:so Books, and a stock of General BEGS to thank tbe public at large Literature which is not excelled in for the favours extended hfm ue ' olony. uring the past, and hopes, by good y mcy Goodßi cons i s f m „ 0 f Basketrork and strict attention to business, ware, Work Boxes, Glove and Hand- > merit a still laryer patronage in Kerchief Boxes, Writing Cases, Ladies' Bags ; in fact all that the „. VeLicles ot all kinds built of tbe most fastidious may require. c est material. , r . n „ • „ . . G • i t , ■ 1T rt logs and Dolls in endless variety, Special care taken , n Horse Shoe- aild ( n all the newest deßlgnß# *' f ••i . . , , The Shilling and Sixpenny Tables are \, Hepairs neatly and promptly cxc- one of the wonders of the nineteenth r.- . , , century, - " Estimates g-iven lor all iron work. T . . . ... , , N.B.— All work "uarunteed for It is impossible to form ail idea of volve months n v.u .' 8 extensive stock from au adverI tisement, and he would invite iu|a cahi)| | spection. 1 B J t-ttx D^ t , V ALENTINE . I WILLIAM CAKTHEW, A UILDER AND architect Bookseller. Stationer, and Fancy £ Vi^Kn™' l ' 00 & 8 at 1 ( hILDISXix I JiiLDiNa.