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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 272, 27 March 1894, Page 1

DRINK AND ENJOY MANDARIN (ludia, China, and Coylon Teae) ok TIGER BLENDS. (India and Ceylon Teas.) ABSOLUTELY PURE~AND UNSURPASSED. Can now be obtained from — Messrs Davy and Mills, Feilding, AND Allan and Co., Feilding. LYSAGHT'S ORB BRAND GALVANISED CORRUGATED IRON. Lysaght's #ORB BRAND is the BEST Iron made ORB BRAND is the CHEAPEST Iron made OKB BRAND is the LIGHTEST Iron made ORB BRAND has three times the sale of any other Irou ORB BRAND ia the only FIRST-CLASS Iron Galvanised Tinned. SOLD IN NEW ZEALAND. ON SALE BY ALL IRONMONGERS AND MERCHANTS, JUNCTION HOTEL, SANDON. "f HE Pub!sc Trust Office of KeK Zealand is n. Government I _._,,, , ■ P ii -11-' i,r institution to n fiord, ftt low rates Of BEG to inform the inhabitants oi . commission, a secure .ami convenient •■"Mldon ('ampbelUoWll, and reccm-so for those who, dosivous of forming „' . t i t 1 ,-.... ~ tl.« trusts iii llio colony, cui:i; .! satisfactorily apCarnarvoK thatl have taken over tne , loillt I)r ivate trusties or cNccutors, ana for Tnnffirm Hnfrl nnd intend to COU- persons nnal>lo or miwillins to undertake or JlUlCllOll 11OICI, fiua iuimu iv t,"u . L . outhme tho adtuitiiKtiiiUcm of tho trusts a«dUCt It- On tilC OCSfc hues. j cci>tc4 by 02- imposed ui'on their,. Trnvollnv; will ahviVS fiud here The PUUHC Trust Office, constituted luneiieis wui ai\\a>t> duu ucic i >y » xb« ruwic Tmst omco Act, isra," hoa "ood aCCOllilllOCiatlOll aild a arst-CiaSS boon since imicli enlarged iii its functions by f 11 amending Act 6, to uioet growing requirements. table. Tho Amendmont Act of ISDI facilitates ad- ,,,. _ ■ -, 3 r> ~f tU« ministration, authorise? prompt distribution, Wines, Spirits, aud beci ot tne providos absolute security against hest brands kept in stock. loss to estates from investment* I^ at the diricrotioii of ih.i l'ublic 'I'rustco, and Good Stabling a'sd Pacldor.kia.'j;. ' iusuros then i;ulai payment of tbo interest. Horse* a - i'l DugiTies ahv.syt; on ;.:iv. * insecurity and Fidelity of the Pub. I;.; V. il [.<■;''< tl.!i:iii'.i.-t:vi'i;>!l must bd COn- . T . . , ... s;;!c; •/! of !!■.• :::!!:»-: iispuriunce to every 1)A % > li) Lj. t.lS(j. pt.v.;i co:ili.-::ip]atiii^ f.;e appointinont of a — ■ ■ 1 to: U-c. Thi! f.:lt.'sy .711 !><:t:tcrs the juhhty of - _..:: , tii»ii.!ii!inistrn!ion.onii Guarantees also THE LONdIILKN SLAl(illTJ' !;INU j the integrity of the Capital Funds \\D FitJ'M'ZiNG COMPANY | invcsteil nt tlio option of tho Public Truste*. * * , T T , ItTVr .\ The Colony Guarantees also, on th« (.Lii.Miifcu;. capital fluids arising for investment out of the properties placed in tho l'ublic Trust Office, a t he -u^ are , no 7 oijeu> aua Fr^ o^ai o ch«s^sa vu a q iSSia I will ireczc stock on owners Trust Office. account and boil down fat stock unsuit- Tho va]ua of * thia RUftrantea ig in the able tor Ivcoz'ing. Cuarantee of the Colony against loss FamiCVS CiCHiroUS to have stock frozen from investments in bail or insufficient eoeurls:linTil/l nnl-n ptilv ivmlicatioll to ensure tios - atld ft G nillst loss from delay in invoskslioulcl maivo cain appiicauon lo usmt meut.and for tho regular and punctual payspace being secured. incut of tho interest, free of all charges of the Arrangements have been made with Public Trust Office. Iv the appointment ot it t i /•' „ 1,^1,0 H i->f tli« Trustoos thero must always bo serious Messrs Levin and Co., on behalt of tho concer n as to th« s««urity of th» Company's agents, the >*ational Mort- capital funds; and the larger the capital L'a«'e ami Acencv Co., Limited, to make fuutla the ffioater must be the concern for .? iT..-,v>™e ourl vonilnviponmifsalcsdirect aocurity, and the loss for a high rate of inadvances and lcmlci account faaics tuiecc terest Th<j Pub , lc Trustee cannot vie, to fanners on meat and tallow snipped cannot leave the colony, cannot become diithrough them. They will advance ljd qualinea, or involvod iv private difflcultiw, per lb°on mutton and lid per lb on lamb and cannot be distrusted. and on tallow according to quality. . re^ n ]^^^u^^ l Jad n tSS3S: The following can be taken as a guide deodo not required by Public Trustee's adto farmers as to the outcome of freezing "^^^^'weu^o**: on their own account: — estates. By all who know or have oxperieno«4 A 60. b .he«p at 3 5 d per .„ in London JM jet-rj 0^ „„., ifwii For further information apply to the Agent! &'"> " .A, " " " Joe?" ofor to ThePuWicTru»t^i* 651 b „ „ „ „ „ ll l°\ 11 6i)lb „ 4d „ „ „ 11/91,, TAIvn?C WTTPTT 651 b „ „ „ „ 12/10 „ JAMES HUCtIjI. 601 b „ 4Jd „ „ „ 12/5 „ WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER, The above k based on present^lue PALMERSTON NORTH. of skins ; with increased growth of wool FT Ab in stock a choice and on these the net return per sheep will be JH varied assortment of more POCKET, Further particulars will be furnished DESERT, on application. TABLE, and A competent person has been engaged CARVING to draft freezing stock for farmers at KNIVES, their yards, free of charge. Also, a Great Selection of A. MACPHERSON, BhUUTIFUL HALL CLOCKS. Secretary. Longb^n^2^^nuarv 1 1894 1 • pags tQ The Standard Sewing Machine. Examine the goods. . — : „ „ f PREPARING FOR PRESS. JTS as certain as the sun shines that JL if you K et any other make, nud then , happen to try the Rotary Shuttle, you O * </ w ° will not be content until you eet one like Wellington, Hawke S Bay, and it. Why buy a machine with a bobbin Taranaki holding 20 to 25 yards ? The Standard j) IREC TO R V bobbin holds 100 yards ; it also makes AND — 100 stitches while others do 65. Instead NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL, of moving backward and forward, and the needle-bar dipping twice to each year- 1894 5-OF publication. stitch, as in most machines, the Standard * UUUIU i^" xoo-x v Shuttle goes continuously forward and . ~ ~ the needle-bar dips once-henco, as the fTIO contam about 800 pages *>t most anexpenenced can see, there is far J_ closely- printed and systeniatih'ss wear, tear, noise, and friction. So cally- arranged. Directory, Statistical it runs supi-nor to them all, and all say au j other Matter. Haudsomclv its the BEST OP ALL-except perhaps b(nmd in clotl) ' and gilt-lettered, the man who has another make to «c lor . .subscribers, 10s Cd. one who lias never tried the Rotary cI , nVT? vrnxr «, ni\ Shuttle. SIONL, bO^, cV CO., F. J. W. FEAF, _ Duucdm. Machinist, and Importer of all kinds of "attmw« Machines, A - AIJVIJNO, A. largo slock of Bicycks and all ncces- (Fellow "Royal Inst. British Architects) sary parts in stock. Assoc. Memb. Inet. Civil Engineers. Frioo: £9 7s 6u, upwards. Attm-TT f PT?r ir P WA\ T f;AMIIT Willis Stbeet ... AIiCUIILGI, WA^QrAJSUI. TH E HIG li SCHOOL, "1 TR. ATKINS makes periodical IVA visits tbroughout the District. PALMERSTON NORTH, Mr H. L. Sberwill will arrange interfcL WILSON, M.A., v i ewa . Principal. Classes for Carpentry and Short- Infl hand are being formed. \A itß Evening Class oa Tuesdays and I^^ Fridays. S. SVENDSEN, A few vacancies both for Boarders pRACTICAL BOOT AND SHOE andDay Boys._ mpOJiTEB> JUBAL FLEMING, a Large stook of TOBACCONIST J^j[ English and Continental > „ AND . BOOT 6 AND SHOES, Turf Commission Agent, —including— Palme uston Nortu, Ladies' Glace Shoes and Bals., execute all Commissions Gent . B Kid SLoeB and Bals>j H Porpoise Bals., &c, &c. entrusted to Lib care on Racing A T arge StO ck of New ZealandEvents throughout the Colonies. . . made Bcwts,, ior vy inter wear, just to hand. Tur.ikina, 15th March . . , 7" „, , . , Hawke'B Bay, 10th and 17th Considering the iact that 1 am buySuulon 1 7th UJ o for cash 1D the vcl *y best marketß » Wnpier Park, 2Ut and i»^«id 1 *™ iv a position to bupply my cubChristchurch Autumn, LT-th uiul tomrrs wifh the very .best article at oy t j, the lowest possible price, Feiltlfng, -JCth and 27th Eoo t ts made and repaired on the short - Auckland, L'Otlwind 2TU\ Manciiestku Stkeist, SEND FOE CAKDS. FEILDING.