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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 320, 22 May 1894, Page 4

WILLIAM CAETHEW HAH now competed the opening up of his extensive stock of Christmas Goods. The Book Department is replete with all the newest Annuals, Toy Books, Prize Books, and a stock of General Literature which is not excelled in the Colony. Fancy Goods, consisting of Basketware, Work Boxes, Glove and HandKerchief Boxes, Writing Cases, Ladies' Bags ; in fact all that the most fastidious may require. Toys and Dolls in endless variety, and in all the newest designs. The Shilling and Sixpenny Tables are one of the wonders of the nineteenth century. It is impossible to form an idea of his extensive stock from an advertisement, and he would invite inspection. WILLIAM CARTHEW, Books Her, Stationer, and Fancy uoods la porter, FbILMNi*. From a Needle to an Anchor. H. HICKFORD, General Storekeeper, H\S now established a General! Store at Rangiwahia, where he is prepared to sell a 1 kinds of goods at the lowest possible prices. Fresh consignments of goods arrive monthly and must be sold, including Ironmongery, Glassware, Crockery, Tin warn, Groceries, Drapery, Clothing, Furniture, &c, &c. A well-assorted Stock to choose from. Pipes, I obacco, and v tationery a specialty; also, all School Requisites. Sheep Salt, in large quantities. Cooper's Sheep Dip on hand. Packing Done at Reasonable Rates. H. HICKFORD, GENERAL STORKKEEPKR, Rangiwahia. AKTfIUR L. PARR, m ' HRUILDkK a BLACK. MiTH, Kimbolton Road, Fending^ B\Hi> to thank thf public at larg-e for the favours extended him during tbe past, aud hopes, by good work and strict attention to business, to merit a still Inryer patronage in the tiuurf. Vehicles ot all kmus built of tbe best mu'eriul. Special cure t.ikei. in Horse ?>hoe my ejij«ic- n«-!itlv and promptly executed Ksti mutes givni) tor ul. iron work. \ \\ — All wm k o-uaruoreen tor twelve mouths