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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 330, 4 June 1894, Page 3

TTTANTED Known, Prohibition Meet. '' <VV ;1 ing postponed to ' WEDNES- ■ DAY Evening, at "7.80. Business im. ' ■ -portant. Allinterested are earnestly re* qneßted- to , attend. - I XX/aNTED to Hiife, a small Pad- ; VV* dock, with good feed, for 3 horses in vicinity; of bakery. Apply, - sharp, Franklin-Browne Bros., at Manchester Street Bakery. WANTED Known, a Social, in connection with the 1.0. G.T., '. 1 will be held hi the Forester's Hall on TUESDAY, sth June; good programme ; refreshments provided ; ad- , } mission, 6d ; to com menceat 8 o'clock. WANTED Known — F. Berry, Butcher, will visit Feilding i every Monday, Wednesday-, and Friday with a full supply of prime Beef, -— . first-class Mutton, and good, fresh I Pork, at reduced prices. " WANTED Known— All persons found trespassing in pursuit of game, or otherwise, on our properties at Makino, Kimbolton Road, Taonui, or Ashurst Road, will be > prosecuted. i ,C. PHARAZYN- t ) a. E. LITTLE WANTED Known, Pollard, bran, oats and chaff, fowl. wheat, barley, maize for sale at A. R. Allan «fc Co.'s, General Storekeapers, Feilding. WAITING, at the Wellington Labour Bureau, 48, Willis Street, Wellington,— Waiters, Wait- , t resses, Barmen, ' Barmaids, Cooks, Laundresses, Station Hands, Married Couples. Employers can rely on all employes sent from this office as being well recommended. ANTED Known, J. S. Milson is agent for ' Miss Bacon, Palmerston N. ' Ladies kindly observe a well-assorted stock of Fancy Needlework, &c, in shopr WANTED Known, that A. Pallant and Co. Repair Boots and Shoes at the following prices, viz. : — Men's half-soled and heeled, 3s 6d; Ladies' do., 3s; Children's (7 to 13), 2s. All leather guaranteed. ' Note the Address : Opposite, Hamilton's. ' V\i ANTED Known, That Meals V T may be obtained on the morning and evening trains between Palmerston and , Wellington. — Walter Freeman, Lessee Dining (for. ANTED Known— lf you want a good article at the lowest range * of prices in. Drapery, Clothing, Boots, Ironmongery, Croclcerj, Saddlery, &c. &c, yon cannot do better than patronise the Makino Store, as the proprietor, Mr J. P. Cowie, makes it his study to pro. vide his numerous castomera with the ■ best value procurable for their money* and has selected, and arranged his itock accordingly. ~~ ~~ CLEMENTSON'3 T ABQUR EXCHANGE & REGISXJ TRY OFFICE, — , "M4JNCHtST«B BtBSET, FeILDING ' (Licensed). General wants situation in Feilding; 7s pl^ f eck. Stamps in every, case- mußt be sent for reply. ": ' BirmiDgliam Furniture Warehouse. THE underwgned begs to notify to f the settlers of Birmingham, Apiti, and Perabcrton districts, that be has commenced business in Birminiham as a CABINET-MAKER and UPHOLSTEBEB, and trusts, by strict attention to busi« ness, to merit a fair share of patronage. Ererj description of FurnUure made, at town prices, and satisfaction guaranteed Funerals Undertaken. Agent for Polmerston North Sash and Door Factory. F. FANTHOhPE, Cabinet-maker and Undertaker NOTICE. ALL persons found trespasf-ihg on Strathendrie or the Kiwitea properties of the Colonists' Land land Loan Corporation, will be prosecuted. Wm. H. HAKTGILL. Halcombe, April 80, 1894. ; 1). E. AME3BUBX Taxidermist, BIRDS, animals, fish, reptiles, &c, Stuffed, Mounted, or Preserved for Export as required ; horns polished ; rare skins procured to order. Moderate charges. Prompt attention. , Denbigh Street, Feildisg. MISS McCLUJRE, SCIENTIFIC DRESSMAKER. English and colonial Experience. LADIES own material made up. ATEST Fashions by every mail. WARJNOCK & ADKINS, Feilding. FIREWOOD AND POSTS. THE undersigned is prepared: to _ supply Firewood (in all lengths' and of all kinds), stabs, and Posts, at fair market rates. LIND CALDWILJ.,, - . Makino DRESSMAKING. J~\RE SSMAKING and Ne adlework 1 / of eyery description neatly and quickly executed by the undersigned. Latest fashions always on hand. MISS AMESBURY, Denbigh Street, Feilding. (JAMDIiiM iJREWOOD DEPOT. THOM S SMITH now cut* firewood at his Depot, in Camden Street, in lengths and quantities to suit customers. His Steam Sawmill enables him to cut from six inches upwards for stoves andregister grates. Charges moderate. THOMAS SMITH, « amden 3treet v —" NOTICE. — — ~r~rANY person found trespassing on the property of S. R. Turner, w ith • og or gun, will b 3 prosecuted. Poison laid for dogs. P. DESMOND, Agent A CABD. MISS WINCHESTER, CEItTIFICATED Ladies' Nurse, ddress : Care of Mrs John Menzies, Ashurst Road, Feilding. TO SPORTSMEN. i ■■ NOTICE is hereby given that all persons trespassing with dog , or gun on Potatau Farm will be prosecuted. ' : PERCY BU&IiELL.