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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 348, 25 June 1894, Page 4

~^V. PEGDEN, I AM SASH, DOOR, & FURNIb TUBE FACTORY, [PALMERSTON NORTH, J L.S great pleasure in announcing to I bis old patrons and the public Lily that he bas opened his new Ises with an entirely fresh stock of lURNITURK IN ALL DEPARTMENTS Bedding, Carpets, Linoleums, Toilet Sets, &c , Ac, &c, of the newest and latest designs, such as cannot be surpassed, an*i which he is selling at prices to meet the times. To parties furnishing, attention is directed to the following special lines and prices : — Suits of Furniture, from £12 15s Oil Kitclien Tables, from ... 8s bd Austrian Chairs ... 7s Ud Atuerican Chairs ... 3s o'd Spring Mattra-ises. from IS* Gd A cordial welcome will be extended to all visitors without being pressed to purchase. Note the address — W. PEGDEN, FURiNITURE WAREHOUSE, The Squabe, Sodth. RANGIWAHIA SHOEING FORGE (Adjoining Pemberton Hotel). HE. BERGERSO.N begs to an. # nouDco to the inhabitants of IVmbe; ton, Kan»iwahia, and the sur» rounding district, that he has commenced business as General Blacksmith, and trusts, by strict mtention to business, coupled with good workmanship, to receive n fair sharo of pntronnge. All Work Guaranteed. Shoeing a Specialty. H E. BERGERSEN, 3enrral Blacksmith WILLIAM HEALD, Uui.der and Contractor, SASH AND DOOli FACTOKY (Near Railway station), Feilding. STOCK ."Mzes, Sashes and Doors always on hand. Mouldings, Match Lining, &c, produced on the shortest notice W A.IIOWM ING, COACHBUILOER, Excelsior Steam Carriage and Factory Works, Ne;ir Railway Station and Cuba Street, (Opposite Clarendon Hotel Stables), Palmerston Nokth. 17^ VERY description of Vehicle built to order by a competent staff of workmen. All kinds of repairing work done in connection flith the business at fair and reasonable charges. i have also extended my business tit tlie mam works, uear the Railway j Station, to 1 Shoeing and General -mitiis' Work, In all its Branches. W. A. BROWNING (Laic -lirpwning and Tory). rr^ — The Standard Sewing Machine. IT'S as certain as the sun shines that if you set any other make, aud then huppen to try the Rotary Shuttle, you will not be content until you get one liko if. Why buy a machine with a bobbin holding 20 to 25 yards P The Standard Kobbin holds 100 yards ; it also makes 100 stitches while others do 65. Instead of moving backward and* forward, and Ihe ueedlc-'bar dipping twice to each *tit'-h, a« in most machines, the Standard Shutile g'-es continuously forward and the needle bur dips once— hence, as the most unexperienced can see, there is far less wear, tear, noise, and friction. So it run-i superior to them all, and all say it- the BEST OF ALL— except perhaps the man who lias another make to sell or one who has never tried the Rotary Shuttle. F. J. W. FEAR, Machinist, and Importer of all kinds of hachines, V largo slock of Bicycles aud all necessary parts in stock. Price: £9 7s 6d, upward*. Willis .-tbeet ... WELLINGTON Dying to I ive and Living to Dye. T. EAE, PRACTICAL DYER AND CLEANER From Wanganui, HA"> opened a Branch in Palmeraton North, where any articles of Clothinjr, either ladies' or gentlemen's, inav be Dyed equal to new ; also, tablecloihs curtains, &c Feathera a specinlty— curled and died. Repairs done, and trousers neatly strapped. T. RAE, Main Street, Palmerston North Feilding Agent : H. Hickford Al . BELFIT, SADDLER and HvRN'ESS MAKER, Manchkstkb Stbhet, Fkildixo. RKFAIR3 a specialty. Large stock of all kinds of saddlery. Horse covers. Leather Tie-ups (patent). NOTIFICATION UNDER " THK CEMETERIES ACT, 1892." Tin HE undersigned members of the _|_ Church of New Zealand, commonly called " The Church of England," bein^ desirous that the land described iv the Schedule hereto attached should be set apart as a Burial Ground, to be used for the exclusive interment of the members of the said Church, and baviug obtained the sanction of the Colonial Secretary for the purpose, do hereby, iv pursuance of Section 48 of " Tbe Cemeteries Act, 1882," declare the said laud to be dedidated and open as a Burial Ground, to bo used exclusively as aforesaid. SchedL'lk— All that piece or parcel of land lately transferred to the Diocesau Trustees, consisting of one acre, or there - abonta, and being part of Section uumj bored 01, Sub-division E, Manchester I Block, excepting thereout such portion ' of the aforesaid acre, or thereabouts, as may be required for tbe erection of a church thereon. — 11. C. Wilson, J. J. Williamson, Mary Wilson, 11. C Wilson (junior), A. S. Wilsou, Constauce Christian, Sam. Slimpson, J. Stimpsou.Thos. ' (iillxil, Ellen Gilbert, K. Calliugham, Edwin Marshall, Aim Marshall, Isaac Marshall, Sam Watson, George Wheeler, A. Wheeler, E. M. Jackson, Thomas Christian, Emma Christian, C. J. Goldin«j, T. Parry James, E. Gilbert, F. S. . Ellerui, T. 'it. Callingham, F. Thorby. Thomas Marshall! P. Thorby, A. _M. ' Thorby, aud H. H> Gilbert.