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DEINK AND ENJOY MANDARIN (India, China, and Ceylon Teas) : oh TIGER BLENDS. (India and Ceylon Teas.) ABSOLUTELY PUEE AND UNSUEPASSED. Can now be obtained from — Messrs Davy and Mills, Feilding, AND Allan and Co., Feilding. LYSAGIJT'S ORB BRAND GALVANISED COEEUGATED IEON. Lysaght's JP?j ORB BRAND is the BEST Iron made S^^ ORB BRAND is tho CHEAPEST Iron made ORB BRAND is the LIGHTEST Iron made ORB BRAND has three times the sale of any other Iron ORB BRAND is the only FIRST-CLASS Iron Galvanised Tinnbd. SOLD IN NEW ZEALAND. ON SALE BY ALL IRONMONGERS AND MERCHANTS, Architects should specify REDCLIFFE CRCAYN Brand Galvanised Corrugated Iron. There is none better manufactured. Lighter sheets of other brands must bo thinner, aid will notlnstaslong or give the same satisfaction. Contractors should not be misled by erroneous Btnt-cmems, such as nro advertised by rival importers REDCLIFFE is the cheapest first-class Iron in tho market. The sheets are wider, thus a larger surface can oe covered with REDCLIFFE than with other brands, REDCLIFFE has been more largely imported into New Zealand during tho last 20 years than any other brand, and experience proves that overy sheet will be found perfect. \rf^j*J^*^V/ ON SA _K BY ALL PRINCIPAL IRON-MERCHANTS AND X^gLly STOPEKEEPERS. YOU CANNOT" BuOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. Make a silk purse — well, out of a bar of ~~ Boa p No Boots Like the Nor can you make a good blend by using PALMEESTON NOETH chiefly inferior Tea and adding a BOOT CO 'S sprinkling of something good "to ._ „ , * n > fetch it up," ai some people suppose. r - nit - T ,% to P ?^ nt *»* Co.). On the contra^, a Good Blend consists of HP 313 Ch « a P e f ßfc Sh ?P,, m T . OWQ to buy a combination of Teas, all of which -L your Boots and Shoes from, have their attractive qualities. , »r»r> jttt#.« We believe a Few People still regard Tea . Come and try pur Men's Pegged Water. Blending as simply the act of mixing jßhte at 12s 6d ; Men •« Shorten, 10s 6d; several Teas together anyhow. Men^ Bl , ucbe " / n " le #' J" M / / ls . 0 ' Anyone can do that I our Seamless Watertights, to be had only J from us. TEA BLENDING, AS CONDUCTED „ _ . _, . ,a . tjy tjs Note — Bring your Boots and bhoea ls ' and have them repaired by a practical AN AR* T oot an( * Shoemaker while you wait, fo which we have devoted VR\T>V FIFfEEN YEABS 1 CABEFUL & CONTINUOUS __ iU i f 1 L, X WA^ f'a r ml n A ar * „♦ o Boot Uppers, Leather and Grindery at ' the shortest notice at Wellington Prices. Our object is always to offer the Best Boots and Shoes made to measure on the Possible Uniform Quality and Value to shortest notice. „, a the public all the year round. . l N r ot ° th * MJf 81 ?- We would ask you to try our Fine Teas Opposite J. B. Hamilton s, Traper. from 2s 6d to 3s a pound. You will find them economical and of H. L. JAOKSON, exceptional quality and flavour. Manager. See that our registered Trade Mark " EMPIRE TEA C 0.," is on every JAMES FEASEE, package ' PLUMBER AND TINSMITH The following are our brands and Manchester Srreet. prices:— (Opposite the Denbigh Hotel.) Dragon 3s Od Houdah 3s Od fIIANKS supplied, and .pouting Kangra Valley ... 2s lOd J_ fi xe d at prk 98 to suit the times Kleph»nt 2s 8d COPPER BOILERS Buffalo .'.'.' .'.'.' 2s 4d And Tinware of every description Empire ... ... 2a 2d at the lowest possible prices. Ceylon (in lead) '.'.'. 2s Od Wood and Iron Turning, and all Mikado 2s Od sorts of jobbing done on the shortest EMPIEE~TEA CO., U ° tlCe> W. &G. TUENBULL & Co, Maker of the Excelsior Fire Blower Phophietors, — no Household should be without. WELLINGTON. Excelsior Blower for sulphuring JJADE'S blighted Vines or Trees. Corner Furniture Warehouse. E»*ta-h» given for all kinds of PbILDING - Plumbmg work. IS Btill first in the front with a fine SPLENDID STOCK Ob' NEW choice of BOOKS WINTER B y Latest Authors. FULL STOCK of Annuals, viz. : Chums, Leisure Hour, Sunday Fancy String Matting (at 2s 3d), a t Home, Chatterbox, Boys' and Cocoa Matting. Girls' Annuals, and many ethers. Linoleums and Oilcloth— 22 pieces to FA.NCY GOODS, select from. Photo Albums and Frames, Work Boxes, Writing Desks and Cases, Looking Glasses and Mirrors, from 9d Q-i ove an d Handkerchief Boxes, to £5. Lady's Haud Bags, Mirrors, Music Cases, Purses, Card Cases, Wallets, _ , Fancy Ornaments, Toys, Violins, The above are all New Goods, Accordeons, requisites for Fancy at Lowest Prices for CASH. Needlework, Windsor and Newton's Artists' Materials, and every description of Fancy Stationery. We make our Furniture on the prem- J. S, MIL SO N i ises, and ask the public to support Local (Next Brick Store), Industry and buy furniture of the MANOHEaTEK Street, Ueilding. makers- ___ __ ST. LEONARD'S NUHSERY, ALFRED EAPE QUEENS STREET, SAYWELL BEOS., fkildinu. KIMBOLTON ROAD, FEILDING Tfl WOR -FOLD desires to inform Carriage Builders. ____• his friends, and the public Agricultural and Shoeing Smiths. generally, that he is prepared to sup- . ply, at lowest rates, — SAYWELL BROS, desire to in PLANTS, SHRUBS, etc., form tho residents and settlers in endless variety. in Feiiding and the surrounding Districta that they are prepared to build Bouquets, made to order. Carriages and other wheeled Vehi- InS p ec tion invited. cles at the lowest possible prices. Strawberries-(New Plants) in diffe Good Material and WorJananship ren \ varietießt guaranteed. HENHY WOBBFOLD. ■ Painting, Trimming and Repairs C. P7PUWLES, neatly executed. /COMMISSION AGE JV 1 ''■ -— \J AND Agricultural Implements of al Licensed Land Beokeb. kinds mad 4 and repaired. 1 i Offices— Lambtou Quay, Phoeuix BuiiH* Horses /shgd for 5s and upwards, ings, Wellington. (

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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 88, 8 October 1894, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 88, 8 October 1894, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 88, 8 October 1894, Page 1

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