The Standard Sewing Machine. IT'S as certain as the snn shines that if you «ct any otber make, nud then happen to try tho ltotary Shuttle, you will not be content until you (jet one like it. Why buy a machine with a bobbin holding 20 to 25 yards? The Standard bobbin holds 100 yards ; it also makes 100 stitches while others do 65. Instead of moving backward and forward, and the needle«bar dipping twice to each stitch, as in most machines, the Standard Shuttle goes continuously forward and tho needle- bar dips once— henco, as tho most unexperienced can see, there is far less wear, tear, noise, and friction. Soit runs superior to them all, nnd all say its the BEST OP ALL— except perhaps the man who has another make to sell or one who has never tried the Rotary Shuttle. F. J. W. FEAF, Machinist, and Importer of all kinds of Machines, A. large stock of Bicycles and all ncceS' sary parts in stock. Price : £9 7s 6d, upwards. Willis Stbeet ... WELLINGTON Edward Martin's TEMPLE OF FASHION, Kimbojyton Koad >— \ My display of Styles \ Jr ajt ia of unusual " " <** Magnificence. J j nJ£ \ effort to obtain the / jj £ very latest i :C\ *" productions from \ lL * ENGLISH, \O4ff 1 .. COLONIAL nf^D \ An and A\ J/ CONTINENTAL L// \W MARKETS. ' |\ My selection of / \ Tvyeeds and Cloths I I is much largor y- and more varied that hitherto. A J I Dress well and bo if " — rz4 i I sure ot » « ; — -^^fea^aerS Success. Do this at MARTIN'S TAILOKING ESTABLISHMENT. T AMES J. CURTIS Customs, Shipping, and Forwarding Agent, Grey Street, WELLINGTON, N. 2. Proprietor of Wellington Pared Delivery Company. Goods and Parcelß forwarded to all parts of the world. P.O. Box 168..— T*lei)hono. 110 15¥^Fam^ociTboaeding7 HOUSE, Fergusson Street, Feildinc*. MRS H ALLEY, having made several improvements since th« New Year in this popular establishment, will continue to supply first-class Meal* for Is, at all Lours ; good, clean Beds at Is, MKB H ALLEY, Propriotrix. THE FEILDING HOTEL STABLES. fTIHE undersigned, having leased _I_ the above stahles, has pleasure in informing the travelling public, and the residents of Feildinpj, that all Horses and Traps left in his charge will receive every care aud attention, Buggies, Sulkies, and Sadtllo Horses always on lure. i J. McCwxLEy, Propriotor.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 113, 7 November 1894, Page 1
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384Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 113, 7 November 1894, Page 1
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