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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 159, 4 January 1895, Page 4

BrooN^^Hßrays on hand. I Agent tor TpBoJ Crystal, the great American 8 deep Dip. ~OHN DUNLOP. CENTRAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE. JUST OPENED UP — A large quantity of LINOLEUMS AND MaTTINGS in great variety. Also, beautiful Tapestry Coveriug , &c, &c, Before purchasing elsewhere, come and inspect my large assortment of FURNITURE, I and compare prices. Workmanship Guaranteed. ISAAC BRENT, Kimbolton Road. Fktt,t>tno aTWlliamson, TAILOR, Manchester Stkeet HAS just received a Large Con signment of NEW and FASHIONABLE GOODS FOB THE COMING SEASON. I would remind my customers to send in their orders early, as I en- ! deavour never to disappoint. Fit and Style Guaranteed. ALL WOBK DONE CONSCIENTIOUSLY. A. WILLIAMSON. nnTH E HIGH SCHOOL PALMERSTON NORTH, &. WILSON, M.A., Principal. < Classes for Carpentry and Shorthand are being formed. Evening Class on Tuesdays and Fridays. A few vacancies both for Boarders and Day Boys. % i 6 2 s o #-8 3 . g I fl 4 | , *> 5 « I rt 8 ' J . 1 B 3 8 a JOB Q Removed to more Convenient Premises, Wickett's Buildings, The Sqcake, Palmeeston Nokth. FRED "BUTLER, ACCOUNT- BOOK MANUFACTURER, BOOKBINDEB, STATIONER. ( AND MACHINK RULEE Rubber-stamp Maker. Engraving and Embossing, PALMEBBTON NOBTH. Music-binding a specialty. mo FARMERS and KUNHOLDERS. s4&^<&> Farmers and Runholders will do well to <<|||iftUy^|^yL study the rates on siA. 1 B- - .. i S^wH& Wool to Wellington for this season via Foxton per s.s. " Queen of the South." Freight from Foxton to Wellington, 3s per bale : Railage from Feilding (including wharfage Foxton), 3s. Wool taken to Wellington via Foxton can be landed at either the Railway or Queen's Wharf at no extra charge, pro. viding it is stated which wharf it is to be landed at on the consignment note. Wool for shipment to London via Foxton and Wellington does not incur the 6d bale wharfage as in other routes. P.S.— lntending shippers kindly state on consignment notes consignee's name, via Foxton, Wellington.. Steamers run twice a-week, and wool will be forwarded without delay. P. R. YOUNG, Shipping Agent, Foxton. Freight for General Cargo, Wellington to Foxton, 10s per ton. Christmas Greetings FROM EADE'S FUENITUKE WAREHOUSE. DUKING the next month A. Eade will sell at Very Low Pbioks. i <tnd will also give 1/- in the £ Discount, FOR CASH The Largest - tock in the District ! for Choice J ALFEED EADE Wishes all a Merry Christmas. XMAS 1894. I A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to All. To (Dakf 'he al<ov. re -font in every WILLIAM CART HEW H*" 'uifOrtert i be imx tx • uove -" h of a.' ißtuiii* Good* «rer ■»ri*i. in ibi!» u«rt of i'>r World The Book Department is r«plete with ' mi the iiuuaH t,n 18^4 Fnze Bi>< it*, i lo.v Mnd Picture Bo .k». sod General JLiter-'tU'-e. •■^-. . Fancy Goods Department consists of Ha -he ->a «, W rfc „\> ». Writing Desks, j Ladiei*' Bnii-. (Jumpaatons ; in fact all! the Fan<!. v.. d- iliat the most fastiai o"U8 m»> n quire » Toys and Dolls v> endless v'arie'y, and *fQ«l< the n* »»--<t oe^-fens. mechnnical and stwps wood Toys ''emu a specialty. Gfajpenny and Shilling Tables are one ' of tbK^WoadeiS of ineteenth Centurj. ChrU^m-Cdrds and booklets.— One of'the fine«ne(2^s in the Colonj ; fxqm^ one.pexiny to twefctj shilliags; nxpebnj oaa ending yacfcejte « epeciii^