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

Kiwitea ... 1035 a.i|j|i Fowlers ... ... " 11.15 tHJf J Pemberton ... ... 4.80 pn^ Bangiwabia 5.0 p.m.' Leaves Kangiwahia . . 8 a.m- --" Pemberton „ 8.30 a.jn * Fowlers . . ~ \ p.m , " Eiwitea „ 1.50 p.nf " Cheltenham . . 2.25 p.m. , Arriving at Feilding . . 3.30 p n»;. . Parcels and luggage promptly at-' * tended to. Booking Office— Carbine Btableß, Feilding. Bl« YULAK~! 'kiUlfvLKSil * MADE of pure steel throughout. . fitted with balls all over, anil*, inch guaranteed cushion tyres. All 1893*4 modern improvements. FtiVa : £18 10s; or to be had on' the time-pur-chase system : £5 down and balance in instalments of £1 10s per month"."" ;We make a specialty of repairing, and also keep in stock sundries and fittings' of all descriptions. _«. •-* . J. SEXTON & CO., "Southern Cross" Cycle Manufacturing and Importing Company, Tory Street ... Wellington. N.B.— Catalogues and prices. can be obtained at Mr G. W. Fowles', agen^for Feilding and District. POHANGINA STEAM SAW AND PLANING~MILLS. fTIHE proprietors of the above MillT are prepared to deliver Sawn Timber „ m Feilding, and to all jiarts lit *Sw district, at the lowest current rates. ADSETT & SON, ROLLER FLOuiT^^^^H MESSRS CHAMBEE^^^^I BROS, flour has again^^^H to the front. Their mill is ndPI|BP fitted up with the latest patent— tee |y| Cornelius Boiler Mill— which is die |f| first and only one of the kind in the ||| Colony. It is turning out one of the finest classes of flour;: in the market. I: Ask your storekeepers for it. ; Chamberlain Bros.- are also pro* i ducmg at their mill, a beautiful ' flake j- Wheatmeal, TrjL4t^fer jwrridge, bread, and pastry. It is 'f&*~"~°: markably weet and tasty. Crushed Oats cjui^ar^eH^^h^T-:^ tamed at the Mill. Crushing done at 8d per bushel. ? " T. R. CHAMBERLAIN, f Manager^ Established 1870. . '■ A few of the leading features of this Department are— 1. STATE GUABANTEE.— Every policy is guaranteed by tha State, an incalculable . advantage _-i_. which cannot be. off ered by ar^cfct;*" ~^~ if; fe, office doing business in AnstrAlasia. •->- T Tin if m Ti;.n i mTiiMtfi!!/^ v — mioms are lower than the partici- . pating rates of any other office doing ousinesa in Australasia. [ 3. LARfJE BONTISES.-rln spite of the low, .premiums,- a cash sorpiua of £190^000 was declared at the last valuation (December, 1893), of which £140,000 was divided, and the balance reserved. •; ' FUNDS AT PRESENT DATE EXCEED TWO MILLION POUNDS. ANNUAL INCOME EXCEEDS . £360,000. ' J. a. BICHABDSON, . -" M Commissioner' A. ATKINS. ~ (Fellow Eoyal lost. " British . Architects! Asaoc; Memb. fiist. Civil Engineer!. • ARCHITECT, WANOANXJI. MR. ATKINS makes periodical visits throughout thVDistriotl Mr H. L. Sherwill will arrange inter* views. • ■ j ■ SPEdAL NOTICE. \ lime is Shwt; Bad Weather v Sure, T HAVE secured over two years' supX ply of first-lass Wood (Matai and Eata) from Mr A. GoldfinchVof Taonui. which I will deliver at my usual prjeei ,'^^ Orders left at Mt J. S. Mason's will be quickly attended to.^ ; ' ERNEST Abitfi^^^^^tf Firewood and General Ca^^^^^^^^^J ii mm i ii 1 1 mi i iiii^^^^^B No Necessity to go 7o Ib^^^^^^^^^^H Elsewhere— • : V^^^^^^^^^^H CAN BE HAD IN FEl^^^^^^^H HORACE BASTlNGii^^^^^^^B cheater Hottjl," W^^^^^^^^^^M rangoments for tHe lmp^fl^^^HH^^^l and SpMts jfconTEuropeana^utbiAttsr^B^ teal ?" Jiowpreparedito deliver Hamp.' -4p^ era^^fi^sand^hVl^Year aa ;|| Br^dy^lJboJesWnk|^^ half dozen boltle S lStdu%J^e<SS )| H