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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 160, 5 January 1895, Page 4

T7IEILDING COAJ DEPOT, I Jj KIMBOLTON BOAI>. Household Coal Drain Pipes Blacksmith Coal Syphons Charcoal Bends Coke Stench Straps Bone Manure Garden Tyles Bone Meal Flower Pots Brook's Lime always on hand. Agent tor Carbol Crystal, the great American Sheep Dip. ~~JOHN DUNLOP. CENTRAL FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. TUST OPENED UP — A large • I quantity of LINOLEUMS AND MATTINGS in great variety. Also, beautiful Tapestry Coverings, &c, &c, Before purchasing elsewhere, come and inspect my large assortment of FUBNITURE, and compare prices. I Workmanship Guaranteed. ISAAC BRENT, KIMBOLTON ROAD. FkTT,T>TNO "aTwilliamson, TAILOR, Manchester Stbeet HAS just received a Large Consignment of NEW and FASHIONABLE GOODS FOR THE COMING SEASON. 1 would remind my customers to send in their orders early, as 1 endeavour never to disappoint. Fit and Style Guaranteed. ALL WOEK DONE CONSCIENTIOUSLY. A. WILLIAMSON. m~H E Hl^ H SCHOOL PALMERSTON NORTH, K. WILSON, M.A., Principal. Classes for CarpeDtry and Shorthand are being formed. Evening Class on Tuesdays and Fridays. A few vacancies both for Boarders and Day Boys. % i 6 & 1 o SO **3 W» £ 1 S .! *| . I _« g z* g 3 g a Ze * 3 H S < s § 1 • -■ « O Removed to more Convenient Premises, WicTceWs Buildings, The Squabe, Palmbbston North. Fred Sutler, ACCOUNT -BOOK MANUPaC TUREE, BOOKBINDER, STATIONER. AND MACHINE RULER. Rubber-stamp Maker. Engraving and Embossing, Palmerston North. Music-binding a specialty. mO FARMERS and JtiUNHOLDERS. Farmers and Runholders will do well to •^^^^M^lwl study the rates on «SsSglffri^g9l& Wool to Wellington for this season via Foxton per s.s. " Queen of the South." Freight from Foxton to Wellington, 3s per bale r Railage from Feilding (including wharfage Foxton), 3s. Wool taken to Wellington via Foxton can be lauded at either the Railway or Queen's Wharf at no extra charge, providing 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. F. R. YOUNG, Shipping Agent, Foxton. Freight for General Cargo, Wellington to Foxton, 10s per ton. Christmas Greetings FROM EADE'S FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. DURING the next month A. Eade will sell at Very Low Pbioes, and will also give 1/* in the £ Discount, FOX CASH. The Largest ~tock in the District for Choice ALPEED EADE Wishes all a Merry Christmas. XMAS 1894. A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to All. 5 ■,) tbfike iLp ai'ov** iB-tt-at m every c* eat, WILLIAM CABTdEW H •'■..*» imported >he> uiohi fcX"-iHve s'ot-R of hr)Btn»Hf Good* ever >«•»•« in ibis part of tlie VVorld The Book Department is replete with ail (he nnuals rur 1894. Prize Books, To> and Picture Bouks, and General Literature. Fancy Goods Departmeut^ "cojisists of Ba>keiwu c, Wurkb..Xi .«.. Wiitm^Desks, Ladies' Bags. Companions ; in fa~£t all the Fanc> Goods iliai the most f&atidi ous miij require. ' Toys and Dolls in endless variety* and in all the newest designs, mechanical and strong wood Toys being a specialty. \ Sixpenny and Shilling Tables are orie of the Wonders of -Nineteenth Century. Christmas Card* and- Booklets.*- 'One ot^ibej^neat stocks in the Colony ; froni one penrij to twenty sh^Uiags ; sispenn/