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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 172, 19 January 1895, Page 3

WANTED Known— Mr Wm. McLean, Evangelist, will preach in the Assembly Rooms TO - MORROW (Sunday) evening, at 8 o'clock. Sankey's Hymn-books used. No Collection. ANTED to Sell, from 50 to 70 sacks of machine-dressed Cocks--1 foot Grass Seed. Apply to W. F. Marsh, Birmingham. WANTED Known— That C. Wickham's Express has been fitted up for the convenience of Passengers, Picnic Parties, &c. r TTTANTED Known — F. Mackenzie r VV has for sale locally-grown ripe Pears, Plums, and Apples. WANTED KnowD— Apricots for sale. — E. Jennins, Awahuri Road. ANTED Known-That the (Good Templars' Annual Picnic will be held in Mr V. C. Ransom's Paddock, at Campbelltown, on ANNIVERSARY ) DAY, 22nd January. Luncheon and Tea, ls each. Public Meeting at 7.80 p.m. ; Free. NO Place like Te Aro House in P'eilding for Bargains. Shop al--1 ways busy. You try it ! NORMOUS quantities of stuff disposed of daily at our Great Part- , nership Sale. Wonderfully Cheap Prices. E ARO HOUSE, Feilding, for Country Settlers, Town Residents, &c. Ready Money Customers save enormously in price. ANTED Known— The First Anniversary of the Primitive Methodist Church, Colyton, will be celebrated on SUNDAY next, January 20th, when the Rev. Mr Grindley will preach. Tea Meeting on TUESDAY, January 22nd, when a number of Ministers and Friends will take part. Tea on tables at 6 p.m. WANTED Known— Second-hand Gigs, Spring Carts, and Buggies for sale at G. H. Saywell's Carriage Factory, Kimbolton Boad, Feilding WANTED Known, Mrs Peter Thomson has just received a consignment of splendid Apricots from Nelson. WANTED Known— A grand selection of Shell Goods at J. S. Milson's ; cheap. See Window. WANTED Known — That W. G. Smith, of the Waituna West Brick Yards, is prepared to supply first* class BRICKS, m any quantities, at £2 IDs per thousand. WANTED to Sell, second-hand Eng-lish-made Piano ; cost, _J_5 — selling for ; to be seen at Mr Brent's Furnishing Warehouse, Feilding, Monday, 26th inst. — H. Jolly, Commission Agent, Feilding. ANTED Known, our usual Christmas consignment of Canterbury Hams and Bacon to hand. Vendor's name is sufficient guarant c for quality. ALLAN & CO. (Next Clothing Factory). WANTED, Owners for the following articles, now lying at the Star Office, viz. : — Lady's Black Muff, Black Tippet, Rug, Gent's Cape, Maltese Cross Pendant (with initials "E.W.8., 1887"), and Greenstone Pendant. WANTED Known— That Mr S. S. Moore is prepared to receive Pupils for the Piano, Organ, and Violin. Tuition given at private residences. Terms and information on application to J. S. Milson, Manchester Street. ANTED, Farmers and all persons interested in dairying to come and inspect P. Thomson's Patent Milk-cooler, which has given great satisfaction to aU who have tried it, in both aerating and cooling milk. Only best material used in manufacture. AjMTED Known— That J. P. Cowie, of the Makino Store, has just opened up a well-selected assortment of Spring and Summer Drapery, &c. These goods are all good value, and should command a ready sale. Come and See ! ANTED Known— lf you want a good article at the lowest range of prices ia Drapery, Clothing, Boots. Ironmongery, Crockery, Saddlery, Ac., &c, you cannot do better than patronise the Makino Store, as the proprietor, Mr J. P. Cowie, makes it his study to provide his numerous castomers with the best value procurable for their money, and has selected and arranged his stock accordingly. BOSHER BROS., Makino, Can supply Firewood at 3s a load, Stabs (any lengths), from _s per hundred ; Face Cuts, for outhouses, 5s per load. BOSHES BROS., Proprietors "THE POST OFFICE STORE, KIWITEA, IS now open, with a Complete Stock of Groceries, &c. Terms: Cash. Furthor particulars in future advertisement. WM. H. FOSTER. 0H N ST E WART, Colyton, Timber and Wool Carter. Apply, personally or by letter, to Post Oflfice, Colyton, or at his Residence, Ashurst Boad. NOTICE to the Residents of Bkmingham and Surrounding Districts. AS I am leaving the District, I will hold a CLEARING SALE for 14 Days Only of BOOTS and SHOES of every description. Mtist be Sold at a Sacrifice. M. D. MUNRO, Shoemaker, Birmingham. DEESSMAKINCr. DRESSMAKING and Needlework of eyery description neatly and quickly executed by the undersigned. Latest fashions always on hand. MISS AMESBURY, Denbigh Street. Feilding. _ ________ JAMES NORMAN, having taken over the Butchering Business lately carried on by Mr H. V. Pickering, Fergusson Street, solicits a trial from the general public. Nothing but the BEST of Meat will be supplied' by him, and it is also his intention to make a specialty of Small Goods. MUSICAL" MRS WALTER DUNCAN will resume tuition in Music and Singing on MONDAY, January 14th. 171QR; SALE, 6 splendid Breeding Sows j and 1 Boar ; to be sold separately or in a lot.— W. Lockyer.