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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 188, 8 February 1895, Page 3

i TXTANTED, Owner for Lady's Cloak, | \ V found on Makino Roaa on Wednesday last. Apply Stab Office. WANTED Kr own— Colonel • Dowdle's Subject TO3TCOHT will be : " Hohness of Heart and Life ; what it is, and bow to get it." WANTED, Respectable, Smart Boy. Apply Spence & Spence. id — rir-i JS ~\ X7ANTED Known—The Cart with ih VV Cheap Meat from Longbum s t Slaughtering Company will visit Feildit in^ Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Ih AA/ rANTED . Kn ? wn — Advertiser de- ' V v sires situation as handy man on ; farm or about gentleman's house. Good ', rough carpenter, gardeiier, groom, &c. g Having been well educated "would not ' object to act as tutor to children occaM sionally . Comfo rtable borne — not wage s n — chief consideration. Address', " Usej| ful," c./o. Mrs Clementson. ic TTTANTED Known— The very best 3, VV Cider can now be obtained at ;e the Feilding Hotel.— M. Hastie. V TT7"ANTED to Let, 8-roomed House. 1 V V Apply to S. Ratliff, Commission , 0 Agent. -^ f "II TASTED Known— E. Feck's for VV first-class Hairdressin'g. ~ "\^7 ANTED Known— E. Feck's for VV Silver- Mounted Briars, in great variety. WANTED Known— A grand assortment of Will's Fancy To baccos at E. Feck's. . WANTED Known— All brands of Plug and Cut Tobacco at E. Feck's. n "W7ANTED Known — E: F«ek'a V V for Accordeons, Boxing Gloves, i- Tobacco cutters, &c, &c. THIS WEEK— Kid Gloves,' Is 6d ; Taffetta Gloves, B£d ; .Flannelettes, Is 6d doz. ; Prints, 2s lid dress, at Te Aro House. BOY'S Tweed School Suits, 4s, 4s 3d, 4s 6d each ; Men's Tweed Trousers, 5s lid ; Drill Trousers, 2s 3d, at Te c Aro House. MEN'S Bargain Suits, 22s 6d; good Kaiapoi 35s Suits for 27s 9d ; ;/ Singlets, Is ; Shirts, with collar, Is 9d, at Te Aro House. WANTED Known— Second-hand Gigs, Spring Carts, and Buggies for sale at G. H. Say well's Carriage Factory, Kimbolton Road, Feilding 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 We3t t Brick Yards, is prepared to .supply first* class BRICKS, m any quantities, at £2 109 per thousand. WANTED to Sell, second-hand Eng- ' lish-made Piano ; cost, .£45— * selling for £25 ; to be seen at Mr Brent's Furnishing Warehouse, Feilding, Monday, 26th inst. — H. Jolly, Commission Agent, Feilding. W Christmas consignment of Canterbury Hams and Bacon to band. Vendor's name is sufficient guarantee 3 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, Bug, Gent's Cape, Maltese Cross Pendant (with initials * " E.W.8., 1887 "), and Greenstone T 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. , TXTANTED, Farmers and all per- , VV sons interested in dairying to come and inspect P. Thomson's Patent Milk-cooler, which has given t great satisfaction to all who have tried it, in both aerating and cooling , milk. Only best material used in i manufacture. BOSHER BROS., Makiyo, Can supply Firewood at 3s a load. Stabs (any lengths), from 4s per hundred ; Face Cnts, for outhouses, 5 s per load. BOSHE3 BEOS., PiOprietora THE POST OFFICE STORE, KIWITEA, 7 TS now open, with a Complete Stock r X of Groceries, &c. Terms: Cash. Further particulars in. future advertisement. WM. H. FO THE VIOLIN. [ \/fR J. C. R. ISaERWOOD has r IVJ_ resumed classes in Feeding . for teaching the Violin and theory of i, Music. Mr Isherwood visits Feeding eveiy Feiday. \ Mr Isherwood is possessed of the 3 highest testimonials as to his skill as a musician and his method of teaching. Applications may be forwarded in she meantime to his address, Palmerston North. Terms : £2 2 s per quarter. NOTICE. JAMES NORMAN, having taken over the Butchering Business lately carried on by Mr H. V. Pick--3 ering, Fergus son Street, solicits a f trial from the general public. Nothing but the BEST of Me»t E will be supplied by him, and it is b also his intention to make a specis alty of Small Goods. J COCKSFOOT^ WE are cash purchasers of Cocksfoot and other Local Seeds. 5 Having the latest-improved machini cry erected at our Feilding Wa-«-house for Cleaning Seeds, we are pre- , pared to allow growers to use.the same. B ARRA UD & , A H&A HAM. THE MAKINO ARSENICAL CAUSTIC POTASH SHEEP DIP. * r ■ iHE above Dip is put up in 4-gal- < X lon tins 5 eacu ti ? makes 400 gallons dip wash, and will dip 500 sheep, costing 12s per tin or 24s per 1000 sheep. JOHN DUN^OP, r : Lime, Coal,, aud. Graiu Merchant, , and Agent' for above Shcej> Dip, : : iWLWNtt