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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 199, 21 February 1895, Page 4

Manchester Street CAILOEING ESTABLISHMENT. GEORGE~FLYGrER, r Late of Wellington and WanganuiJ, BEGS to announce to the inhabitants of Feilding, and surround- - ing districts, that he has just opened | " up a splendid lot of NEW TWEEDS, Worsted Suitings, Coatings, and ; Trouserings, i Special for the Present Season ] ALL MATKBIALS THOROUGHLY SHRUNK AND MADE BY EXPERIENCED WORKMEN. To avoid being disappointed, G.F. would kindly ask patrons to call and leave their orders early. G.F. also desires to thank his patrons for past favors. GEO. FLYGER. BOOTS ' . B<*OTS ii BUY YOUR BOOTS AND SHOES — AT — H. L. JACKSON'S FEILDING BOOT PALACE (late Pallant and Co.) Opposite Carthew's. nnHEY fit better, wear better, look X better, and are better value than any house in the district REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED on the shortest notice by a practical man, and only the be^t leather used. Boots and Shoes of all descriptions made to order on the shortest notice. Come and See the Window for I Prices, Burming Shoes on shortest notice. Note Address : H. L. JACKSON (late Pallant), Opposite Carthkw's. Large Discount jor Cash during Xmas Month' mo BE PUBLISHED in JULY, 1895. STONE'S Wellington, Hawkes Bay, and TaranaJci Commercial, Municipal, and General Directory & New Zealand Annual. FIFTH YEAR-1895-96-OF PUBLICATION. Edi'ed by JTOMJST STONE, Jinn: \ Demy Bvo. size, containing over 800 ' pages, together with Maps of Wellington and New Zealand corrected to date, the whole handsomely bound in cloth, gilt lettered. Price: To Subscribers, 10s 6d ; NonSubscribers, 12s 6d. STONE, SON & CO., Printers & Publishers, Crawford Street, Dunedin. NEW ZEALAND CONSOLS. DEPOSITS (unrestricted in amount) are now being received, under " The New Zealand Consols Act, 1894," at any Money Order Office within the Colony, or at the office of the Registrar, at the Treasury, Wellington. Parents, guardians, and persons of thrifty habits will find that deposits in our New Zealand Consols afford a most satisfactory investment of their money. Interest, comnjencing from the date of the deposit, at the rate of three pounds ten shillings per annum for every one hundred pounds, will be payable by dividend warrants on the Ist February and the Ist August in eacli year, at any Money Order Office. Persons desirous of making deposits in New Zealand Consols can obtain full information at any Post Office, or direct from the Registrar. JAMES E. HEY WOOD, Registrar. Office of the Registrar of Inscribed Consols, Treasury, Wellington. EANGIWA.HIA STORE. J. LONG & CO. AEE now offering a large and well-assorted stock of Goo<lk of the best quality at Specially L >w Prices, consisting of — Grocery Ironmongery Dr pery Boots, and Stationery Crockery A Trial Solicited. Quotations Always Given. Strict Attention to Orders at J. LONG & CO.'S Rangiavahia Store. MUSIC ! MUSIC ! 1 MUSIC !1 ! MRF.DR LISLE, Pupil of Garcia, and of Randegger, Royal Acad emj of Music (London), and Choirmaster of St, Patrick's i hurch, Palmerston N., will visit Feilding every Wednesday to give lessons to pupils in Music (Piano, Organ, and Banjo) ; terms, 30s quarterlj; Singing (English and French Bcbo>l>. Elocution (higher branches), Languages (French, Latin, German, and English). Oil Painting, and Drawing ; Terms, two guineas each, quarterly (in advance). Quarter of twelve weeks commencing from first lesson. Dances, private parties, and entertainments conducted and sup plied with music. Pianos carefully tuned Early application is necessary, as Mr D Lisle has only time to take a limited number of pupils. Address -. Thfi Stu 10, the Square, Palmerston N mHE PHARMACY, FEILDING J. M. niGGIN, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. Prescriptions accurately Prepared Patent & Proprietory Medicines. Trusses, Sponges, and Perfumery. HORSES & CATTLE MEDICINES SUNDAY ATTENDANCE— Morning — From 10 to half past. Eyening — From 8 to half past. Teeth Carefully Extracted. In urgent cases, after business hours, Medicines may be obtained from Mr Day, at his private residence in Denbigh street