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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 223, 21 March 1895, Page 2

EARLY AUTUMN SHIPMENTS. BHIKCALDIE^ AND STAINS' NEW LEADING LINES IN T\BESS -pABEICS: Coating Serges and Estamenes Fancy Blacks, in every variety Kyell Cloths and Fancy Tweeds Covert Coatings and Dress Meltons Fancy Tweeds \ Exclusive Robes lOuRl OuR Own Styles Cheviot Novelties j French Effects J Foule Coatings, Heather Tweeds, New Flecked Tweeds, Tourist Mixtures. MANTLES : Beaver Cloth Capes Frieze Cloth Jackets ") «„.,„ . T -vr n<J Ladies Distingue Cloaks J New Cloth Mantles, New Silk Jackets, New Tweed Capes, New Imperial Cloaks Tea and Dressing Gowns, Costumes and Skirts, Shirts and Blouses. FRENCH & ENGLISH MILLINERY. Elegant New Creative Ideas. French Trimmed Bonnets and Hats, Millinery Trimmings, Hair Ornaments, Flowers, Feathers, &c, &c. SPECIAL. New Petersham Beltings, Silk Laces, "Umbrellas. Ladies' Ties and Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Glores, Fancy Nets, &c. Correspondence Invited. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS. ~ MURTON'S CHAMPION SHEEP -DIPPING FLUID. Proved beyond doubt to be the Best Dip on the Market. AT the Great Trial of Sheep Dip conducted by the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Society (the Leading Association of this Colony) this dip, after being submitted to the most BTBINOEKT AND EXHAUSTIVE COMPETITION THAT HAS EVER BEEN HELD IN ANY FABT cf the wobld, proved itself Superior in each of the qualities for which points were awarded, jiz. : — Condition of Wool at Shearing, 2£ost effectual Destroyer of Parasites, Jifosteff'ectual Preventive from Re-infec-tion, Effect v/pon Sheep at Dipping, And was awarded FIEST in the competition, beating Thomas by 3 points, Brooke by 4 points, Zealandia by 5 points, Little by 6 points, Hatch by 6 points, Cooper by 8 points, and Mc« Dougal by 11 points. The Dip mixes freely with cold water, is absolutely certain in its destruction of the eggs of ticks and all parasitic life. It stimulates the erowth and improves the quality of the wool. AGENTS— N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Ltd., PALMERSTON FORTH. Hugh L. SherwiU, LICENSED LAND BROKER AND Genebal Commission Agent, FEILDING AND PALMERSTON NORTH. fTIEUST Moneys Invested ; Loans _I_ Negotiated; Valuations made for Mortgage and Investment purposes; Transfers, Mortgages, and Leases prepared under Land Transfer Act. AGENCIES— " The Phoenix Fire Co., of London." Forwarding Agent for New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited. New Zealand Accident Insurance Company. Mz Atkins, Architect, Wanganni. b OR SALE. — Farms of various areas. TO LET.— Houses and Shops in town. RENTS & DEBTS collected. MONEY. — In sume off 100 to £500 and upwards at current rates of interest. Address : Box No. 46, B'eilding, FRANK OWEN LICENSED and AUTHORISED sUkVEYOK. Member New Zealand Institute of Surveyors.) Native Surveys undertaken for Land Court Purposes. Btoh Felling Conthacts laid off. THE OL(> :-I T HVEY OFFICE. Bach of '<■>■ l '')!^"»tii<n FJniJfhjjjjj* j PIANOFORTE TEACHING. LESSONS on the Pianoforte given by a Feilding Lady. Terms moderate. Apply to Miss Curtis, Manchester Strfifit. PHCENIX SAW MILL, AWAHURI. The Cheapest and Nearest Mill to Feilding. All Sorts of Timoer, Rough and Dressed. STEVENS & WOOD. MONEY TO LEND. PQAAA on Good Freehold ogOUyU Security, at 6^ per cent, in one or more sums. Also, £1200 at 6 per cent. Apply to GEORGE A. PREECE, Land and Financial Agent, Palmerston North T. H. James & F. W. Heaps, ARCHITECTS, FEILDING AND PALMERSTON NORTH Feilding Branch conducted by Mr James, Kimbolton Road. ''Opposite Mr FTigwin. chemist.) A oabd DR. CHARLTON, Kimbolton Road, FEILDING. Dr Charlton will visit Haicombe every Wednesday afternoon, from 1 p.m. till 3.30 p.m., and may be consulted at Mr Bennett's. MEDICAL~ DR S. H. HARRlS— member of tbe King and Queen's College of Physicians, member of the Royal College of Surgeons, and Licentiate in Midwifery — begs to announce to the inhabitants of Feilding, and tbe adjacent districts, that he has commenced the practice of his profession and may be consulted daily at his residence, Grey Street, opposite Wesleyan Church, or at Mr Woollam's Pharmacy. '