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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 232, 1 April 1895, Page 3

Barrand and Abraham, SEED MERCHANTS, | FEILDING and PALMEESTON N. j A UTUMN SOWING, 1895. j 8" Tanks Seeds ex s.s. Gothic 11 Tanks Seeds ex s.s. Rimutaka 10 Tanks J-'ec-ds ex s.s. Mamari Ail specially selected by our MiAbraham irom the leading English b'eed Merchants. The above have arrived ia splendid condition. AL^O— PERENNIAL RYEGRASS, from old Pastures, \ Pure seed of CHESTED DOGSTAIL highest germ* Ynating poorer. MEADOW FOXTAIL (Specially ) grown for us. AND ALL VARIETY' OF GEASS, CLOVER, AND TUENIP SEEDS, We Invite Comparison. Send for Samjdrs and (Quotations. BINDER TWINE, CORNSACKS, &c , at lowest market prices. BAREAUD & ABRAHAM. Stop that Cough! BY USING /COMPOUND "OALSAM. The Most Admirable Remedy for — Coughs, Colds, lironrhitis, Asthma, lujluenza, Sore Throat, etc. It is both Demulcent and Expectorant, and acts like Magic. Over 1000 Bottles Sold Last Winter. In bottles 1/G, 2/0, and I/O FROM F. G. WOOLLAMS, CHEMIST, FEILDING, And all the Principal Stores in this District. A cent for — LAYBURN'S EUCALYPTI EXTRACT PUIJKST NOW IN USE. In ls aud ls 6d sines. DRESSMAKING. DRESSMAKING and Needlework of eyery description neatly and quickly executed by the undersigned. Latest fashions always on hand. MISS AMESBURY, Denbigh Street, Feilding. ~ WALTER HQPREN'S 4 ERATED WATERS & CORDIALS Ix. are pronounced by connoscurs to be ne jdus ultra to all. Te Aroha Natural Mineral Water, and Puriri Natural Mineral Water, direct Irom springs near Auckland. Prices, analysis, and samples from the sole Rangitikei agent, WALTER HODREN, Standard Steam Aerated Watee anb Coi'_ial Wobks. Queen Street, FEILDING. TO LET, FOR five years, an Agricultural Farm of 274 acres, four miles from Feilding. Farm in good working order, and 60 acres of growing turnips. Apply to A. F. HALCOMBE & SON, Feilding. THE MAKINO ARSENICAL CAUSTIC POTASH SHEEP DIP. THE above Dip is put up in .-gallon tins ; each tin makes 400 gallons dip wash, and will dip 500 sheep, costing 12s per tin or 24s per 1000 sheep. JOHN DUNLOP, Lime, Coal, and Grain Merchant, and Agent for above Sheep Dip, Feilding DRESSMAKING. nnHE MISSES MO USLEY, Dress- | makers (large experience both in Wellington and Auckland) are prepared to go out by the day or take work at home. — Next door to Mr Svendsen's Manchester Street. HE ANNUAL PICNIC iv aid of Da Baenabdo's Homes w r ill be held in ■ Mr Hanabey' Paddock, CAMPBELL- ■■ ' TOWN, on GOOD FRIDAY, as usual, ' All ate Invited,