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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 245, 19 April 1895, Page 1

P. THOMSON, PLUMBER AND TINSMITH, BEG-S to draw attention to his large and varied stock of Tinware (own make), including Butter Coolers, Milk Coolers, Cans, Buckets, etc., Dairy Utensils being a specialty. Also, a nice assortment of useful articles for Kitchen use, Hanging Meat Safes, Copper Well Kettles, Wash-up Basins, Enamelled Colanders, Spoons, Preserving Pans, and other articles too numerous to mention, In stock or made to order Iron Tanks, all sizes, Sitz Baths, Iron Chimneys, etc., all of the best material and workmanship. Spouting and ©very description of Plumbing- work executed with despatch. K~~R. COLLINS, SADDLES, KIMBOLTON ROAD, FEILDING. HAS now in stock one of the best selections ever seen in this District of Harness, English and Colonial Saddles, Bridles of all kinds, including Snaffles, Pelhams, etc., with solid Nickle Silver Bits, all at prices remarkable for their moderation. Every kind of Harness and Saddlery manufactured on the premises. Eepairs a specialty, and only the very best material used. All Work Guaranteed. R. R. C~OLLINS, Practical Saddler & Harness Maker, (opposite Hastie's Hotel) Kimbolton Road, Feilding.

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, commencing 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 each 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 B. HEYWOOD, Registrar. Office of the Registrar of Inscribed Consols, Treasury, Wellington. THE VIOLIN. MR J. C. R. ISHERWOOD has resumed classes in Feilding for teaching the Violin and theory of Music. Mr Isherwood visits Feilding ever Friday. Mr Isherwood is possessed of the highest testimonials as to his skill as a musician and his method oi teaching, Applications may be forwarded in the meantime to his address, Palmerston North. Tbhms : £2 2s per quarter. W. PEGDEN, I STEAM SASH, DOOE, & FUENITUEE FACTOEY, PALMEESTON NORTH, l TTAS great pleasure m announcing to XX his old patrons and the public generally that he has opened his new > premises with an entirely fresh stock oi FURNITURE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. Bedding, Carpets, Linoleums, Toilei 1 Sets, &c, &c, &c, of the newest anc latest designs, sucu as cannot be surpassed, and which he is selling at price! to meet the times. ;. To parties furnishing, attention ii directed to the following special line: and prices ; — o Suits of Furniture, from £12 15s Od Kitchen Tables, from ... 8s Gd Austrian Chairs ... 7s Od American Chairs ... 3s 6d Spring Mattrasses, from 18s 6d A cordial welcome will be extended t< all visitors without being pressed to purchase. Note the address— „ W. PEGDEN, d FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, li Th» Sqttawb. South. n COMMERCIAL & FAMILY HOTEI Close to Railway Station, a The Sqtja.be, PALMEESTON NOETH. MISS CEA.WFOED desires to in form the public that she has re "* sumed possession of this well-know: 16 Hotel, and respectfully solicits a renews of the patronage accorded her in the pasl The Ladies' Club has its rooms in thi Hotel. IT A. Porter meets each train. 1 E. F. CRAWFORD, Proprietre§<