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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 65, 13 September 1895, Page 4

English and American CarriagFactory. EPAEB, having taken over the # above business from A. L. Parr, wishes a continuance of public patronage. All orders will receive the promptest attention, and customers may depend on receiving the very best value for their money First-class workmen only are employed in the factory, and nothing but the best material will be used. The proprietor is, therelore, prepared to execute any description of coachbuilding or blacksmithing work at the shortest notice, and at the lowest possible cost. Special care taken in Horse shoeing Bepairs .aeatly and promptly executed. Estimate given for all iron work. N.B. — All work guaranteed for twelve months. "VT EW ZEALAND INSURANCE 1M COMPANY (FIEE AND MABINE). Capital _ £1,000,000 Paid up find Reserve Funds £436,000 (With unlimited liability of share- 1 holders] . Rates • Lowest Current. Settlements : Prompt. Being a Colonial Institution, the Funds and! Profits are invested in the Colony. Agent at Feilding — WILLIAM CARTHEW; I District Agencies — Awahuri : C. H. Tabbant Birmingham : H. Toixet (Senr.) Oolyton : H. Geo. Vickerb Halcombe : Wm. Bell ; Wellington Branch — Grey Street and Lambton Qaay. J. C. HANNA. Manager. W. PEARSON, Boot and Shoe Maker and Importer, HAS just made an extensive purchase of traveller's samples of Boots and Shoes at a great reduction on English cost price. These goods must be disposed of, and are being offered at slaughtering prices for cash. Ladies' high-leg Kid Bals. from 5s 6d to 17s 6d (ordinary prices 10s 6d to 27s 6d) ; Children's Shoes from Is. For other prices inspect window. wTpeabson, Fergussou Street, Feildmg. To travel this season in the Manawatu, Kiwitea, and Pohacgina districts, the thoroughbred horse KING JOHN (By King Cole— Wainui). FOR further particulars see Cards, or apply to E. JACK MAN, Awahuri, or P. SheebiKp Boundary Boad, Palmerston North (in charge). To travel this season in the Manchester and Kiwitea districts, the powerful black Draught Stallion, YOUNG CONQUEROR. f^M^stt OtrNG CONQUEBCjLJpyJ X ROR is a beautiblack horse, with splenbone, temper, and symmetrical proportions, and is without doubt one of the best draught stallions in the colony. Young Conqueror was bred in the Patea district, and his first seasons foal» are splendid specimens of draught stock. Young Conqueror was foaled in 1885, got by Old Conqueror, dam Olive ; Olive by Surprise out of Wellington mare, whose dam was imported from Tasmania. Olive has taken four first prizes at Ua« wera A. and P. Shows, and has never been beaten in the Show ring. Young Gonqubboe took first prize as a two year- old at Ha wera A. and P. Show, and has not been in the show ring since. Terms : 3 guineas, payable by P.N., duo Ist January, 1896; two or more mares as per agreement. Guarantee as per arrangement, Oroomage, 3s, payable at first service. All arrangements to be made with the groom in charge, E. SQMJBBVILLE, or E. Pask, Makino. ANTED KNOWN.— Bill Head* Memos, -Visituur Cards, Enve« lopee, Mill Books, and all other kinds of Printing Job Work d*on# at tto Stab QfW,