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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 166, 16 January 1896, Page 4

T he high school, PALMERSTON NORTH, K. WILSON, M.A., Principal. Classes for Carpentry and Shorthand are being formed. Evening Class on Tuesdays and Fridays. A few vacancies both for Boarders and Day Boys. MILK WALK. ON and after December Ist I will supply and deliver milk iu the town and suburbs of Feilding. Only the very best quality supplied Fresh cream in any quantity. Prices reasonable. Tbe following prices will be charged until further notice : —Per quart, 2£d ; per pint, l£d. Special arrangements will be made with customers taking a large quantity. GEORGE THOMAS, Kimbolton Road

TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. THE undersigned will undertake to sink Wells, erect Windmills (Jones’ make), make Trough, and provide everything ready for cattle to drink for the sum of from £lB 10s 6d (eighteen pounds ten shillings and sixpence), in any part of the district.

W.H. has also on hand for sale the best Lubricator for Bicycles—that is VALVOLINE. Address— WILLIAM HEALD, Sash and Door factory, Feilding. Feilding coal depot, Kimbolton Roap. Household Coal Drain Pipes Blacksmith Coal Charcoal Coke Bone Manure Bone Meal Syphons Bends Stench Straps Garden Tyles Flower Pots Brook’s Lime always on hand. Agent for Carbol Crystal, the great American Sheep Dip. JOHN DUNLOP Removed to more Convenient Premises, Wickett’s Buildings, The Squa.be, Palmebston North. FRED BUTLER, Account-book manufactuber, BOOKBINDER, STATIONER, AND MACHINE RULER. Rubber-stamp Maker. Engraving and Embossing, Palmerston North. Music-binding a specialty.

GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE. Established 1870. LOW PREMIUMS. LAKGE BONUSES. Reversionary Bonuses declared— In 1880 £125,000 In 1885 ... £319,000 In 1890 £396,000 In 1893 (three years 0n1y)... £277,000 f] J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner. WAITUNA ROYAL MAIL COACH. B. EOBINSON, Proprietor. CACHES will ran as follows: Leave Waituna West daily at 7.46 a.m „ Cunningham’s „ 8.35 a.m „ Makino „ 10.0 a.m Arrive at Feilding at 10.20 a.m. Leave Feilding „ 4.20 p.m „ Makino „ 460 p.m „ Cunningham’s „ 6.15 p.m Arriving at Waituna at 7.15 p.m. Parcels deliveed along the road. Parcels may be left at D. Younger’s stables, but must be prepaid. Waituna Agent—E. Humphrey, with whom parcels may be eft, but mast be prepaid. The “MONA” Portrait. MESSRS WRIGGLES WORTH & BINNS, PHOTOGBAPHEBS, HAVE the honor to call the atten** tion of the artistic public to the “MONA" PORTRAIT, an entirely new style of enlargement, which they have just perfected. The result of an admirable process, believed to be PER* manent, combines the softness and aeli» cacy of a picture on Opal Glass with all the modelling, roundness, brilliancy, and detail of a photograph printed from a first'dass negative taken direct from life. However it is minus the roughness of the common Bromide Enlargement, and the fragility of the Opal, for being on paper it is unbreakable, and may be transmitted any distance without risk,

WRIGGLESWOETH AND BINNS. Vice begal and Leading Photo* gsaphebs, 7, Willis street, Wellington. Patentee of the Matt- Opal-Type Process Prize Medallists, Sydney, Melbourne, and New Zealand, JAMES J. CURTIS Customs, Shipping, and Forwarding Agent, Customhouse quay, WELLINGTON. P.O. Box 198, Telephone, No. 9. Proprietor of Wellington Parcel Delivery Company. Goods and Parcels forwarded to all parts of the world. Apiti Shoeing Forge. GT> ANKIN, jdnr., late of Ban.XL kin and Sons, wishes to announce to the settlers in Apiti and surrounding districts that he has purchased the entire business lately carried on by Bankin and Son, and hopes, by strict attention to business, combined with prices to suit the times, to deserve their patronage. Horses carefully 'Shod. All kinds of Ironwork done. Q. : BANKIN’, JUNJt., General BJaoksmith