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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 173, 25 January 1896, Page 4

REID AND GRAY'S 11,000 .i^yf 1^ 11,000 MADE 1 mSr _U, MADE ! FAMOUS CHAMPION DOUBLE FURROW PLOWHS AND DIGGERS. DRILLS* Our "Eureka." DRILLS. TO FARMERS requiring DriUs for the present season, see our drills before purchasing They are now perfect, Will so* SOlb of any kind of artificial Manure Per acre up to 3 cwt. or 4 cwt. if necessary, and sow it evenly and continuously. It will not clou, however pasty and wet the superphosphates may be. MaL as a Combined Grain, J urnip, and Manure Sovrer, or as a gram sower without Manure; but Manure with Turnips or with Turnips and Manure alone. Fourteen and 16 Coulter Drills always in stock, but all sizes made, from 2 drills up. GRAY'S PATENT AUTOMATIC SINGLE AND DOUBLE BAGGERS. VLSO No. 1 2, 2*, 3, and 4 CHAFFCUTTERS tor hand or power (specially '"' reduced prices). Nos 1, 2, 3, and 4 Horse Gears. FORCE-FEED BROADCAST GRAIN, GRASS AND TURNIP SOWERS. Sole Agents for DEEBING rIARYESPER aad TWINE BENDER. Duplicates obtainable Irom all our branches. The A. W. LEGO Patent FURROW- SPUTTER kept id stock. ~~~. yyZy_[ ,vxr.^iii*CT.TXciaCTei»»-c**ra ,^'w»'^ ' •titwci-MJ— *« - :f \QUUKZ'm;& TEA ASK YOUR GROCER FOR • CELEBRATED&THE BEST ! PUR£ INDIAN CHINA& CEYLON TEAS PROCURABLE I .. „.**. i.-j iii r.r.**-^„t^'frv*TTlrirr^'***_^l*>JlJW

IN THE ESTATE of the Late William Edinboro Chamberlain. CORNELIUS STEAM ROLLER FLOUR MILLS, Feilding. ACTING under instructions from tlie Executors, it is notified that tlie Retail Trade hitherto carried on at the Mill, will be absolutely discontinued, on and after January, Ist, 189 G. Small Quantities of Flour, Bran, Etc., will, however, be supplied for Cash Only ; and at the same corresponding Prices as that charged for by the various stores, when customers must take delivery at the Mill. This rule will admit of no variation whatever. Flour, Bbav, Pollard, etc., will for the future be delivered at the Wholesale Stores only. I have to thank all customers for their support during the past 18 years. Oats crushed as usual in largo or small quantities. T. R. CHAMBERLAIN, Manager for the Executors. a card. T^W R. CHARLTON, Kimbolton Road, FEILDING. The Compliments of the Season. THE Proprietor of the Modern Hotel of Feilding, known as "THE MANCHESTER," takes the opportunity of the festive season, now fast approaching, to express his thanks for tbe large amount of patronage accorded to him at tbe haads of the public since be became the proprietor, and to assure them tbat I no effort in bis part will be lacking to deserve a continuance of that liberality I so bestowed on him. A Merry Christmas and a Happy (and Prosperous) New Year. Christmas and New Year's Greetings. MRS HASTIE, Proprietress of the Popular FEILDING HOTEL, has pleasure in notifying to visitors to i Feilding that every convenience will be found at her hostelry in tbe shape of bedrooms, private sittingrooms, and bathrooms (with hot and cold water). Nothing has been left undone to make this the very best hotel in tbe town and district. Special arrangements have been made for the entertainment and convenience of the travelling public, as well as the local residents who are her friends and customers, during the coming Christmas and New Year. The cellars have beeu replenished with a very large stock of the best Ales, Wines, Spirits, and Liqueurs in tbe colony. Visitors to the Feilding Athletic Sports on Boxing Day, as well as travellers and boarders, will find in tbe Feilding Hotel every possible requisite, and will be received aud treated with courtesy and attention. First-class table, good bathrooms, well-kept Billiardroom, with an experienced and popular marker. Commercial and private sitting-rooms, ladies' drawingrooms and parlors. In returning thanks for past favors, Mrs Hastie wishes her customers and friends to have A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. ELECTROWARE 1 ELECTROWARE 1 ELECTROWARE 1 Direct from the Makers* Designs never before seen in Feilding, AT fbioes below anything yet heard oy. . No Middlemen's Profits. BISCUCT BARRELS from 6s ; Cruits from 10s ; Jelly Dishes from 5s ; sugar and cream do. from 7s 6d ; breakfast cruets from 7s 6d ; fruit dishes from 9s ; butter coolers from 5s ; claret jugs, 123 ; and dozens of other useful articles SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS. Enamelware and Crockeryware, Cotce One ; Come All ! And Inspect the BARGAINS at F. MACKENZIE'S, Ladies' .and Gentlemen's Refkeshment Rooms attached, where refreshmentsiwill be provided, on the , shortest notice, y - . I