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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 181, 4 February 1896, Page 4

Wapnock and Adkin s EXPLANATION TO THE PUBLIC, IN answer to the many enquiries as to the cause of our giving up business in Feeding' considering the very large trade we have been doing, we beg to state that we have decided to have One Large Shop to supply the whole of the Manawatu. We have extended our Palmerston Branch Warehouse to such a size as will enable us to hold an immense SfcocV where customers can have a Choice of Goods equal to most Wellington Houses. In about Ten Days we will show our New Spring Goods which have now arrived in Wellington, and we guarantee all goods will be marked at Wellington Cash Prices. All accounts owing to our Feilding J3banch can be paid to either Wellington or Palmerston direct. WARNOCK and ADKIN. PAINTER and PAPERH ANGER, HC. MANSELL is now prepared , to undertak»3 Painting, Paperhanging, and Glazing at prices to dety competition. Estimates given. Support Local Industry. Note the address — H. C. MANSELL, Warwick Street, Feilding. The New Zealand Confectionery Works, Manchester Street, FEILDING (Next W. G. Shearer's). To tbe Public and Storekeepers ot the Rangitikei and other districts. WE beg to announce that we have commenced business as MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONERS in Feilding, and hope, by supplying the best and purest sweets of all descriptions at the cheapest market rates, to merit your patronage and support. Country Storekeepers may rely upon prompt despatch of orders. All goods warranted pure, and of the best description. Novelties a specialty. PALMER & CO., Proprietors S.S. QUEEN OF THE SOUTH. The Regular Trade* (twice weekly) between Wellington and Foxton. To Farmers and Stationholders. /P\ if^T T BEG to inform you that ;^^^4» J- in forwarding WOOL to Wellington you will find it tbe Cheapest way to send it via Foxton, and thence by steamer to Wellington. The great advantage in shipping via Foxton is that, if for shipment to London, it can be landed at either wharf— "Bailway " or '• Queen's " — without any extra charge, and, also, the owner does not have to pay the 6d a bale wharfage which is incurred on wool forwarded to Wellington by rail. While consigning wool tbe sender is particularly requested to state on the consignment note the consignee's name, as under : — Bales Wool I Brand Mr (consignee's name) ■ ■" | WELLINGTON, •• VIA FOXTON," to be landed at (Railway or Queen's) Wharf. The nndermentioned are the charges via Foxton : — Freight from Foxton to Wellington 3s per bale Freight, general cargo, from Wellington 10s per bale Charges to Wellington from Feilding, or any other station, can be made payable in Wellington. Wool forwarded to Foxton for shipment per steamer to Wellington will be forwarded free of agents' charge and without delay. F. R. YOUNG, Agent, Foxton ELECTROWAREI ELECTRO WARE ! ELECTROWARE ! Direct from the MakersDesigns never before eeen in Feilding, AT PBICES BELOW ANYTHING YKT HEARD OF. Mo Middlemen 'a Profits. BISCUIT BARRELS from 6a ; Crnitg from 10s ; Jelly Dishes from da ; uigar and cream do. from 7s 6d ; breakfast cruets from 7s 6d ; fruit dishes from 9s ; butter coolers from 5s ; claret jugs, 12a ; and dozens of other useful articles SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS. Enamelware and Crockeryware, Come One ; Come A ll l And Inspect the BARGAIN'S at F. MACKENZIE'S, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Eefbebhmenx Booms attached, where refreshments will be provided on the shortest notice. WANTED Known — Travellers bj the Manawatu Railway are re. minded that Waxteb Fbeeman, the pop* ular caterer, is still in charge of the Befieihmeat Car.