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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 190, 14 February 1896, Page 2

THE WAR SCARE. \ THE BRITISH LION BOUSED, i i HE WON'T ALLOW RUSSIA, GFRMANY, AMERICA, TURKEY, Or any combination of Foreign Powers TO TREAD ON HIS TAIL. He and tbe Colonies mean Business. LARGE ORDERS have been issued for Torpedoes, Ships, War Material, and Provisions. A year's stock of Suratura Tea will also be required, because One Pound will go three times as far as ordinary Tea, AXD IT IS PURE CEYLON, Without any Foreign Mixture. EVERY HOUSEKEEPER SHOULD USE SURATURA TEA. UNITED Farmers' Go-operative Association (limited). FEILDING, WELLINGTON, PALMERSTON, and WANGANUI. Authorised Capital, £100,000. Subscribed Capital, £50,000. Number of Shareholders, 1600. THE Association offers exceptionally favourable terms for the Shipment of WOOL to London. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES, Free of Commission. Minimum Charges. Prompt Account Sales. Cash Remittances. Wool will be offered at the Wellington Sales if desired. Large Stocks of Farm and Station Stores AT LOWEST RATES. JOHN MARTIN, Chairman of Directors. H. W. DAVY, Local Manager. T. H. James & F. W. Heaps, ARCHITECTS, Feilmwg and Palmerston Noth. FEILDING! Branch conducted by Mr James. Kimbolton Road. Offices : In Mr Greenwood's chambers. MONEY TO LEND. THE undersigned has money to lend in any sums on country se- ! curities, from 5 per cent. | Lowest charges ;no delays. i T. WATSON, Financial Agent, Feilding. Mutual Life Association of Australasia MESSRS BARRAUD AND ABRAHAM, Rangitikei Line, have this day been appointed District Agents for Palmerston North. By Order of the Board. ALFRED GILBERT, Secretary. Wellington, 30th Decemher, 1895.