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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 198, 24 February 1896, Page 4

Warnock and Ad kin s EXPLANATION TO THE PUBLIC, TN answer to the many enquiries as ! |L to the cause of our giving up business in Feilding 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 ;is will enable us to hold an immense Stoc ; c where customers can have a Choice of Goods equal to most WkllixgtoN 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 Ffjlding Bhakch can be paid to either Wellington or Palmerston direct. WAENOCK and ADKIN. The New Zealand Confectionery Works, " Manchester , FKILDING (Next W. G. Shearer's). To the Public and Storekeepers ol the Rangitikei and other districts. 1 "^TfcT'^ k e £? *° announce that we 1 W have commenced business - as MANUFACTURES! a CONFEC- !/ TIONERS in Feilding, and hope, by j supplying the best and purest sweets ol all descriptions at the cheapest market rates, to merit your patron- ' age and support. Country Storekeepers may rely upon prompt despatch of orders. , All goods warranted pure, and of the best description. Novelties a specialty. 1 PALMER. & CO., Proprietors 1 ELECTROWARE! ELECTROWARE 1 ELECTRO WARE ! r Direct from the Makers- . Designs never before seen in Feilding, !" AT PRICES BELOW AINVTHING Y3ST HEARD OF. No Middlemen's Profits. BISCIHT BARRELS from 6s ; Cruits from 10s ; Jelly Dishes from 5s ; sugar and cream do. from Ts 6d ; break fast cruets from 7s 6d ; fruit dishes from 9s ; butter coolers from 5s ; claret jugs, 12s ; and dozens of other useful articles i SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS. r Enamelware and Crockeryware, vJorue One ; Come All ! And Inspect the BARGAINS at F. MACKENZIE'S, [ Ladies' and Gentlemen's Eefre&h---j ment Kooms attached, where refresh- , ments will be provided ou the ehort- . est notice. TO THE LADIES. ; MRS NOY & MISS MARTIN, ' nnEACHKBS of tha "ELIXIR" 1 Sjstem of Dresscutting (protected : under the Patent Designs and Trade ; Marks Act, 1889), have arrived at Peildl li'Q Mrs JJoy is a teacher of 26 years' experience, and having studied four sys terns of Dreasraa king— British, Scien- ; tific, Eureka, and Parisian— is an authority for stating that the "Elixir" has surpassed all oth«r methods by its sim plteity and accuracy, pupils without any previous knowledge of Dressmaking easily learning it in from four to six lesson-: of one hnur each, without the use of charts, patterns, or measurements, to cut Dresses, Bodices, Mantles, Jackets, Skirts, and Capea, It is so certainly accurate that fitting is not necessary. Proficiency is guaranteed. Testimonials from all the principal towns visited, including the Lad.y Principal and pupils of the Nelson College, the Eey Mother, Monastery, Nelson, the Sisters of Mercy, and lady boarders at St Mary's Convent, and pupils of the High School, Welling ton. Ladies may form their own classes, and make Dresses under Mrs Noy's supervision, and choose their own hours for instruction. Ladies taught at their own residences if preferred, Address— Sample? Kooms, Manchester Hotel, Feilding. Hours— From 11 a.m. to G p.m. Private Lessons to Dressmakers. Evening Classes according to agreement. "CASH TAILOiTIirGT~ A, WILLIAMSON, Manchester Stkset, FEILDING, Possesea the Largest Stock of Tweeds and Cloths m the District. MB WILLIAMSON guarantees the best value and workmanship. Every effort made to give complete satisfaction. Special Cash Quotations for two [ months only.