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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 203, 29 February 1896, Page 4

TESTIMUNIAL. Wellington, 2nd May, 1895 Mr F. J. Pinny. DEAR SIU,— I cannot do otherwise than express my satisfaction at the excellent quality of the piano that I purchased from you, and which I have had in constant use for over five (5) years, and, moreover, your leniency with regard to paynientdoes not pass unrecognised. You may put this testimony to any use that you may feel disposed. Yours truly, (Signed) Harry Shaw. F. J.~PINNY • Has one of the beat- assorted Btocks ot PIANOS, ORGANS, and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS in the City. PIANOS by John Broadwood and Son, Lipp and Sohn, Chappel and Co., Henry Ward Small Profits and Quick Returns with F. J. PiNNY. ORGANS b\ Mason aud Hamlin and the Worcester Organ Co. The above are my Special Lines. Terms as good for the Country as the Town. All Goods of the Best Quality F. J, PINNY, No. 7, Manners St., Wet.lin<vt™. Eureka Charcoal Filter Protected l>y Patent Oiiice. No. SIU9. PUBLIC OPINION : THE "FIULDIN& STAR" sa?s : " A long" felt wmt in the shape of a cheap, eflicient Filter. The cost, IDs, is very low, and it cannot fail to find its way into every tank." A G II Moonr, Esq, Bronldey, Wellington, say^: "Found it gave every satisfaction. Kindly send another at your earliest convenience." EUREKA CFIAECOAL FILTER. G E Jojikstox, Esq, NZ Clothing Factory. Fcildinc, says : " Water of tho very worst description was filtered through in my presence, and came through the process free from all impurities ; the trial was a very severe one " T. Watsox, Esq. Financial Agent, Feilding, stijs: " Your Eureka Charcoal Filter is a thorough success, and in my opinion is what you claim for it — 'a boon and a blowing.' " The Eureka Charcoal Filter. Sole Agents for i)io tvholo of New Zea» land — ' Musses Coppkn & Cjtambkelaix MILK W AL ~K. ON and after December Ist I will supply and deliver xnilk in the town and suburbs of Feilding. Only the very best quality supplied Freeh cream in any quantity. Prices reasonable. The following prices will be charged until further notice : —Per quart, 2 id ; per pint, l.'/d. Special arrangements will be made with customers taking a large quantity. GEORGE THOMAS, KimboUou Road eTlding coal depot, KiaiBOLTON B.OAI>. Household Coal Drain Pipes Blacksmith Coal Syphons Charcoal Bends Coke Stench Straps Bone Manure Garden Tyles Bone Meal Flower Pots Brook's Lime always on hand. Agent for Carbol Crystal, the great American Sheep Dip. John dunlop "cash tailoking. A, WILLIAMSON, Manchester Street, FEILDING, Posseses the Largest Stock of Tweeds and Cloths in the District. ME WILLIAMSON guarantees the best value and workmanship. Every effort made to give complete satisfaction. Special Cash Quotations for two months only. " FREDERICK POPE, Builder and Undertaker, Bowen Street, HAS always on hand a full supply of all Builders' Materials at lowest current prices. All orders promptly attended where special measurements of Timber are required. Plans prepared and estimates given. FREDERICK POPE, Timber Yards, Bowen Street PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS Secured in all Countries. HENRY HUGHES, C.E., Chartered Patent Agent (40 years' experience) 57, Pbo;nix Chambers, Wellington. TO THE LADIES. MRS NOY & MISS MARTIN, TEACH KRS of the "ELIXIR" Sjstem of Dresscutting (protected under the Patent Designs and Trade •Marks Act, 1889), nave arrived at Feildino Mrs iNoy is a teacher of 26 years' experience, and having studied four sys. terns of Dressmaking— British, Scientific, Eureka, and Parisian — is an authority for stating that the "Elixir" has surpassed all other methods by its simplicity and accuracy, pupils without any previous knowledge of Dressmaking easily learning it in from four to six lesson^ of one h"ur each, vlthoutthe use cf charts, patterns, or measurements, to cut Dresses, Bodices, Mf.otles, Jackets, Skirts, and Capes, It is so certainly accurate that fitting is r t ot necessary. Proficiency is guaranteed. Testimonials from all the principal towns visited, including the Lady I'riircipal and pupils of the Nelson College, the Rev Mother, Monastery, Nelson, the Sisters of Mercy, and lady boarders at St Mary's Convent, and pupils of the Hig?\ School, Welling, ton. Ladies may form their own classes, and make Dresses under Mrs Noy'B supervision, and choose their own hours for instruction. Ladies (aught at their own residences if preferred. Address— Sample Scorns, Manchester Hotel, Feilding. Hours— From II a.m. to 6 p.m. Private Lessons to Dressmakers. Evening Classes according to agree* ! ment.