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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 260, 8 May 1896, Page 4

**'A;OCIi)ENtXL BUT IMPORTANT DISCOVERY BY A WELLINGTON LAD3T." DYSPEPSIA is one of those human ills regarding whiob doctors differ. They describe the symptoms in words of wondrous length and hidden meaning. They Have failed to discover a specific, or even a palliative in many cases. By mere accident a Wellington lady, who was a martyr to thecomplaint, and who, therefore, had not been able to use Tea as a beverage, found immediate relief and much enjoyment from a trial of Suratura Tea, or to use her own words, "ITS EXCELLENCE AND EFFECT WAS A REVELATION TO HEH." The explanation of this is simple. The wholesomeness of any food or drink depends entirely on " its purity." Those who have read the literature on tea growing and preparation for market known of copperas, Paris green, and other deleterious abominotions used by Chinese. These and other adulterations are the ingredients which have probably promoted dyspepsia ; the importance ot obtaining , an absolutely pure tea will therefore be apparent to all. TRY SURATURA TEA— If you suffer from indigestion it may cure you, and, being pure, cannot injure your health ; and you will have the satisfaction of knowing that you are not inducing indigestion by using adulterated Tea. PURE FOOD IS THE KEY TO GOOD HEALTH. Suratura is sold at the following prices: — A Quality 1/10 B Quality 2/1 D Quality 2/4 mHE HIGH SCHOOL PALMERSTON NORTH, K. WILSON, M.A., Pbujoipal. Classes for Carpentry and Shorthand are being formed. Evening Class on Tuesdays and Fridays. A few vacancies both for Boarders and Day Boys. ~ DAVID JONES, ENGINEER AND BLACKSMITH, Bowen Street, (Premises lately occupied by Mr Hcsking, senr.), FEILDING. FIRST-CLASS SHOEING guaranteed and Agricultural Implements made and repaired. ! - All kinds of Ironwork (light and heavy; made to order. Windmills made to order ; b aance weight, double action. Iron Gates and Railings madenew and old styles. Powerful Stumping Jacks, to lift from 5 to 20 tons. Pumps prepared. Iron Turnery Moderate Charges WATSON BROS.. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS, HAVE now on hand an entirely now selection of latest designs in WALL PAPERS and a grand assortment of Borders. Glass (all sizes) cut to meet requirements. Paints mixed in all shades to suit customers at from 6d per lb. All work completed promptly and satisfaction guaranteed. Note the Address : Opposite the Red Bouse and next the Feilding Hotel. To be Published in July, 1896. BTONES' Wellington, Hawke't Bay, and Taranaki Commercial, Municipal, and General DIRECTORY i AND NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL. Sixth Year 1896-7 of Publication. Edited by John Stone, Junr. Demy Bvo. size, containing over 800 pages, together with Maps of Wellington and New Zealand corrected to date, the whole handsomely bound in cloth, gilt-lettered. . PRICE : To Subscribers, 10s 6d ; nonsubscribers, 12s 6d. THE WANGANUI MEAT FREEZING COMPANY (Limitbd). MANURE~SEASON, 1895-96. PRICES for the season are as follows (on trucks at Wanganni Bail* ■va.y Station) : — £ s. d. Blood Masttre, 16 per cent; ammonia 6 5 0 Specially - prepared ' Turnip Manure 5 10 0 Bone Dust, No. 1 quality ... 4 15 0 Mixed Manure, suitable for . root crops, etc 3 10 0 AiWysis Guaranteed. | iend for copies and samples of ManuresAgents throughout the District 6 B. HIBBA&D, Secretary I IN THE ESTATE of the Late William Edinboro Chamberlain. CORNELIUS STEAM ROLLER FLOUR MILLS, Feilding. ACTING under instructions from the Executors, it is notified that the Retail Tbade hitherto carried on at the Mill, will be absolutely discontinued, on and after January, Ist, 1896. Small Quantities of Floub, 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. Floub, Bran, Pollabd, 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 large or small quantities. T R. CHAMBERLAIN, Manager for the Executors. ■^JtTANT&D Known — Travellers by yy "'.•.•': .thje Manawatu Railway are re» ttijnded;that'WAi.TEßFitEEMAN, the popular 'carerer, is still in «;harße of the "R*freshmen' Car; also Lessee of the Pal* merßtoo Bailway Kef reeament Booma,