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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 282, 4 June 1896, Page 4

CHE WANGANUI MEAT FREEZING COMPANY (Limitep). SIA^UBi^EASON, ] 1895-96. PRICES for the season are as follows (on trucks at Wanganui Rail* I waj Station) :— £ s. d. Blood Manure, 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 An»»>ysiß Guaranteed. Send for copies and samples of Manures. Agents throughout the District. . B. B. HIBBARP, Secretary. 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 Trade hitherto carried on at the Mill, will be absolutely discontinued, on and after January, Ist, 1896. Small Quantities of Flour, Bran, Etc., will, however, be supplied for Gash Only ; «wd «* the same corresponding Prices as that charged for by the j various stores^ when customers must J take delivery at the Mill. This rule will admit of no variation whatever. Flour, Braw, Pollard, 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. THE APITI HOTEL. THE Sitting and Bed-rooms are comfortable and well furnished. Special attention i 3 given to the table d" hote. The ales, wines, spirits, and liqueurs are all of the very best brands. This hotel offers special advantages to Sportsmen during the shooting season as game — pheasants and Californian quail — are in great abundance in the surrounding district. Charges reasonable. Good Stabling. E. F. EAGAB, P oprietor SPECIAL NOTICE. To Owners of Pianos and Organs. MR C. L. CUTLER, Pianoforte Maker (ten years with Collard and Collard, and late foreman for the well-known firm of Jones and Co., Bristol, and recently foreman for W. H. Paling and Co., Ltd, Sydney), begs to inform the residents of Feilding district that at the request of several old friends he is paying a short visit for the purpose of looking to their instruments; but, finding so many others in a state of collapse, he, on his friends' advice, has decided to prolong his stay for another month. Mr Cutler is the first and only bona fide maker in the Colonies ; having made the first in Wellington in 1876 to the order of the late Thomas Mills, Esq. for which he received 95 guineas. His subsequent success was in Christchurch, where he made seventy three instruments, and the lowest price obtained was 65gs. Since 1884 he has been in N.S.W., connected with the respected firm above alluded to. Finding the climate unsuit*. able to his health, he has returned and settled permanently in Wellington, Any work entrusted to him for repairs will be executed properly, witk proper materials, and a fair price charged. Mr C is a member and one of the originators of the London Pianoforte Tuners' Association, Local references of over twenty years' standing. Orders taken at office of this paper. MUSIC. lIyTR R. H. F. DUMABESQ, Palmerston North, Teacher of the lOLIN, will give Lesßona in Feilding every THURSDAY. Terms : £2 2s per quarter, payable in advance. For other particulars apply Stab Office. WOOL ! WOOL ! •• AYE, '00 ! " TXTOOL AND SHEEPSKINS I 'ought in any quantity for CASH on delivery Highest Prices Given. T. WAT ON, Wool-broker, Feilding. WOOL. WOOL. A. WILSON & CO.. BUYERb oi Wool, Sbeepf»kms, Hides, and Tallow in any quantity, FOR CASH. Wools falsely packed will ba sub' ject to a reduction. stores : Warwick Street, Feilding. Highest Market Price given. WOOL, SKINS, HIDES. WOOD and JUDKINS are Cash Buyers of the above, of all descriptions and in any quantity. maSawatu carriage factory. THE Firm having imported th latest Buitable machinery, is prepared to execute work in all the branches of the tiade with despatch. \ Every variety of Vehicles made to order. Repairs, Painting, etc., done < on most reasonable terms. HEARSE on Hire. Funerals undertaken i JOHN BETT, Propri«tor, 1