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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 298, 23 June 1896, Page 3

Important to Settlers. /^\NE Penny Post Card will bring to your doors a full range of | Samples of any Goods you require, including Illustrated Book of Fashions, giving Price and Width, also every information for HOME SHOPPING, No Necessity to Waste Time. All Shopping can be done at your fireside after the labours o the day are over. The Name of TZIRKCALDIE & STAINS 7s a Sufficient Guarantee. All Transactions through them ARE RELIABLE. LAND. TO LEASE— 250 Acres (for 2£ years), close to FeUding ; all improved. Bent, 12s an acre, "with purchasing clause. FOR SALE— 1 Acre of Land, on •which is erected 1 8-roomed house, also one 4-roomed bouse, stables, loose box, and other outbuildings, now rented at 18s a week. Price, £375 ; easy terms can be arranged. 21 Acres, l£ miles from Feilding, fenced and sub-divided ; new 7roomed house and all necessary outbuildings. Price, £450 ; only £114 cash required, balance can remain,* 100 Acres— Deferred payment section with purchasing clause of £1 an acre, £40 of which has been paid, 45 acres in grass, price £170 ; this property is well situated. 400 Acres— Situated close to town and well improved, price £8 10s an acre, easy terms. 273 Acres— Well improved and situated, price £8 10s an acre, small amount of cash required. We are prepared to make a personal inspection of properties with clients free of charge, and as we have 150 properties for sale or to lease, persons wanting property would do well to give us a call. Money to Lend at from 5£%. A. E. RATLIFF, j LAND AGENT. FEILDING. OPENING OF PARLIAMENTA NOTABLE OMISSION FROM THE GOVERNOR'S SPEECH. EVERY true colonist must have felt a glow of pride when reading in the Governor's Speech that the earning power of the people had been increased, but the Speech omitted to give the reason why there had been a saving last year of over £20,000 in the cost of Tea consumed in New Zealand. The reasons are obvious to every housewife who considers her tea expenditure — Ist, It is because Suratnra Tea has come into such general use in consequence of its strength, flavour, economy, and purity 2nd, That it goes so much further than ordinary brands. These characteristics are so generally acknowledged that it is remarkable that in the Governor's Speech there was no indication of a Bill to anthorise the purchase by the State of the whole growth of Suratura Tea, with the object of sopplying the inhabitants of New Zealand, and thereby decrease the burden on the necessaries of life. The characteristics of SURATURA TEA are Purity, Fragrance, Strength, Economy, and it is not blended with Indian or China teas. A Quality 1/10 B Quality 2/1 D Quality 2/4 BUCHANAN'S SCOTCH WHISKY, as supplied to . The House of Commons. Pronounced by Royal Commission Absolutely Pure. To be obtaiuea from all Hotelkeepers.