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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 26, 30 July 1896, Page 3

THE EXTRAORDINARY INFLUENCE OF EMPIRE TEA CO.'S SUPERIOR BLEND ED TEAS. EmpirQ fo-'s Teas Empire Co.'s Teas At Breakfast Empire Co-s Teas They refresh you Empire Co.'s Teas and fit you for Empire Co.'s Teas the duties of the Empire Co.'s Teas day. Empire Co.'s Teas Empire Co.'s Teas At Lunch Empire Co.'s Teas They sustain you Empire Co.'s Teas and matfc you Empire Co.'s Teas feel you can go Empire Co.'s Teas at it again. Empire Co.'s Teas Empire Co.'s Teas In the atternoon - Empire Co.'s Teas They create hapEmpire Co.'s Teas py discussion & i Eroyire Co.'s Teas promote social Empire Co.'s Teas intercourse. Empire Co.'s Teas Empire Co.'s Teas In the Evening 1 Empire Co.'s Teas They recuperate Empire Co.'s Teas you after the Empire Co.'s Teas worries of the Empire Co.'s Teas day, raise your Empire Co.'s Teas spirits, and bring Empire Co.'s Teas peace ar»d conEmpire Co.'s Teas tentment into Empire Co.'s Teas every household. Empire Co.'s Teas EMPIRE TEA COMPANY. W. AND G. TURNBULL and Co., Proprietors. PUBL"IC~~I3ENEFIT~ISOOT FACTORY, KIMBOLTON ROaD. MOKE COLD FEET! No ±S more Noise in the House ! If yen want to keep tha Children quiet, buy them a pair of EwjUrfimadc Slippers at JAMES THE WIN'S, the Contributor to the Public Health. Chikhvii'o, all sizes ; Ladle-,', all sizes, e.t from Is 2d per par. Second — The Shipment of Pretty little Hiding Hood Slippers, Pretty little Jack siud Jill Slippers, Pxetty httle Good Night Slippers, Eemkmijbr— Theio Slippers were made in England, and caa only bo had ai James Tjrx.win's, The Public Bsnefac'or. il'jUlti A .■-.HOES liF.IWIRLI) WIUT.K YOU WAIT. A very L;:r^o Bv,ock <-f Ladie-s and Gent's EVENING- STT')ES_ jn&t opened up, in vnry larpo varieties. james"tkewin, PuVilic Benefit Boot Warqlioiisc, KIJIIiOLTON J-JCAD, FkII.DING. ~BUNNYTHORPE BUTCHERY. "TVJOTICK is licrcby <;ivcu ibafc I have \\ purchased the- Butchery business bitlicrto carried on by Mr J'arkins, at Hunuythorpc, and bope, by continuing to supp'y onl > T t!i e very best Beef, Mutton. Pork, and Small Goods, to merit a fair siiarv: of jjublic patronage. JAMES BELLI*. Iv connection Avitii the above, while thanking my uuinecotiri customers for their liberal patronage, in the past, I have to request they will t.xtcnrl the same to luy successor. THOS. PARKINS, Bannythorpe. "e".~b'."pearce, LAND AGENT, Palmheston N o r t ii. fi*~}<f\f\ CASH will buy 400 acres SbOVJXJ Land; all fenced; 7 paddocks ; mostly flat and undulating hills ; new 4- roomed house, verandah, dairy, washhouse ; carries three sheep to the acre ; good orchard and garden ; 4 miles from inland town ; coach road ; 24 miles from Palmerston N. Balance mortgage easy. Immediate application necessary. Bargain like above cannot remain long on hand. . 1500 acres, "Waitotara ; 3 sheep ; right to purchase any time, 11s; annual rent, 6Ad ; 250 grassed ; will sell for 17s Gd. Immediate application necessary. ill per cent, safe investment for £900. Valuable frontage ; good buildings, 20 rooms, let to good tenant ; also, large dwellinghouse, 6 rooms, iron roof. Can arrange terms. Must sell. Returning i.102 per annum. 311 acres ; Otaki; 100 acres cleared and grassed; freehold, £'6 per acre; mortgage, 5 per cent ; balance cash. '215 acres for 1450 ; all grassed and fenced ; 3 miles from railway station ; good road. Pohangina, 600 acres ; 6 roomed house; 180 acres grassed ; 3 sheep ; near school level and easy undulating ; £c, 17s 6d. L-inton, 581 acres ; freehold, £2 15s ; 255 acres grassed. 400 acres;, 6 miles from Palmerston North ; splendid road ; 7 paddocks ; 3 sheep ; gentleman's residence ; all plougbable ; £8, terms. 500 acres, Company's lino ; 4 paddocks, well watered and fenced ; 380 grassed ; half plonghablo ; noil, chocolate loam; sell for £i 15s; give terms. 460 acres near station, Company's line ; 70 acres grassed ; 50 acres flat. ■ Sell for £2 17s cash or £3 5s terms. 750 acres, Otaki district ; 140 grassed; ring fenced, 7 wires ; hilly and undulating ocouutry;0 couutry ; 2 miles from railway ; good soil ; 1 mile from school ; £3 7s per acre and only £400 cash. EAB'ES CORNER FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. TO HAND THIS DAY— A fine assortment of Perambulators. Some choice Kush Chairs (new style) Wire Mattresses Childben's Ckadlus Childben's Chair (high arm), Kooker and Pbrawbulator (combined) fee, &c, &c. ALFRED~EADE, PROPRIETOR. -. HTISiiACS, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, HAVING commenced business in Feilding in premises next to Messrs Barraud and Abraham's, Fergusson Street, desires a share of public patronage. BOOTS REPAIRED on the shortest , notice. Children's half-soled and heeled from Is 6d to 2s ; ladies 1 , 2s to 2a 6d ; Gent's, from 3s 6d to 4s. All work guaranteed to give satisfaction H^MAS~~A. BRYOE, Fkildino. lt L\ND, STOCK, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. Valuations Undertaken. 3 OAAAA T0 LEND on Freenold 3b4:UUU Security, either rural or * town, at from 5 to 6 per cent., accordl. ing to margin ottered, * Apply to 1 HUGH L. SHBRWILL.