THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY Have just received a consignment of BOOTS & SHOES, < Amongst which will be found the following first-class lines. These goods have been made to our order, and are guaranteed in every particular. Gents' Porpoise Cookhams and Bals, Gents' Scotch Grain Cookhams and Bals, Gents' French Calf Cookhams and Bals. A special line of Ladies' Boots and Shoes from the celebrated " Xealandui Boot Manufactory. | Ladies' Best French Glace Kid Boots Ladies' Best French Glace Kid Shoes Ladies' Best French Calf Shoes (a splendid line) Ladies' Best Frenoh Levant Boots Ladies' Best French Levant Shoes. CHILDREN'S SHOES in endless variety. : All at Bedrock Prices for Cash. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, FEILDING. Messrs James Ranson and Son BEG to notify ihat they now have in Stock ana landing the following CANTERBURY SEED POTATOES, which they Guarantee true to name : — EARY ROSE WHITE ELEPHANTS LAPSTONES BKEEZES PROLIFIC BATH KIDNEYS MAGNIjM BONTJM ASHLEAF KIDNEYS FLUKES BEAUTY OF HEBRON. Also, a splendid assortment of YATES' well-known, reliable New Season's Seeds. These need no recommendation. RANSON~& SON, Direct Importers, WAITUNA WEST.
BarraudrinObraliam, GRASS, SEED AND GRAIN MERCHANTS. TTAVE ON SALESEED OATS (Machine- dressed) Sparrowbill Loug Whito Tartarian Canadian Loug Black Tartarian DaDS CANTERBURY SEED. Splendid Samples. Thoroughly Clean. Large Stocks of PRIME OATE s^ D H llL u nWheat, A so — Feed Oats Lid seed Oil Cake Fowls' Wheat Whole Linseed Cape Barley Blue and Grey Peas Eye Corn Marrowfat Peas Seed Beans English Galvanised Crushed Beans Staples [vvire Crushed Linseed A< salts for — N.Z. Shipping Company, Ltd. Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. Massey-Harris Co., Ltd. Booth, McDonaia and Co. Andrews and Beaven, &c, &c. FEILDING, PALMERSTON N., and DANEVIRKE. barraud & abraham. mrTlouis grist (Late Musical Director to Sirjnora Vcnosta, Oeu. DarreU, and Gcu. Leech). TEACHER op Piano, Voice Production, and Singing. Terms : 2 Guineas per Quarter. Pupils prepared for the Concert Platform. ; Apply Star Office or Mr J. Scott s. Special terms may be arranged for , ladies' schools and boys' collegiate es- i tablishments. THE MISTAKE OF A M.H.R. MR TANNER, MH.R., spoke eloquently in Parliament recently on Pomahaka oats, school books, and the price of Tea. On the last named subject he said : "It teas all very ivell for Ministers and honorary members to claim before the ij 'mend public the credit of having reduced the duty on tea 2d per Ih. He questioned whether any family teas 2d better off inconsequence of what they did last year." While admitting that Mr TftDner may be an authority on oats and school primers, his sweeping assertion regarding Tea ia contrary to fact. It is admitted that in the matter of blended teas it was in some cases alleged &afc no alteration be made in price, but the difference I would be given in quality, i That may or may not have been 3 done, but had Mr Tanner investigated the matter thoroughly he would f have found that SURATURA TEA 3 was immediately lowered in price to the public by the amount of the duty, and 1 the quality of it being so firmly established, no doubt entered anyone's mind but that the reduction in price I- was a genuine one, and that the ~ quality remains the same. Suratura Tea ia guaranteed NOT blended with Indian or China Tea. MANCHESTER BAZAAR. n XT EW BOOKS J UST ARRIVED: J^% (ex Latest Mail Steamer) 5S • The Rebel Chief,' Niebct n ' Cesar Birotteau, 1 Balzac • A Sunless Heart,' Johnstone ' Mr Bailey-Martin,' White 'A Stumbler in Wide Shoes,' Sutcliffc --" March 1 Heart of tbe World,' R. Haggard ' Receipt of Diamonds,' C. J. C. Hyno 111 • Anne Hereford,' Mrs H. Wood • Sir Julian's Wife,' Worboise r- ' Guide to Chess and Drafts, 1 Peachey ' The Master Craftsman,' Besant J. S. MILSON, Manchester Bazaar, Feilding. " TO THE ELECTORS of the RANG! TIKEI ELECTORAL DISTRICT. c Ladikß and Gentlemen, — C CONSEQUENT on the alteratio ) of the boundaries of the Rang tikci Electoral Diatrict, ami in reapous Pi to numerous requests, 1 have decide of to. contest the seat for the preser ' a ' Rangitikei Electorate against al coiners. . *' I will Ufcfc nn ;«irly opportunity < placing my vicwb before you. I am )«• Yours Obediently, I3 ' f. V. LETIIBRIDU]
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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 65, 14 September 1896, Page 3
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