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REID AND GRAY'S NEW PATENT "Eureka" Feed Corndrills. GRAIN, TURNIP, MANURE, AND LIME DRILLS. With all the Latest Improvements. IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN PLOUGHS THIS SEASON. Sole Agents in New Zealand for DEERING Pony & A||-Stee| Harvesters and Binders. Tho LIGHTEST Draught Machines in the world. Fitted "with Patent Ball and Koller Bearing*, and with adjustable open and closed back to suit either long or short grain, either o? which they handle effectually. The machines are much superior to all otbor makers' machines. Intending purchasers of Binders for next season should not misa the opportunity of securing a Dcering. Order early to avod disappointment. OUK "EUREKA PATENT DOUBLE TURNIP AND MANURE DRILLS fob badges. Will not choice or break with any kind of manure. OUR BEOADCAST GtfAltf AND GTCASS SOWER, whoa wished, can be fitted to sow manure broadcast in 12ft widths at an Extra Cost SHRING TOOTB CULTIVATOR AND COUCH DESTROYER. HOBSIU GEARS, DISC HARROWS, ROLLERS, PAN MILLS. S. LUKE &"C(X (LIMITED) Mavine, Hydraulic and Mimng Engineers, Boilermakers, Iron and Brass Founders, Iron Bndge BuildersDAIRYING AND SAWMILLTSG MACHINERY of am khtd* SUPPLIED. II i y h speed Engines and Boilers in stock. Builders' and Contractors' Ironwork Executed with Greatest Despatch. Plain a?d Ornamental Castings. Efficient Workmen, under Competent Management, in all Departments. A separate and special branch i* made of the manufacture of their FAMOUS COOKING RANGES. UncqunDnA in tho Colonj. It is bolierod they haye the largest output of lian^es in Australasia. For Durability and Finish ihpy are'r/xsnarAssED. " Bicycles. Bicycles. Sole Agents for the Celebrated BUDGE- WHIT WORTH, HOBAKT-BJRD, And that fam:ua High grade, Up>to-date, Light-weight American Machine THE SPALDING. lospection Jnrited. RE PA IKS A SPECIALTY. All accessories kept in stock. A most competent expert staff kept under the super* vision of Mr Jo.'eph Lisle. Inspection at our Showrooms in ri tod — Manners Street, WELLINGTON" Works — Victoria Street. Office — Manners Street. 6TS?S£!/U. fSSii APPWJmBDni Boston HeraldrU.VA 1 :- 11 " 101 "^ * NB»B /Atfntßl " 8^ MILES 0F BI CYCLE. i 1 l|j I S |^i "HPHE Herald Bicjclo Parade has Hi Lra t>" "•■'« a^' u^ l ' lo ut °^ l ' le BP ' lSi ' ) i, and no I I $! ffl P lOi f'M i beltor P TOof of this can be had thun thr fj^^ggWi^ lUf j| *Jj '' * &l ' 1 'hat there is not a single devotee of >*w^ r "■• the wheel, man or womau, who is not fiMJ^ffl^fP W ftiftV Pft Ser for a repetition of it, and another BUS l*& i T I " chance to compete for prizes. fill *&<?»*■ Sa vsL w • a "Then, too, the great display which »»I7IT fc/n?n£t • went to make up .t— PRi2£» mi,VAI » TnE 8 i MILFS op nEAUTIPITt> I3IIDS? rKVlAßi!£!M^Bl|!^f »nterestin« and instructive pageant had I V rUb VL 1 Wdi\&iiiisUiil\ an educatioual effect on many thousands A^^ Among people who did not appreciate Tl?£^ the force that cycledom had become, tho J*3^ Herald parade is discussed, and the basis of discussion is very largely made up of floui Within Sicßeachof A3 f^^^S^r^S^t Dl BOST [ m jT^gaß^ 1 tne force or the Valne of cyclinst, and in I US\Eli §U /^Jw quarters where once existed only dis> Aaß . #( 4«sA.t us I 4s£t^&k paragement there is now noihing bnt CEYLOs^ H/ mM prHisG - I '• It is not amiss to say that wheeldom i P| JD^E" h 1S a^ agoff. and wherever cyclists get to--0 Vll&i S^S mtwk gether, whether between the heats of 1 1^6 ft I ikß^9 Wi I ( 'X c it'.ng races on the road or in the llwwlr^Bv /Hi «LIP c '"'' rooms > which are so comfortable qa X^| JwLr^r rhese cool nights, the Herald's two big —— . _u.wt_ 1 feasts are, if not the sole, the principal RI FWlBl»Bl HB-wk / topics of discussion. +**-l-+S***^** *B f J&P /m 7 " The contest for bicycle popularity to AT*/ decide which wheel of them all should F Aitft RFltftP ""*^"# bear the stamp LAC if P HlVfc — ~ZT k <THE MOsT POPUL4B BICYCLB,' — _ u _ T _ tfnt^ fjS&i t i e ast °^ c two tles to come to an AmO UP TO wJSy fj&Wn enc *' wa3 a att^ e r oy a 't with a royal DfTO I S j^^^fi^W^ victory as a final. Weeks and months ibii Litft JSkSSStS JE^lv did tins contest go on, followed and ■ii I"■ ■ 4 participated in with an interest and a SOLD QYALL GROCERS* zest that surpassed expectations. To ! ■ i"»%"rr^ M«VTI ll*,l^> rl C»^' every rider his particular wheel i 9 the i HAYt NO T KIN& tLvb« °"' y wn eel on earth, and in comparison with his wheel all others are as twinkling ' WAfnanxr tvroq itars to the sun WAIbUJN 15KUb., "The riders' name is legion, and when Paintebs and Papebhanoeb9. the test of popularity was begun the GRAND assortment of PAPER- legion got to work Ballots came in in HANGINGS of latest designs bundles, in bags, in crates and in till from 3d per piece, upwards ; also, splen. ways, until those wiose duty it was to did selection of Borders. Best vahie receive them were buried under the ever offered in Feilding. Inspection of avalanche. The cyclists rallied loyally stock invited. about the standards of the wheels which they had chosen. It soon berame a Glass, all sizes, cut to meet require- record-breaking contest, both in point ments. Paints mixed in all shades to o f interest and in number of ballots. It suit customers at from 6d per lb. wag not a matter of thousands, but to All work done by competent trades- the leaders it grew into a matter of nun> men and satisfaction guaranteed. dreds of thousands, and for the tirst 10 _, . , ... wheels in the list, those having a poll of Note the Address- 70,000 or over, more than Nest to Feildng Hotnl, KmnoLTny Koap 2,000,000 uaLLOTS webe cast. t\? r\T T XT' T? TV/r l "NT jfr nt~\ "The contest weut on tor months, WOLLJI.KMAIS & CO., aQd when the end camo WINE, SPIRIT, AND GENERAL m , THK wauwick was the wtjtnsb, The victory of the Warwick hml nuth ng MERCHANTS, uncertain about it ; it was as emphatic Thf Sohare as a vote of aud PAIiMERSTON NORTH, over its nearest competitor. BEG to notify that they have started "The winning machine is one that is in business ngain, and stocked the well and favorably known to all cyclists, place with all the best brands of Wines, and nothing can better prove this than Spirits, Ales, etc., too numerous to men« the big vote and final result of the baU tion. Sole Agents for tho undcrmen- lottiDg. It 19 manufactured by the War-> tioned lines .— wick Cscle Company ot Springfield, of Doctor's Special Highland Cream which Mr F J. W Feak is »o(e Agent Whiskey for .New Zealand." TuckVy Bfend Whiskey HOW THE VO FES STOOD ON THE Old HY>wird *** Whisker 2/TH AUGUoT. Ch a « Donald FinrSw Scotch do. NINETY-EIGHX COMPETITORS. Several br»nds of Lager Beers rccom- The foHcirmg are tbo.se of the 98 Commended for invalids, and specially selected P 6 * I^* £&J?l? tt l ° iZ^''" by Mr Wollerman when touring on the WARWICK Continent last year. Columb.a 230,365 , o i * < c ■» a » Waveriey ... „. 8a,379 Also, Sole Agents for P. SCHABTF 8 TTninn HI *iUR a ,° el< * rat 1 c ? . . Steams «>,«)0 Pianos and Musical Instruments. Spaiding ]o,«i8 MAOHI^ERY and IMPLEMENTS Sterling 9,315 Indented Direct from the Manufacturers. Dayton 8 327 Catalogue* on hand to select from. Barnes 4,3 >1 • ■ Cleveland ") A« W. & Co. import Direct from the White > ...Uudcr 2,000 Manufacturers, the public will see that World ) no middleman's profit is attached, there* " The WARWICK, subsequent] j won fore they will reap the benefit by buying with 671,589 votes, and a lead of almost from them. 200,000 over its nearest competitor." ,„ . . „ Solk Agknt, AH orders sent to us will be carefully F J W FJSAB packed and forwarded. WILLIS *STREET ' Colonial Bottled Ale and Stout m T!lt} o ia e3t s es tablUhed practical Cycle quarts and pints always in stock. Expert in Wbixijjgton a trial Solicited, — Fp " di g«_ A f * nt ~ G - w - f»™*_ Cash Buyers of Grain and Pro- F. J. SAYWEIJj, d*iot». ftso. (Late of Saywell Bros,, Feilding), T~7^. r. * TTC7ISHEB to announce to the settler* H £ « fl ' i « Q^ Bl \ ? f W ia the Kangiwahia and sanound. _._»^ „ Spath (Captain ing distnets that he han bonKht the 1^ Harvey) will leave Wei- Blacksmithrog business lately carried oa every Monday by Mr Bergeraon, and hopes, by strict aud Thursday; Foxtoo attentwn to business und good workman —jvery Wednesday and Saturday. ship, combined with moderate charges —— to merit a fair share of patroixa«e and Passage Monfey— Single, 10s ; return, support. - 11 aM. Ladies' Saloon aloo on board. Ifepairi and Wheelwright Work done. J. F. OVEEEND, Aeebt. Sbonag • irtwltj-.

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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 132, 3 December 1896, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 132, 3 December 1896, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 132, 3 December 1896, Page 4

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