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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 144, 17 December 1896, Page 4

REID AND GRATS ~ NEW PATENT " Eureka " Feed Corndrills. GRAIN, TURNIP, MANURE, AND LIME DRILLS. With all the Latest Improvements. IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN PLOUGHS THIS SEASON. Bole Agents in New Zealand for DEERING Pony & A||-Stee| Harvesters and Binders. The LIGHTEBT Draught Machines in the world. Pitted with Patent Ball and Roller Bearings, and with adjustable open and closed back to suit either long or short grain, either of which they handle effectually. The machines are much superior to all other makers' machines. Intending purohasera of Binders for next season should not miss the opportunity of securing a Dcering. Order early to avoid disappointment. OUR "EUREKA" PATENT DOUBLE TURNIP AND MANURE DRILLS fob ce 7 dgeS. "Will not choko or break with any kind of manure. OUK BROADCAST GJJAIN AND GRASS SOWER, when wished, can be Etted to sow manure broadcast in 12ft widths at an Extra L/08t. SHRING TOOTH CULTIVATOR AND COUCH DESTROYER. HORSE GEARS, PISC HARROWS, ROLLERS, FAN MILLS. S7 LUKE "&~CO~ (LIMITED) Marine, Hydraulic and Mining Engineers, Boilermakers, Iron and Brass Founders, Iron Bridge BuildersDAIRYING AND SAWMILLING MACHINERY of all kinds SUPPLIED. High speed Engmcs and Boilers in 6tock. Builders' and Contractors' Ironwork Executed with Greatest Di3patch. Plain am> Obnamsntat. Castings. Efficient Workmen, und*r Competent Management, in all Departments. A separate and special branch is made of the minuf-ictiire of their FAMOUS COOKING EANGES. Unequalled in the Colony. It is believed they have the largest output of Ranges in Australasia. For Durability and Finish thej are cnscbpassed. Bicycles. Bicycles. Snle Agents for the Celebrated RUDGE-WHITWORTH. HOBART-BIRD, And that famous High grade, Up*to-date, Light-weight American Machine, THE SPALDING. Inspection Tnrired. REPAIRS A SPECIALTY. All accessories kept iv stock. A most competent expert staff kept under the supen vision of Mr Joseph Lisle. Inspection at our Showrooms inyi ted— Manners Street, WELLINGTON. Works — Victoria Street. Office — Manners Street. mt mttrnmtmrn fttJ^'St ioim»Hn« "^ ne following is an eitract from the ■T SPKIAL g||||j§ AyPOWTMEIt Boston Herald, U.S.A .— NSDH^iI 49fc m,m " 8 i MILES 0F BICYCLE. B_ H 1L Ii 1^ "rjiHE Herald Bicycle Parade has ll" H P m l" f -■- P rovf d to be not the hit of a ii H li M IVfi a^ f k llt l i e nlt ?f tne Bpasn "i a »d no fffara ™»9j *&ffy vk * | I i tact that there is not a single devotee ol the wheel, man or woman, who is not liAATI" V ftfl^ eager for a repetition of it, and another ffial msA 1 n* ' #9 Ik chance to compete for prizes. lllw^vß !■ W* W» •, "Then, too, the great display which - BDI7V urvnAf * went to make up *— rKiirt, ra&u/u. — 5 THK 8 i HILEB OF BEArTIFCIit P11DI? rPY^rtM^lHfllifirl interesting and instructive pageant had I U IW IsL I Wli ttllt mmi\ an educational effect on many thousands TOBR JR if» Among people who did not appreciate H™ the force that cycledom had beconit*, the U^^ Herald parade is discussed, and the basis f _ of discussion is very largely made up of nblD Within HIS RsaCn Of AH expressions of wonder at the size of it all. Thousands never imagined the extent or F^l ipp wig /^BB^ the force or the yalne of cycling,mnd in l^UimCL /^L^v quarters where once existed only disAp\/| /\AI m /^i^M paragement there is now nothing bat CtYLUW M / WJ$ Praise. ««^i« f ]mmr •• it is not amiss to say that wheeldom CIIIE7F I 1 *™ jJ[" is all agog, and wherever cyclists get to^ • %#l%B* / jR/js^n. gether, whether between the heats of iKff^l AM KB / exciting races on the road or in the lftvlvfl#\l« B 0 # Joj[^&^r club rooms, which are so comfortable QB M&^Br these cool nights, the Herald's two big j-— .—^ *""|dß||fc / feasts are, if not the sole, the principal BLENDED bK^B # topics of discussion. ■■■■■■■■■•■»•• Mmm " The contest for bicycle popularity to AT«-'" decide which wheel of them all ehoold C A#*tl DDIPC bear the stamp LAwH ■ lllwfa ' m kmt 'THE MOST FQVULIU BICTCLB, Atfß us TO B^%^ gAm * ac ast °^ Qe two °*ttles to come to an •^ • • l^m. e ?^» wa9 a oa t fc^ e royalt with, a royal JLf PPD ID m&^W^^BP victory as a final. Weeks and months ■ Cll LDi JMwmrM 9K did this contest go on, followed and «^^^™^"» ■ lfc-^1— «»-, participated in with an interest and a SOLD BY ALL GROCERS* zeß t that surpassed expectations. To -. Alfp aiATLItAM* rl er*> every rider his particular wheel is the HAw \L NO T HIriU C.LSb« on] J wheel on earth, and in comparison "■ with his wheel all others are as twinkling WATSON BROS., stars to the snn. Paiotebs and Pafbbhanobbb. "The riders' name is legion, and when GRAND assortment of PAPER- the test of popularity was begun the HANGINGS of latest designs legion got to work. Ballots came in in from 3d per piece, upwards ; also, splen- bundles, in bags, in crates and in all did selection of Borders. Best value ways, until those whose duty it was to ever offered in Feilding. Inspection of receive them were buried nnder the itock invited. avalanche. The cyclists rallied loyally Glass, all sizes, cut to meet reqnire- about the standards of the wheels which ments. Paints mixed in all shades to they had chosen. It soon became a iuit- customers at from 6d per lb. record-breaking contest, both in point All work done bj competent trades- of interest and in number of ballots. It men and. satisfaction guaranteed. was not a matter of thousands, but to Note the Address— the leaders it grew into a matter of nun* Next to Feilding Hotel, Kimboltou Road dreds of thousands, and for the first 10 ■ — wheels in the list, those having a poll of Xmas and New Year Cheer. 70,000 or over, more than 2,000,000 BBLLOTB WEBB CAST. WOLLERMAN & CO. "The contest went on tor months, HAVE decided to give the residents and when the end came of Feilding, Palmerston North, mL the wabWlck was m wimns and surrounding districts, Chmtmas The victory of the Warwiok had nothing Hampers at the following prices .— uncertain about it ; it was as emphatic No. 1, 148, contains— as a vote of 671,589 and 1 bottle Sherry, Port, Coastantia, Claret, . ± »*»" almost 200,000 or any other Australian Wine OTcr rM l * B ne ? ro ? t «°uipetitor. # . 1 bottle Brandy, Whisky, Gin o* Rum «'Thewinauig machine » one that is 10 bottles Ale or Stout well and favorably known to all cyclists, No 2, 20s. contains- and nothing can better prove this than 2 bottles Brandy, Whisky, Bum, or Gin the big vote and final result of the baU 2 bottles Sherry. Port, or Australian lotting. It w manufactured by the War^ w iae wick Cycle Company of Springfield, of 8 bottles Ale or Stout which Mr F. f. W. Fear is Sole Agent No 'i <ttta rnßTiiN« f or p* ow Zealand. 8 bottles Whisky^a C nd7Tum, or Gm HOW THE VOTES STOOD ON THE 4bo w es e sherry. Port, or Australian mmTY^S H f^P E TITOU3. 5 bottles Ale or Stout The following are those of the 98 ComAny other line not mentioned in the Pe^SS-^lif" o^ 11 t0 B " above list will be supplied at lowest y ARW . ICK J36.960 current rates Columbia 23e>,365 current raws. ___ . o _ „-_ AH goods packed and delivbred free m Waverley »w town or at Railway Station. Union 81,996 — — Steams 40,490 ICE ! IOE ! ! ICE !! ! Spalding 10.813 Sterlinu 9,315 Bottke kept Cool and Solid during tho Dayton 8,327 Hottest Weather. Barnes 4,307 Cleveland} Thb Pbomtbtob of the White V ...Under 2,000 FEI &K&? T^^SnS^&SS AVV M The WARWICK subsequently won cobdial manufactory, with 671 589 voteßf and a le( ? d o£ almost 18 now prepared to supply PURE ICE 200,000 over its nearest competitor." in large or small quantities, which goIK AoBNT he manufactures on the premises, having -p, -r -m nn atj had the nece-sary machinery fitted up in V - f- >> • Jf^J™* his factory. WIIiLIS STREJfiI Orders for Ice may be left with Mb The oldest-establiahed practical Cycle P. Thomson. Manchester Street, and Expert in Wbllington will be promptly attended to. Feilding Agent— G. W. Fowlbb A large stock of all tho different vars _ . a . TrtxnsT t ieties of Aerated Waters and Cordials £> J. DAI WUjJ-Oj, is always kept on band and orders will (Late of Saywell Bros., Feilding), be promptly delivered to any part of tlie ShoeiUfi and General Smith, Borough or District on the sjiirtest not ice. RANGIWAHI A, TT7 ISHKS to announce to the settlers WILLIAM BUM MEKS, V V in the Rangiwahia and surroundSteam Works, ing districts that he hat bought the Gladstonh St»»kt. Fktt.ping. Blacksmitbing business lately carried on THE PObT UgglOß tH'OiiE. b^ Mr Bergeraon, knd hope*, by itrict InJL ruDi "'£l^ °*■ wxlja » attention to business and good workman. mwixUA, i chip, combined with moderate charges IS now open, with a Complete Stock to mer i t Ef^ gn>n o f patronage and ofGroeerieSf&o. Terms: Oaab. rapport. ' ' " — — . ' Bepain and Wheelwright Work done. t WIT. H, FOBTBB BkMiU • f pmmKj.