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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 181, 3 February 1897, Page 3

DICYCLES Gems that Glisten. d The Barnes* " WHITE FLTER " *' The Steams' "YELLOW FELLOW " 6 Thb "UJNION CR-CK- A JACK," ;e And the "WOELD" ° Are undoubtedly the Cream of American n Bicycles, i, _ _. >r Have you seen the " White Flier " ? is J '' Do you know a rider of our machines that is iiot satisfied with his mount? No ; because we satisfy our Customers For Elegance, Comfort, nnd Durability— The " White Fiier " ! For All-round TTo to-Dateness, Finish, and Fashion — ! " The "Yellow Fellow!" S For a Strong, Sturdy, Eehable, Fast a Machine, try s The " tJnion Crack«a Jack ! " • For Lightness, Rigidity, Speed, and , genrral Perfection — •• The World ! " ' We have no hesitation in giving al2 ' months' guarantee with each of our machines, and to respectable persons we ' offer exceptionally e;sy terms, if required. Catalogues and Prices on application, j Just Landed, per 'Krisc^ mail : -CYCLING NOVELTIES, Bells. Lamps,. . Pneumatic Brakes, Kubber Mudguards. Pneumatic Saddles, and a number of; ' Children's Bicycles. IN^PEC'IOX INVITED. No one pressed to Buy, 1 S. E. \YUIGHT, ' ' 33, Lambton Quay, Wellington--1 Palmerston Agent- M it Fcrr. i PHOTOS. FOB HIGH-CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL ICS BRANCHES, GO TO BUNTING, Next Star Office, FEILDING, And at Pa_ue?.ston North. Agent for KUMBER BICYCLES. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE. K.iTAULIS!ii:i) I>V7O. Growth of Funds :— 1875 ... £»110,000 1885 ... *1,105,000 1895 ... aBS^OCOOO J. H. KICII.VKDSON, 41 Co_m iaaioner. ILLIAM CARTHEW'S LIST OF NEW BOOKS, Ex Ruapehu and lonic — • Beatrice,' by Balzac • Palestine, the Glory of all Lands ' • Foreign Conquest,' Balzac 1 Who Did It ?' Nat Gould 'Aurora Borealis,' Angot • Care of Infants,' Coombe ' Herb Moon ' ' Mercantile Practice,' Johnston ' Browning's Poems ' 'Bunkum's Entertainment,' 1 Robert Helmore ' WILLIAM CARTHEW, Bookseller, Feilding. LONGBURN FREEZING WORKS. NOTICE TO FARMERS THE Works will be re-opened early in December, or as soon as sufficient inducement offers. Mr R. Stevens will wait upon farmers, and the Company is prepared to give full market value for stock, either at per pound or per head ; or will freeze on owners' account. Full information can be obtained from JOHN ANDERSON, Manager. WELLINGTON TTT 00L DALES. MURRAY, ROBERTS <& CO. WILL HOLD SALES OF WOOL In Wellington during the coming season. 3rd Sale on 19th FEBRUARY Wool will be exhibited in the Harbour Board's new Wool Stores, specially built for the purpose. ' Advances made upon Wool either for '- sale in Wellington or for shipment to t London. 1 NOTICE OP REMOVAL. EDWIN J. TOZER, I Sign-writer, Grainer, Glazier, Paperb hanger, Painter, &c, BEGS to notify his customers, and the public generally, that he " has removed from Manchester Street to convenient premises in Bowbn Street (next Mr Pope's carpenter's shop), where all orders entrusted will receive most prompt attention. Goods supplied as heretofore. MUSIC II H/T RS w> D * JAME^ i 8 prepared n lid to receive Pupils for the PIANOFORTE. Addreas, Qukrw st 5 > Hr. s. MiLSoa. NEW BOOKS EX KAIKOURA— 1 Mather's Juggler and the Soul j, Barries Margaret Ogilvy 1 Balzaa's Peasantry a Wells' Wheels of Chance Alexander's Golden Autumn Rita' 9 Kitty the Rag Zangwill's Without Prejudice 3 "U'ilkio Collins Antoniua 8 Sergeant's Mistress of Quest 18 Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer, Detective 8 Stuart's Arrested |? Barrett's Sign of the Cross Swift's Nancy Noon Manchester Bazaar, Feilding w f^ HAR LE S CARE'S J; \J Stocfc Sale Fixtures— Feildiug Friday, Feb. 5 Feilding Rani Fair Tuesday, Feb. 16 Feildiog Friday, Feb. IS