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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 222, 23 March 1897, Page 2

Labor saving machinery, large stocks* and an immense turnover enable Messrs Bouse and Hurrell, Coach Builders, Courtenay Place, Wellington, to sell at extraordinary low prices, An examination of prices and work at Mr T. Watson's, Feilding, will prove the fact.— Advt. Owing to the immense quantity of piece goods cut up at his establishment this season, John Cobbe has a tremend* ous lot of remnants of all sorts of useful materials on hand. Persons living at a distance can have assorted £1 remnant parcels sent, carriage paid, on receipt of cash. These will be taken back and the money returned should they fail to give satisfaction. Bicycling has become such a universal pastime that too much care cannot be taken of the particular make of wheel we ride. In this connection we are reminded by an advertisement which appears in this issue that Messrs W. and G. Turnbull and Co., of Welling, ton, are the sole agents for the cele* brated "Bykeoline" oil, which is nn« doubtedly the best bicycle lubricant in the market,