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Feilding Star, Volume XIX, Issue 56, 3 September 1897, Page 1

T AND FOR SALE 208 acres, Apiti, 8 railes from town* ship ; all grassed ; ring fenced ; 8 paddocks ; well watered ; mostly plonphable; 6 roomed house, woolshed, sheep yard*, Ac. Price, £7 per acre ; easy terms. 820 acres, Waituna, 2h miles from township ; 240 acres in grass ; ring fenced ; divided into 5 paddocks ; dairy, outbuildings, sheep yards, trapshed ; \ acre garden and orchard. Price, £6 par acre ; terms, 514 acres, Sandon, \\ miles from township ; all in grass ; divided into four paddocks ; well watered ; good 8 roomed house, dairy, trapshed, wool shed, enables, and garden. Price. £9 per acre. 288 Acres, Birmingham, 8 miles Irom school, all felled and in grass, I divided into 10 paddocks, 9 roomed house, stables, etc , luge orchard and garden. Price £3 per acre. TO LEASE. 200 Acres, 2 miles from Apiti creamery ; all felled and in prass ; 7 paddocks, well watered ; 6 roomed house and outbuildings, yards, etc. Lease for 7 years at 8s per acre. Purchasing clause £8 per acre. Farms of various arears for sale and to lca>e in all parts of the dittrict. RATLIFF & GIESEN, Land, Estate, and Commission Agenta, FEILDINQ. CASH TAILORIN (i7~ A. WILLIAMSON, &£angkeßtkk Stkut, FEILDI.NG, Possesses the Largest Stock of Tweeds and Cloths m the Distriot. New Materials and Fashione arriving every month. MR WILLIAMSON guarantees the best valuo and workman* ship. Every effort made to givs complete satisfaction. FE ILDINQ BUTCHERY, The oldest- established Butchery in the District. rfIHE nndersignod, having taken X over the abovo old-es ablished butchery business, is prepared to supply the BUST BEEF, PORK, & MUTTON to all parts of the Borough at the Lowest Prices for ca3h. Families waited on daily for orders. Term a : Cash or Monthly. JOHN RUTHERFORD. Manchester Street, Feilding. A. ATKINS, (Fellow Royal Inat. British Architects) Aaaoo. Memb. Inst. Civil Enginaera. ARCHITECT, WANGANUI. MR. ATKINS makes periodical visits throughout the District, air H. L. Sherwill will arrange interCORNISH BEOTHERB, Feilding and I3ibmin»ham. HAVING opened establishments as above, we hope to obtain a lair chare of public patronage in the Town and Distriot. Abundant supplier of all Fruitu in season kept in stock. Special attention paid to Birthday and Picnic Parties. Biscuits, Sweets, and Confectionery from the best makers in the colony. Fancy Goods, Toys, and Stationery. Hot I'ies at Birmingham every Satur* day. A fruit cart sent to Apiti every Friday. '^GCTOD WORK at REASONABLE PRICES." E. J. GRAHAM, Blacksmith and Wheelwright. MR R. RUSH is in charge of the Wheelwright Department, lie has had twelve years experience in the best shops at Palmerston. MR W. BAKE R, will manage the Blacksmithing and Ironwork, I shall keep in stock all principal fittings of ploughs and farm implements, so as to do repairs without delay. On Hand— Shafts, Spokes, Naves, Blue Gum, Ac. pka¥ti¥(Tseason7^B97. TREES. TREES. rpHOUSANDS of Frnit Trees of all J_ sorts, including varieties of great merit ; thousands of Hedge Plants (all varieties) ; magnificent selection of Camellias, Azaliaa, Gorgeous Bhodoien-. drons. and Flowering Plants of all de« scriptions. ROSES— aII the choicest varieties Shelter Trees, Herbaceous Plants, and Bulbs. In?f*ction cobdiallt invited. Catalogues on application BEEDS. SEEDS. We have just opened up our tested and NEW SEEDS, and they have proved to be excelleur. Orders by post or other* wise will receive every attention. POTATOES. We hare a splendid variety of grand Seed Potatoes — early, medium, and late torts. James Laird and Sons. NURSERYMEN AND SEEDSMEN, EaMOKT NI7HS»BY, WANGANUI Established 1865, P.O. Box 89