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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 40, 4 November 1882, Page 1

Notices ISO! ICE OF REMOVAL. J. and D McFARLAN E, BEG to notify to their numerous friends and customers that they have removed to those commodious premises lately occupied by the ■Northern Boot and Shoe Company, wht-re they will always hnve on hand a large stock of Tents, Tarpaulins, Oilskins, and Ship Chandlery of every Description. Orders, both in Town and Country, punctually attended to. Storekeepers will h'nd it to their advantage by dealing- with J. and D. McFarlane, as a liberal discount will be allowed. (g£*£sote the Address — Taupo Quay, Wanganui, Opposite the Railway Goo'ls Shed. KIVVITEA BREW I It V. r f^HE Above Brewery is now in ull working order. First Class Ale and Porter. Feildino Depot : Manchester Strest, Feilding, (Between the Bank ot Australasia and Bank of New South Wales.) Two Gallons at 2s per Gallon, — For Cash. — The Trade liberally dealt with. All Orders promptly attended to. ggrThe Kiwi tea I rewery only brews from Malt and Hops ot the first quality, and rhe Ales and Porters cannot be surpassed in the Colony. T. L. HARCOURT. PUBLIC NOriCfc. I BEG :o inform the public of Feildi ig, that I have taken a portion o those premises lately occupied by Messrs Halcombe and Sherw 11, and am now prepared to 1 make to order <JILSKIN SUIIS. Of all styles aud patterns. Garden seeds of ail varities in stock Umbrellas, and parasols repaired 5 Clocks repaired piomptly If you want your lamps repaired. • don't forget to call upon 1 JAMES MOKRTS, Night Watchman, h >. Souare, Feildiiosr i JAMKS S. JOLLY, "PAPEKHAKGER, House Decor ator, and Sign Writer, Palmerston N, Orders left at the Star Office promptly attended to.