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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 147, 21 December 1896, Page 1

H. P. WORSFOLD, HAIRDRESSER and TOBACCONIST, Manchester Street, FEILDING. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Fancy Tobaccoa of the choicest brands always in stock. Pipes of every variety, and of the very best quality. My Saloon is fitted up in first-class sfcyle, and will compare favorably with any in the colony. A trial respectully solicited. H. F. WORSFOLD. H. COLLIER & CO., WANGANUI & NEW PLYMOUTH, ABE appointed sole agents for the West Coast for J. Brinsmeads and Sons' PIANOS. Shipment just received. These pianos are, without doubt, the finest English pianos made. Reliable Pianos from 33 guineas. Second-hand Pianos, m good order from £12 10s. Mr R. Heard (certificated tuner from Kirkman & Sons) visits Feilding every few weeks. J. COBBE, Agent, Feilding. .5*3 „ /r& S. 1J O m k ¥ cJ * S s mi 5P5 § I I ■g o w r f uj t3 I XMAS SEASON. XMAS SEASON. W. G.. SHE A REE, CABINETMAKER, HAS Just Received NEW GOODS for Xmas Renovation. Oilcloths and Linoleums Wool Mats, all colors Austrian Chairs Childs' High & Low Chairs Hocking Chairs, &c, &o E f cry description of Furniture made to order if not in stock at the Steam Fnrnitnre Factory and Turnery Works. The Blue Sign, Manchester Street. Liberal Discount for Cash. HUMOUES of THE WELLINGTON EXHIBITION. LADIES meet in front of the Wel« lington Woollen Co.'s exhibit. Mrs Wairarupa : 'My gracious ; if it isn't my second cousin, Miss Pahiatua. Ho w are you, dear ? — (Kisses) . Miss P., returning the embrace : ' Delighted to meet you, darling. Let me introduce yon to my friend across the Straits, Miss Motaeka. Mrs W. : 'So glad, really. Isn't this a delightful show? Quite equal to anything I've seen in New Zealand. But I do so want a cnp of tea.' Miss P. : ' Jtist what I was looking for. I can't find the Suratura Kiosk, and , 1 can't drink any other sort.' Mrs W. : ' Nor I. Anything else dis- • agrees with me. But do you mean to say we are unable to get a cup of Suraturn Tea in the Exhibition ?' Miss M. : ' Yes. Is it not a shame.' Mrs P. (horrified) : ' Why ? Is it not obtainable here ?' Misß M. : ' Because it is not a New Zealand product. 1 Mis W. : ' Oh, rubbish ; that cannot be the reason. No tea is produced in New Zealand.' Miss M. : 'Of course not. But some of it is blended in New Zealand, you know, and that makes all the difference.' Mrs W. : 'Of all the ridiculous excuses I ever heard of that beats everything — to say that blended tea in New Zealand makes it a colonial product. Come, let us go where we can get Suratarn, which is packed where grown (Ceylon), and therefore retains its freshness, purity, and aroma.' Miss M. : ' Very well ; but those are not the only virtues of Snratura. One i of its strongest points is ita economy. It goes twice as far as other teas.' PHCENIX ABSUBANGE COMPASTY, OF LONDON, [EIITABLISHHD 1782.] Risks taken, at Lowest Current Batei HUGH L. SHERWILL, Pfjtriot Manager, Offices— KncßOLiozr Bojj>, Fbildimo, Birmingham Agent — G. Anyon. PATENTS TB A D EM ARKS Sesured in all Countries. HENRY HUGHES, C.E., Chartered Patent Agent (40 years' experience) 64, Phoenix Chambers, Wellington Jamea Spiers Freeman, IjAND AGENT ASHUBST. THE Largest List of Farms in the Diotac! to select fewa.