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Feilding Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 1410, 15 April 1902, Page 4

The DAYTON Cycle Th- Hat viACfIiAU tu^i Meu K»btrb Barns another unsolicited TESTIMONIAL from PROMINENT RIDER. Mr W. Lewis, Palmeraton's oldest rider, says :— " I purchased a DAYTON in October, 1897 and I have used the same every day till the present (October, 1900) without it costing me in repairs the proverbial sixpence. I must congratulate you on securing the agency for so genuine a machine, as 1 am confident they will give satisfaction to «H purchasers Herein I enclose order for 1900-nodel" Write for Catalogue of the LATEST .ad BEBT at POPULAR PRICES. G. BARRY, Agent, Feilding. By Special Appointment to His Excellency Earl Glasgow. Established 1882. ART FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. H. FIELDER Proprietor. A PROGRESSIVE INSTITUTION. THE Largest and Moat Complete Furniture and Furnishing Warehouse in THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. LEATHER SUITES DUCHESS PAIRS DUCHESS CHESTS COMBINATI. -N DUCHESS CHESTS In a Variety of Elegant Designs. GO TO FIELDERS For FASHIONABLE And ARTISTIC FURNISHINGS. ART FURNITURE NOW ON VIEW. Sheraton InUid t'bina Cabinets Louis Music and Fancy Cabinets Mahogany Inlaid Chairs Envelope and other Card Tables Chippendale Occasional Chairs Elisabeth Fancy Art Chairs Shakeßpemn Chairs Art Coverings Mahogany Lonis Overmantels Handsome Gilt Overmantels Carved Antique Oak Sideboards Carved Oak Dining Suite Sheraton and Chippendale Suites Mahogany and Gold Bilk Folding Chairs Mahogany and Gold Cane Folding Chairs. Please Note the Address— II Tji I E L D E R, Manners Street, Wellington. To be Published in August, 1902 STONE'S WELLINGTON, H* WILE'S BAY & TAEANAKI Commrrcisl, Mm.icipal, and General Directory ♦ND NEW Z.sALAfID ANNUAL Eleventh Year of Publication AUGUST. 1902 Edited by -John Demy Bvn eize, containing 1000 pages, together with Maps of WeN lington and Mew Zealand corrected to date, the whole handsomely bound in cloth, gilt lettered • El ES: If ordered before PublK cat on, 108 6d ; after Publication, I2s 6d BTONB. SON & CO,, Printers and Publishers, Crawford and Jetty Streets, Dunedin; and at Grey Street, Wellington Barraod and Abraham, BEBD, WINE, BPIRIT, A.YD GENERAL MERCHANTS rjAVEonhand— SEED i ™« at k -'- l^- LJ - i - / ( BARLEY SEED POTATO E B— Large selection. /"Poverty Bay Ryegrass Jgaay C Canterbury ALL MACHINE DRESSED. Cocksfoot, Timothy, Meadow Foxtail, Crested Dogstail, Meadow, Sheeps, Hard and Chewing's Fescues, English Rape, White Mustard, etc We are now landing our new Turnip & Clove* Seeds, Of every variety, specially selected and tested. MANURES MANURES 1 PORE BONE DUST. Agents for all kinds of Farm Implements and Machinery. BARKAUD & ABRAHAM, FEILDING, Palm«rßtok North aud Dannivibkv. W. DALTON, MANUFACTURING PLUMBER & TINSMITH. Wi «*ftflmence business in Feilding about tbe Ist of March. TIN, Ziuc, Iron, Lead, Copper, and Brass Worker. Hot and Cold Water Fitter. Milk Cans, Vats, iErators, Tanks, &c. Batus, Bells, Spouting, Pumps, Rams eto , made, fixed and repaired. Ccoking Ranges, Galvanised Iron (flat and corrugaed), kept in stock. Factories fitted up complete. Agent for Billins' Spray Jet Pumps. HEILDING BUTCHERY. HAVING taken over the oldestablished Butchery Business lately carried on by Messrs Nesbitt & Harwell, I trust that by supplying only tbe best meat, and a strict attention to the requireof customers, to merit a continuance of the support extended to my predecessor*. WALTEB RUTHERFORD. August 2, 1901. AMES J CURTIS Customs, Shipping, and For* wardins Agent, Vftoraovti QviT, WELLINGTON . P.O. Box 168. Telephone, No. 9. Proprietor of Wellington Parcel Delivery Company. Goods ani Parcels forwarded to all parti of the World. AH communications intended for the news or correspondence columns must be written on one side of the paper only, and accompanied by the name and address of tbe writer— not necessarily for publication, bat m a guarantee of good faith— and addressed to The Editor.^