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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 2734, 4 June 1915, Page 4

- ''- 1 SUTTON'S SEEDS We have now completed Stocks of SUTTON'S CELEBRATED PRIZEWINNER MANGEL. SUPERLATIVE AND MAGNUM BONUM SAVEDES. IMPERIAL GREEN GLOBE TURNIP. Full supplies of all other varieties of Mangels, Swedes, Turnips, & Carrots. Also Sutton's Renowned Broad Leaf Essex and Giant Rape. BARRAUD and ABRAHAM, LTD. % EXCELSIOR TEA ROOMS. W, H. _ H ANOOCK (Formerly of Kimbolton)' HAS taken over the above Tea Rooms, Manchester Square, next Bissett's. Cleanliness and atten--1 tion guaranteed. Afternoon Teas on •■ the Balcony, if desired. 'Phone: 88. NOTICE, FEILDING AND DISTRICT. MR. A. McKENZIE, Featherston, notifies that he will again be a CASH BUYER in the Feilding District of Fat Sheep, Lambs and •Fat Cattle. KIMBOLTON AND FEILDING COACHES Leave Poole's Hotel 7.45 a.m Arrive Feilding ; ... 9.65a.m cave Manchester Stables, Feilding... ... ... ... ... 9.30 p.m Arrive Kimbolton 6.45 p.m All parcels loft at the Manchester Stables for Kimbolton and Apiti will be carefully attended to, and must be prepaid. Buggies, Saddle Horse*, Special Coaches, etc., always on hire at the Family k Commercial Hotel Stable* KIMBOLTON. C. MAXBAUR, Proprurior. 60LDEN STATE PRESERVING JAR. A New end Improved Wide-mouth Jar with Superior Screw on Patent Cover, which makes it very easy to remove and yet absolutely air-tight. These are in pints, quarts, and .-gallons. Also the Well-known MASON'S PORCELAIN-LINED and ATLAS WIDErMOUTH In usual sizes: pints, quarts and i-gal. . Tin Top Banner Jellies'in Nests. PRESERVING PANS in Enamel, Brass and Aluminium. Brewer's Crystal Sugar. Etc. J. DARRAGH •fIBXDINQ. MISS PATRICK, F.S.M. 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