The Wellington Meat Export Company Limited I ______ I ■ FAT STOCK 1 FOR FREEZING The Wellington Meat Export Company, Limited, is prepared to receive STOCK FOR FREEZING ON CLIENT'S ACCOUNT, and I is also prepared to buy FAT I _| SHEEP, LAMBS AND _ ■ CATTLE. [I I All particulars as to the 1 charges and prices can be I obtained on application to I the Company's buyers as | under:— E. P. C. Swalnson, Feilding, Telephone No. 131. F. M. Rickman, Marton. Telephone hJ». 165. W. G. Vickers, Levin. Telephone No. 50. J J. A. Reid, Aramoho. Tele- ■ phone 171, Wanganui Ex. I" H. A. Gower, Ohingalti. I Telephone 1. I Or to the Company's I Head Office: I 18-2O Hunter St. I WELLINGTON. I JQ s ■ HOT |M!s WATER Hi •«» THE "PAREX" BRAND is absolutely reliable. WE HAVE THEM~ IN ALL SIZES With Lambswool Covers, Eyelets, and stamped "Parex" From 7/6 T0 18/6 EACH. J. S TINCEY Chemist and Optician, Fergusson and Macarthur Streets, FEILDING. Bronchitis /-^ II "HEAN'S Essence-^ I is really splendid for Bronchitis. I I It cured our two children. It I ■I is aleo very soothing for sore If ■I throats and colds in general." Jm CROUP & WHOOKINU COUGH aro rapidly relieved by Fluenzol used as directed on the bottle. Insiet on Fluenzol, 1/6 and 2/6, as commended b.y Doctors for children. * Build with Concrete and you Build Only Once! Wood rots, Iron rusts, Bricks crumble, but Concrete made with CROWN Portland Cement is everlasting. Concrete is the only building material that grows stronger with time. Specify CROWN CNOWN ftRAND Portland Cement when ordering Cement for any purpose—Buildings, Floors, Fencing Posts, Troughs, Dips, etc. You will find CROWN Cement of superior fineness and uniformity, and most economical and satisfactory in use. Be itireyou get CROWN Brand— REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. I Used by the N.Z. Government and on the, largest * Public Works throughout the Dominion. Sold by the following Dealers— JOSEPH UARRAGH, FEILDING. KONGOTEA CO-OPERATIVE STORE. WATSON BROS., LTD., PALMEU--BTON NORTH. Many things hawliappeiidi | in SO-'ycß.ics \ Little settlements have become cities, the sales of JBonningbon's ; Irish Moss have increased enor- ; mouely—it still leads in curative ( properties and popularity. It was made by qualified chemists r _ over 50 years ago—it is made by \ qualified chemists to-day. It | cured colda in the early settle- } meiits—it cures coughs and colds I in tHe cities of to-day. BnnniTi^tnn^ It*! <sfH Mac<? JLj. 1-31JI JL^MJsjOIMr. T. Orr, Ayr Street, Inyercaiyill I writes:—"l have pleasure in recom- [" mending Bonniiigton's Irish Mos«, as ? 1 have a. large family ' and have found it a j^* , *" //(£n_JQ ? r ? Ilt bsneilt to the jdHSL.** VUmFyWf children wh»n they >$2r «*"_S l«lL__r wi have been *•■*&:, y? jfftftJ m eufferinir A /£/% fiV&V <?tSX*?I ——___————_& %fv%'& ifst&£& W mm -5- iffiiS^^w J§~ «fj£?2?sj
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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 3234, 7 May 1917, Page 4
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