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Feilding Star, Volume II, Issue 142, 13 October 1880, Page 1

3 'AMUEL GOODBHE ERE *■ 'BARRISTER AT LAW, 'SOLICITOR & CONVEYANCER, •MA : N CHESTER SQUARE, FEILDING, '(the premises lately occupied by the ' ; Bank of Australasia), ju 9-cm [a card] _t J O H N PRIOR,SOLICITOR, '-FeS'gitso n Street, -Feildtng Two Doors from Empire Hotel. [card] n > HAWKINS, I3amster-nt Law, Solicitor, Conveyancer, and Notary Public, Mrs 'Wakefield's, Palmerston. ; Foxton and Feilding Courts attended. 'Retainer by telegram attended to. aug 20-3 m MR E. W. PKRKINS »T>ARRISTEK AND SOLICITOR Palmerston North and Feilding •'■Feilding Office-Next Bank of Ana tralasia, Manchester Street, Feilding. 'May ' be consulted at his office every Tuesday and Friday. [■A CARD.j R, C. E. MADDEN, BAEEISTEE, SOLICITOR, AND CONYKYANCEIi, Opposite Bank of Now Zealand, 1-J 10 H-STREKT, MaHTOX. m 21-3 in ___ r J. 800 T H « : L<3 e sei> Native Tnthr i* tk Comyjtssio.v Agent. Manchester-street F E I L D I N 0 M R F. I> k. J. CLE K a A Cll ITECT. FEILD I N G. • Agent for the Colonial Insurance Company of New Zealand. THE FEILDING SALE ROOMS. T\/T ESSRS H A LCO MB R AN D J3JL SBERWILL purpose holding a Fortnightly Auction Sale of general 'merchandise etc., In their commodious auction rooms at ! the corner of Manchester-square. They are now prepared to receive ; goods, and every facility will be given •ior storage. . Persons desirous of disposing of goods are requested to forward them as early in the week as possible. HALCOMBE & SHERVVILL. , mv s t f Auctioneers.

COMMUNICATION BETWEEN FOXTON and WELLINGTON. • S.'S. STORMBIRD AND S. S. JANE DOUGLAS, ißeo-ular traders between Foxton, Wel- ° lington, and Lyttelton. Hours of sailing will be duly posted •at Railway Stations at Halcombe iPalmerston. and Feilding. passenger accommodation. R. B. MAIUIN, Manager, Wellington. ■For freight or passage apply to JOHN W. LIDDELL, AgentNOTICE. 4 NY person found trespassing in A. pursuit oi game or removing •cattle from the Aorangi Block .(Bull's will) without permission will be prosecuted. Poison laid lor dogs. JOHN SCOT I, 'ma 1-1 m •• -SHE Undersigned have now L bale a large quantity (''"Grass seed and Oats of ex •HALCOMBEi! Auctioneers.