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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 33, 11 October 1882, Page 1

Butchers WILLIAM WHISKER. WHOLESALE & RETAIL T7*A MILY BUTCHER KIMBOLTON ROAD Feilding. N.B. — Family Orders strictly attended to Kills nothing but the Primest oi Stock. J Having always on hand his own breeding to choose from. JAMES WHISKER'S /"[.ENERAL FARM PRODUCE STOFE And Meat Market, Railway Square, FEILDING. ' FEILDING BUTCHERY. tl ENRY RUTHi-BFOUD, Manchester-street. Prime Beef. Mutton, and Pork always on hand. Families waited on daily for orders. PUBLIC NOTICE. C. SEIGEL, FAMILY RETAIL BUTCHER. IN thanking the public for past favors, wishes to inform them that be intends visiting Feilding every Monday and Friday. Legs of Mutton Is each. Kidneys and Sausages always op. hand. FAMILY BUTCHERY AND POULTRY ESTABLISH MENT. I J B. GICHARr> A* Feilding, (Corner of Manchester and Greystreets. T> MANSON FAMILY BUTCHER. PALMERSTON NORTH. Sheepskins, Tallow, Hides, and Wool, bought for cash. 'Business Notices -jyr O w OPEN MARTIN'S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, (Opposite Homan Catholic Church,) Victobia Avenue, Wanoauni. Everybody should obtain a copy of Mr Martin's little work entitled •' Portraiture." Post free on application. "jj UGH B~L A CX, Watchmaker & Jeweller, Next to Mr J. Anderson's S^ Victoria Avenue, WANG ANU I. All country orders punctually attended to. • NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. W. BRANDT, Boot and Shoemaker, OF Feilding, wishes to inform the inhabitants of Feilding and surrounding distri ts, that he has returned his business, and begs to thank them for past favors, and hopes, b\ strict attention und supplying a firstrateVticle, to v erit a continuance oi the support i bat has hithero been accorded to him.