Farriers •lOHORSEOWNERS. %%. "R Y I* rofess:or Sample 1 '$$< iHtSfc^lF* -*-^ method, I hare resolr W^tr>^ e^ to c^° a^ Ul^ Moe ' n^» as s!i..\ I. f.A, greaily approve of it as l>ein the safest, most humane and lusting. N difference in the charges. Ordinar; Shoeing as usual if required. Slioein ; done by myself, or umlor my persona supervision. I do not intend to do an, Cheap Jack shoeing, «* I have too inuci respect for that noble nnimal, the horse to do so. My prices are 7s, Ss, and 9 per set. for which I guarantee satisfaetioi iu wear, and comfort to the horse, whicl any man who is a gentleman must, I pre sumc, approre more of than one-fifth of ; 1 penny per day, which is all that ii> saTei on a set of shoes at Is less. All othe work I will do iu heap Jack style i asked for. Gate hinges frjm 3d per It Maul rings from Is per pair, layinj Ploughshares from Is each. Cheap worl sold Cheap. Good work, Moderate prices Terms — Strict Monthly Accounts Prefer Cash if ConvenientN.8. —1 undertake to sho« any horsi in A standing position on my own method no matter how vicious the horse may be which method was greatly approred o by Professor Sample. J. JENSEN. Feilding Shoeing r orge. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. rTIHIS is to certify that I h*v© in vestigated Mr J. JENSEN'S methoc of tying up a Horse's hind feet in ordei to shoe him, and I approve of it foi Vicious Horses. H. SAMPLE, Professional Horseman. Feilding, July 5, 18S3. PUBLIC NOTICE. IN thanking my customers and th« Public {renerallv foi the supporl tfiven me for the past 6 years, I hav< determiued to give them the benefit of my largely increased stock, strictly for cash. I will shoe for cash eheapei than anv farrier in town. I don'l mention prices, as I rImII probably keep lowering. All other smith's work Tery cheap. N.B. — Being- one of Professor Sample's pupils I have all his methods and plans to work on it required, stock in hand — Springs and Axles, Hinges and Bolts, Spade handles Bull rings, Bolts, lin to 7in, Chains, '"aator oil, Split links, Tether swivels. Wedges and Maul rings, Ac , cheap. JOHxN BISHOP, Veterinary Shoeing Forge, Kinuboiton t.'oad, Feilding, E. GREGORY, Makino Road, Feilding, Engineer, Millwright, Blacksmith & Machinist. ALL Classes of Engines, Machines and Agricultural Implement repaired with dispatch. Spr ng Traps, Weigh Tips, or Wool Drays made tc order. Smiths' work in all its branches. E. G. begs to solicit a share of the patronage of the settlers of Keilding and surrounding districts, and trusts. l>v prompt attention and moderate charges, to give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their orders. "O — S T> "ti* T) "O "V inhabitants of Makm%. f/nf mo » Kiwitea, & sur-4-twea^^aw*' rounding districts to know he has commenced business aa Farrier, in Gregory's shop, at Makino, and will give every attention to horses entrusted to his care. He will shoe saddle horses for 6s, light draughts 7s 6d, heavy draughts, 8a 6d. Notices FINAL NOTICE. ESTATE OF THOMAS JONES. PERSONS who have had thoir accounts rendered to them in the above estate, and which still remain unpaid are hereby notified that proceeriiugs will be taken for their recovery at the next sitting of the Resident Magistrate's Court, on or about Bth August, if not paid before. CAPPER & SHERWILL, Trustees. JOHN BELK, TTT HKELWRIGHT, CoachV V Builder, <fcc, corner of Slier-will-street, Makino Road. Buggies, Dog Carts, Spring Traps, Drays, <fcc, made and repaired with all possible despatch. MESSRS LOUND & PEDERSEN, Plumbers and Tinsmiths, Main St., Palmerston, BEG to announce that they undertake all departments of the trade, and guarantee to give satisfaction both in workmanship and charges. Plain and Corrugated Iron '! auks oi all sixes Washing Boilers (copper or galvanised iron) with portable furnaces. Sponge, Hip, Plunge, and Shower Baths, of all descriptions. Orders promptly attended to. W. CAMPBELL, Bootmaker. Kimbolton Road, Feilding. THE Prices and Quality of his goods will deiy competition. Boots and shoes made on the shortest notice, and style and fit guaranteed Charges m6derate. '
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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 33, 21 August 1883, Page 3
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