Farriers, ' JoHo-tSfiOWNEKS. •fSfti "Ip^ Professor Sample's Ik. A^l^-'-K • J --^ method, I have resolv. W^M^ifed to do all my Shoeing, as J j|»A_LfILX greatly approve of it as bein^ the safest, most humane and lasting. Nc difference in the charges. ' Ord iii arj Shoeing as usual if required. Shoeiw^ done by myself, or under 'my. personal supervision. I do not intend to do an} Cheap Jnck shoeing'), as I hoe too much respect for that noble. animal, the horse, to do so. Aiy prices are 7«, Bs. and 9-! per set, for which I guarantee satisfaction in T.ear, and comfort to the horse, which any man who is a gentleman mu.t, I presume, approve more of than one-fifth of a pennj per clay, which is ail that is saved on a s->t of shoes a- Is lass. All -'other wort I will do in heap Jack »lyl« if asked fur. Gate lunges fron. 3d per lb, Maul rings from Is per pair, laying Ploughshares from Ik each. Cheap work sold Cheap. Good work, Moderate prices. T'*rms — Strict Monthly Aeeoiiats. Prefer Cssh if ConvenientN.8. —1 undertake to shoe any horse in a standing position on my own method, no matter how vicious the horse may be, which method was greatly approved of by Professor Sample. J. JENSEN, Feilding Shoeing tf'orge. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. rpHIS is to certify that I have in- | /estigated Mr J. JENSEN'S 'method of tying up a Horse's hind feet in order to shoe him, and I approve of it for Vicious Horses. H. SAMPLE, Professional Horseman. Feilding, July 5, 1883. PUBLIC NOTICE. I N thanking my customers and the H Public general J y foi the support given me for the past 6 years, I have determined to give them the benefit of my iargely increased stock, strictly ior cash I wiil shoe for cash cheaper than any hirrier in town. I don't mention prices, as I shall probably keep lowering. All other smith's work very cheap. N.B. — Being* one of Professor Sample's pupils I bave all his methods and planß to work on if required. Mock in hand — Springs and Axles, Hinges and Bolts, Spade handles, Bull rincrs, Bolts, lin to 7in, Chains, Castor oil, Split links, Tether swivels, Wedges and Maul rings, <fcc , cheap. JOHN BISHOP, I Veterinary Shoeing Forge. Kiaabolton ><oad, Feilding. E. GREGORY, Makino Road, Feilding, Enginei-h, Millwright, Blacksmith & Machinist. LL- Glasses' of Engines,' Ma"chine« xjL. and Agricultural Implements repaired with dispatch. Spr ng Traps, Weigh Tips, or Wool Drays made to order. Smiths' work in all its branches. - E. G. begs to solicit a share of the patronage of the settlers of Feilding ! and surrounding districts, and trusts, I hj prompt attention and moderate < charges, to give satisfaction to all who ' may favor him with their orders. | >»•*_ I? BERRY ffip*«ffl . JL « wishes the inhabitants of Maki*C Y^riffl * no ' E^witeac&snrT \ma*w^BS^^g&vp*m. rounding districts to know he has commenced business as . 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, 8s 6d. m*mmkj-txK*m nm*m****\»'m mm mtw^mwmmm *\**»mm***»************************m IJotices ~ FINiJ_IiOTIC_L ESTATE OF THOMAS JONES: . f PERSONS who have had their 'accounts rendered to them in the above estate, and which still remain unpaid are hereby notified that proceedings will be taken for their recovery at the next sitting of the Kesident Magistrate's Court, on or about Bth August, if not paid before. CAPPER A SHERWILL, Trustees. JOHN BELII, . WHEELWRIGHT, CeftchBuilder, «jbc, corner of Sher-will-streot, Makine Road. Buggies, Dog Carts, Spring Traps, Drays, &c, made and repaired with all possible despatch. MESSRS LOUND & PEDERSEN, . Plumbum and Tiksiuths, Mais St., Palmerston, - B~i EG to announce that they underj) take all departments of the trade, and guarantee to give satisfaction both in workmanship and charges. Plain and , Corrugated Iron i anks of . all sifes. Washing Boilers (copper or galvanised iron) with ...ortcble furnaces, Spoag'e, Hip,' Plunge, and Shower Baths, of all descriptions. Orders promptly attended to. \o~. C A M P B EL L, Bootmaker. Kim boi ton Koad, Feilding. *~pHE Prices and Quality of his 1. goods wi l.defy competition. Boots and shoes made on the shortest notice, and style and fit guarao ceed ' Charges moderate.
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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 35, 25 August 1883, Page 3
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