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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 38, 1 September 1883, Page 3

Farriers _____ 'lUHUKSEOWNERS. <gft^ T)Y Profi'sscr Sample's Kkliffikzhr*-*-} method, I have ri?»olvs'jnffifSfi*& to do all my Shoeing, as I iLSI~C.JL gr«atly apprurwof it as being the s&feKt, most humane and lasting. >"o difference in the charges. Ordinarj' Shoeing as usual if required. Shoeing done by myself, or under my personal supervision. I do not intend to do nny Cheap Jack shoeing, as Ih:ive too much respect for that noble animal, the hor*e, to do so. My prices are 7s, Ms, and 9s per set, for which I guarantee satisfaction in wear, and comfort to the horse, which any man who is a gentleman must, I presume, approve more of than one-fifth of a penny per day, which is all that is saved on a set of shoes at Is less. All other work I will do in heap Jack style if asked fur. Gate hinges from 3d per lb, Maul rings from Is per pair, laying Ploughshares from Is each. Cheap work sold Cheap. Good work, Moderate prites. Terms — Strict Monthly Aeoounts. Prefer Cash if ConvenientN.B, — I undertake to shoe any horse in a standing position on my own method, no matter how rieions the horse may be, which method was greatly approved of by Professor Sample. J. JENSEN. Feilding Shoeing L-'orge. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEEN. HTIHIS is to etrtify that I have investigated Mr J. JENSEN'S method of tying «p a Horse's hiad feet in order to shoe him, and I approve of it for Vicious Horses. H. SAMPLE, Professional Horseman. Feilding, July 5, 1883. PUBLIC NOTICE. IN thanking my customers and th* Public generally foi the support given me for the past 6 years, I have determined tc give them the benefit of mj largely increased stock, strictly for cash I will shoe for cash cheaper I than any farrier 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 have all his methods , and plans to work on it required. •Stock in hand — Springs and Axles, Hinges and Boltn, Spade handles, ; Bull ring's, Bolts, lin to 7in, Chains, Castor oil, Split Hnkß, Tether swivels, Wedges and Maul riaga, &c , cheap. JOH3 BISHOP, Veterinary Shoeing Forge. Kiaibolton Koad, Feilding. E. GREGORY, Makino Road, Feilding, Engineer, Millwright, Blacksmith & Machinist. ALL Classes of Engines, Machines and Agricultural Implements repaired with uispatch. Spr ng Traps, Weigh 'Jips, 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, tnd trusts, lij prompt attention and moderate charges, to giva satisfaction to all who may favor him with their orders. F-n -mm -r\ ttj "XT' inhabitants of MakjV rJ^F^ mo, Kiwitea, &Burw*^MgaßWM^ rounding districts to know he has commenced business as Farrier, in Gregory's shop, at Makino, and will giva every attention to horses entrusted to his care. Ht will tjjoe saddle horses for 6s, ligkt draughts 7i 6d, heavy draughts, 8s 6d. Ifotices notTcj.MRS WARNE (late of Clareville House, Feilding) begs to intimate that sh« has opened a Private Boarding House in Ashnrst, where Travellers, Families, and Bridal Parties will find every accommodation, combined with civility and attention. J^ H O M P 8 O N, TIXSMITH, FEILDWG. Spouting and Guttering fixed. Baths, Filters, and Tank* made to Order. All kinds of ti»war» on hand All orders neatly executed. — Country orders promptly attended to. CHAEGES STRICTLY MODERATE FLOUE ! PLOTTR 1 1 A SK for Chamberlain's FLOUR admitted t« t» be the best in the Manawatu. Chamberlain's is the only mill that isfitted witft appliances for thonntghij mixing the wheats, essential to making Good Flour. Orders punctually attended to. W, E. CH A M BBRLAIN Feilding Steam I 1 lour Mill. The Undersigned have for sale — RYE grasß seed- (Prime Canterbury sample) Seed VV'neat — (Machine dressed) Oats — (Seed and Feed) Fencing Wire— (6, 7, 8, £10 guage) Fencing Staples Barbed Wire Clover Seeds of all kinds Sheep Dip— (Little's and Cooper's) HALCOMBE & SHEKWILL.