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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 108, 26 February 1885, Page 4

Notices " r " -■-**~~~ i ~-^-*. MODEL SHpEINia] , ISOMKu'uA OYEZ ! OYEZ \\ ■ OYEZJtji V ' rpHIS is to Give Notice<!that .tEe \_ Proprietor of the above Estab-2; lishinent is Shoeing Hacks vat -.6is pert Set for Gash.: Cash CustoinersLJwillQ find it to their advantage >Mxcom»^b6i the M. S. P. for all kinds of Smith's Work, as they JwilLibetantist liberally dealt with, -the -motto being, " Quick Eeturns from Small profits !" All Work Guaranteed. • , 1 . " : , • yi r-rr-.-v.i ■.'.-<•*')'%■ L QllT! In Stock— Coil Chains, Maul Wedges, Back^ Chains,[ &c.^fCg oili0 iliy ji Come one, Come all; ;oiye'aT^aX JOHN TAJpOf&l n ;T^f 2 Manchester Street Model Shoeing!../ Forge. -■ :.^ 0 -* ri l. j c :n; N^-gp^ \jf . Wholesale & Eetail, : 1 ,. -y „& Watchmaker and • Jswellesv •" r ° ~" f ( WILLIS STREET/ W^LLII?Gi;Oir.J Dealer in Watchmakers and Jewellers ° Tools and Material. ''- Of ' English and foreign watches repaired. '-[ All work Guarantee^.": :' :i> °t" r ■ •/■■ „J.. .;'..t. "li/. .ItllU. FB A N C'tS' ; B T-D B T •■■* I ?jCT6C J° ■111I 11 •— Auctioneers, l „' .'^J^ _ • r .WELLINGTip^; '$£{[ '.■ Ji Sellers of land will/ please CQipamgi^ 1 -^ cate with the above firmWl .1. "- = : r^-Ti ....:; '..M.21-sn ftl E AR 0 F ; 0 V N/Drßl¥Tnt iA. . W^LLINISTOISr,:, o) J LUKE A 'SONS,'.* 1 "iw'fij " Iron and Brass Pounders. En^itieera and Boiler-Makers: -&™V J -TT , P.B.— Are manufacturing ' th^ir jnoaf economical Ranges at reduced ' pne^fli. The best and cheapest > ranges y,im :&&. ; market. .. ' .:-,:L;. ■..■■■■,■•. -t-Vi ■^jsd.o: I - By Special Appbintment;' 1 1° ?. ir ■j. ....^GEOEGE/^Q^^^f^ : Manufacturer of T>oub\e JErttted^Wibrir > "• : and Cordials, r' irr^!: Cuba street, 1 WBLLikatoir^' '; |A SK for his celebrated Ginger^AleiP* . /\_ and take no/ other; ''^hVbuarp^ nßss carried on as usual by 'Mrs Dikdm . S Auckland Agent, Mr Arthur 1 m^: Njathan. . iI:v !.? f^ 01 \ ' ..' W-. ; .:Bi;E',G'!Ev^" : iolM. ;^uc : (Successor to W. Peardil)* ! r '% " oi: ;■ .j ..■'.» ' ■•*•• '• fi^i : •:•./: .:• -•Tf.-.-'j UL . MANXTFACIURRR^of JRrat*ii wr Waters, Cordiafe, &ft. j ; ft . /? il i Fitzherberi; street, ' Parmerstoni >o i" *? 1". ■ ".- . " ■- ? r :;:,>...:: :o Ilyil:oC> W.-B. would call special atten^oii' 1 ;^ to his Gin ger Ale, r*emqnadey Y G^ti^ 0 r Bber, and other cordials./ ;/i ° [Xi' fi - Goods forwarded by Rail and Cbacb. 'V •..'•: ■'■... ■ : .;y:XIJJ. lit Orders by Tele»ram receive pronipft l6^ attention: : "' • ;" : .'^" . i " FEILDI N G PUBLIC LLH^ARY' I^ READING HOOMJ ' r u;t ; • -^- r ; •;■."-•:,■■ -i-P- °* npHIS Institution is now 6pen ta ; f -I the public under the new' jroti&r&j ' The Readingßobm.daUy 'tiroin'li)^ a.in. till 10 p.m., free: V , T v ' f \ |The LibrarY for th^issu^bf'bd^aS^ on; nf^j^^^m^ days, from 10 a.m. to 4p.m,, and from .s 7 p.m. to 8 P-m.^^ ;, .. ;.:,,., !iCt mid Sabscriptibh.toth^'Lib>ary^pay^))4^ in ; advance, lOs per annum, or J 2i'*6d n \- r quarterly for one book : or £1 jewnr r+ or jOs half-yearly for three Books. "FI RE WOOD-! FIRE VPOOB^W J' AMES PA^LMBR '-be^^^fld 7 that he is prepared to give/ine^^ inhabitants of the Borbughrtn^avtyai^",. K lege ot getting their 'Firewood^ veY^ 1 cheap. Rata, M atai, Tawa and Miied^",'! Wood in 4 or 2 foot lengths, or fejTr'.?, horse or bullock dray loads as re-/;'"' quired, will be delivered, to » U J, ijf^.'.Vr ot thV> t»wn on the shortest notice.' ' a i%'i'' v Jftr^ge stoClc, of sj^fendid^ wQod 7 no^flgli oj bapo!. 'A/ote my address— [v:r -,f rV'TJAJfJBS .PALMERi '^■'■<^\u-:) ._ j ■Suburban ;Road, FeildJh^- 'V l ri ,' f ABRIDGED RAILWAY TIME-t ( j ! " : ;, .. „ TABLE, ..< t - \ rJ i:AI iV. '■; \; v '.V ' r .-,''SPUTH. "/.*" ■'•.v.ii'.o-/:^ ; Leave Wanganuiatßa.m.and4.liB R.-»fc r j;M Leave Eprdell at 8.50 a.m. and s.6^j>^m,, : Ui ' Le^ye T,urakina rt $.&»££*ss ffl^i p'.lil"'" : l ' •■'•"•- ' k '\;~- " ; Jjeave Marton at : 10.20. a.m.. arifl 612 v r p.Jrv'- ■•'•-, ■• <•• ■.'■■- -:* : •/ i>iaToxi . Lealve Great ford at 10.37 a.m. iiridf 6.3$ ' ' p.m.-' ■ .•■'■■•■•. . :-.■;:■ r.L rwmxw.j Leave Halcombe at 11^20 a.m., *n&l'F3Q e >'i p.m.. ! .•-. ••■;! .< ■—...', ■..■( -.'•;[!' .Lno t>[J;;-g Leave Feeding, at 11.60 a.m.; *i*i#.6Dr. : ,r Leave, Falmer&ton. at , 12.35 , a.m* and „ v O.qU p.m. • . v ■■ ,■ .1 t ( grains r reach Foxton at 9.p"| : 'i». t m^f '^ (through trains) and at '&-j>.tti/ i 'Wntik Wahganui). - : ■■■' •», '■'• •' '^f f >^ w ?■>•• _ I , ■-„ NORTH* ; ;x daiinJrlA. ~ Leave Fdifoh at7:BOaimv,'and 4H2& i.W J ' J * Leave PalmerSton at ! Site s.'raii^f.WP^ a..m; aridi6.4spim.;i ■; ■ v n : ? .:';?< rid :yj;«Leayfe Jgeilding^ •> at: : 7.809 a-mioandr&Bo; . a , Leave Halcombe at ,8.25 a.m. Umd,^.2Q, |> '' : Leave Marton at g.B.a^mPan^S.iifc"^^ . . Leave Turakiha' a t^r4s a.mT afeW p,m. t; -'i 10 ia^ ;s jr. jy:^'\-%o ori yioili/g 2 teave Fotdell at 10.30 p.m(^Bll>^.lff> Tsaing reach-WanKanui aklll^ a«br.^ - Prom Feildingitp JPalmertfoß« n l9 m n 5 t