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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 117, 19 March 1885, Page 3

; Notices FEILDING BOROUGH COUNCIL. , MANCHESTER STREET BRIDGE. I j ' I HIS Bridge is closed for Vehicle b ' and Horse Traffic until further notice. ■ | GEO. C. HILE, b Town Clerk. x 1 SADDLERY. SADDLERY^ NOTICE TO HORSE-OWNERS. /GENTLEMEN,— I beg to inform \JT you that I have succeeded in obtaining the services ot a thoroughly , practical Saddle and Collar Maker, and that it is my intention to make; up all my own goods on the premises; at the lowest remunerative rates. \ Horses carefully measured and collars: ' made to fit properly. Messrs Anderson, bootmaker, and Williams, blacksmith, of Halcombe, are my agents at Halcombe. Orders submitted to them will be attended to. Saddles half lined and stuffed from 7s 6d. My Motto is : N© Cure No Pay. CHARLES HENRY, Saddler, Feilding. P.S. — Horse Hair bought in any quantity. The highest price given. DAW'S T IVERY & BAIT STABLES, I A FEILDING. Brakes, double and single Buggies, and other vehicles and quiet riding and harness horses always ready. Wedding and picnic parties, &c, accommodated, and commercial travellers taken to or from any part of the district on the shortest notice. Carrying business continued as hitherto. SAMUEL DAW, Sole Proprietor, GAME LICENSES, 1885. LICENSES for Manchester and Kiwitea District, being for all lands lying between the Oroua and Rangitikei Rivers, from Northern boundary of Kiwitea Road District to Jones' line, Carnarvon, on the South, are payable at Post Office, Feilding, price £1 Is. Game Licenses is«ued at Post Office, Feilding, for season' 1885 : James Hose, blacksmith, Feilding. Thomas Gordon, blacksmith, Feilding. James Beat tie, accountant; Feilding. Daniel Johnston, surgeon. Feilding. „ Francis H. Wors fold, baker. Feilding. Frederick Towler, porter, Feildiog. C. H. Charnnnes, hotelkeeper, Wangauui. G. W. Firman „ „ E. Linsted „ „ Sol. Eturs, ganger, F<ilding. John H. Shaw, barrister, Wellington. H. H. Bilderbeck, carpenter, Feildinjj. Edward Nix, laborer, Feilding. E. B. H. Oldershaw, traveller, Feilding. Hugh L. SLervrill, auctioneer, Feilding. Thomas Erana, laborer, Feilding. : Chnrles Haggit, settler, Feilding. Charles Bray, Jun., clerk, Feilding. JAS. BEATTIE, Secretary, Manchester & Kiwitea Acclimatisation . Society. . = Feilding, 18th March, 1885. ZEALAND INSURANCE IN COMPANY, FJBE AND MABINE. Offices — Corner of Lambton Quay and Grey street, Wellington. Capital, £1,000,000; paid-up, £200,000 Reserve fund, £150,000. Agencies in. Feilding, Halcombe, Palmerston and .Bulls. R. M. SIMPSON, Manager. FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS!! MR JOHN NEWMAN, Manchester Street, Feilding, BEGS to announce that he has on hand a Large and Varied Assortment of FIREWORKS from the London firm of Pyrotechnists, Brock and Company, including Rockets, Wheels, Roman Candles, Blue Lights, Stars, &c, &c. > Any kind of Device made from : Colored Lights. - • Fireworks Displays, with personal supervision, undertaken in any part of the district. Parcels of Fireworks made up for from £5 to £25.. Orders by telegram or post promptly attended to. : JOHN NEWMAN, Sole Agent in New Zealand for Brock and Company, London.! „ N.8.-^-£l6O worth of Fireworks, including a- line of splendid Rockets, will shortly arrive per ship Akaroa from London. -..>.. : : Price List, free on application. fT^HE Manchester Rifles will parade _|_ every Tuesday evening at the Public Hall, at 7 o'clock sharp, for ! Company Drills ;:! ! All non-commissioned officers and | privates of the Corps are requested to, ! attend the Captain's Parades on Tues- 1 • days, and not the recruits only. Steady drill ' is - absolutely neoessary, or ' the; Corps will be at a disadvantage wh^n working with ,Gamspn Corps at the Nelsbn Encampnieut,., , Volunteers' are '^requested to call at the Post i Pffice fbr~the jpircularis^upd to t members';' of the/ Op^s'/re n&e| for f non-attondahce/ " f "'' ' ll?v . v ; I" :n "" j: 'I): u; Hi ? MAiGAIOTHTm,-;; : ;; I _ . •''"' ■'CSiptaiii.j ''=