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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 61, 31 October 1885, Page 4

WELLINGTON , HOUSE Eidgvray Street, . WANGA m V I. J^j: E S : ~J£ I E BY, Proprietress. - Private Board and Lodging. ; Good Accommodation for Gentlemen. First Class Cook Kept. Bath Eoom. i Terms Moderate. thos. w. pilcher; SHIP, Commission, Forwarding and Customs Agent, ! WELLINGTON. Instructions trirtm Country Districts promptly attended to. AMES K I N Q, Watchmaker, Gold and Silversmith, MANUFACTURING JEWELLER 1 Diamond Setter, Electro-Plater, . and Gilder, Cuba Street, Wellington. All kinds of work done for the trade, By Special Appointment. GEORGE DIXON, Manufacturer of "Double JErated Waters and Cordials, Cuba stbkkt, Wellington. ASK for his celebrated Ginger Ale and take no other. The business carried on as usual by Mrs Dixon. Auckland Agent, Mr Arthur H. Nathan. FIREWOOD ! FIREWOOD ! JAMES PALMKR be ? s to notify that he is prepared to give the inhabitants of the Borough the a =van.tage ot getting their Firewood very cheap. Kata, Matni, Tawa and Mixed Wood in 4 or 2 foot lengths, or bv horse or bullock dray loads as roquired, will he delivered to any parl ot the t«wn on the. shortest notice. A large stock of splendid wood now on hand. JNote my address — JAMES PALMER, Suburban Road. FeildH<{. THIS SPACE is RESERVED FOE "ITENS E N ' S NEW ADVERTISEMENT. ~ WILLIAM READING, /GENERAL COMMISSION ijT AGENT, &c, Thompson's Old Store, Manchester Street, Feilding. Houses and Properties in Town an< District for sale and to let. Agent to the Equitable Fire an< Marine Insurance Association of Ne\ Zealand. Agent to the Feilding Star Office for! receiving advertisements, order; for! printing, &c. ' N.B. — A Labor Exchange ' an< General Want Agency has .been es tablished in connection with the busi ness, thus affording the means o facilitating the supply of all kinds b Vacancies and Requirements. Feilding public llbrary i READIING ROOM. THIS Institution' is now open-ti .the public under the new.'ruies^ , the Heading Room daily- ! from 'l( a.ni. tiH'lopim.,free. l I ; The Library for tits issue Bf boekfe 'on |i uesdays, Thursday/-., , and Safufdays, from 10 a.m.; to I p.m., and fc,^H 7 p;.in:.;!toß p m]..'-".. '. .... „;,,. '"' ''•' Sub spriptiori to.the, Library, payab}) in advance', JO;s per 'annum, piyj2s Be quarterly'for one book ; or £l'yearh or <0s half-yearly for three bopks. , ' Abridged railway time-' ' \ X: Vf TABLE; '•■ = > / . I soprH. .% lieave New Plyjajouth at .7,25, a.m. foi W^nganui, arriving ait 11.0 a.m. l|eare Hawera^fc^6.§iii.*is/.and 11.1C uJai-K calling at Patea aud.W.averley.^anc arriving at Wangaaui at 1 11.0 a.m. anc 116p.m; i ''■-:■ , :} "'i : ■ •'■" : Leave Wanganui a!8 a.in- &nd4;ls p.m Eeave Ford«lijai^.s9 *M J&HS-5 P-W ]loavß Turakina at 9.45 a.m. and 5.48 p. in ■ /:\ 4., V-jh'.- ) ■-•■!• •• ■> ' : 'i •> ieave Marton^at' lO^ff'^m., and 6 A 2C p.m. •iTlleave Giieatford at 10.37 a.m. and 6.35 wferilH alcombe a t 11.20 a. m.,.anjcL7..20 *^ w ( •■'... r Seave Feilding .at 11.50 a.m. and 7.50 p'/ni. ; and on Saburda^-for^lmerston 'only at 11.0am. : .-^ V: nj i Leave Palmers>ton "at 12.40 a.m., and 8.30 p. mV-t '■'.- '.L.w' '■■ -Ao ■■.'-'■ ■•/ ■ ; Trains reach Foxton(from Wanßanni) 'at £s p.m., aadlfr6jnTMarem*t:»;6§J?Vtn. On Saturdays a traio. leaves Hawera at 4/i^.m. rfpic W.ap«a.nui,-arri!vin^ T *t Leave Foiton «t 830 a.m r .,.fsr Pali^rV iSoi i>nly,indt4)2s p'.m.ifoK-W'angaoui: V. 1. Beave Palmerßt?»;6.4o;».n»^iana;ft.46 3^.55-a.m.lfeE.Fefldinß..j „ ■.. I ,:: 3 :fj '^-lie^Feildmii:2s,^.m. and l^)m ■ lieave Grs»'tft'rcl».so'a.mi aiia 7^s\M\ )Tllie&r^'M«-tan7at 9>5, a.m^fand^ p;oii« / lie4ve^u^Jun^?.-45.#im- / ftad J §l3^ i p:m.j ana 10.6 p.ni. ' . „ .. Mv« KWangdiiuiWQ 30>a.AjPfdr ! Ne# i W^mdutb, and 4 15 .^in:,' gtoppifagyiaD rlawera- ~{ r V'''Y-'JL V ') <. 1 ' *only Sat lfraays only passengers froaa Pafmfcr^tofviiajrrflinj^tby tbe moniinK trafa can. £#B JtHc^«^y©> JJ#f JPiflU»gnc<fW< »y train leaving Waoganui at 11.50 am