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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 63, 5 November 1885, Page 4

WELLINGTON HO U S B Ridgway Streftt, WANGANUI. -j^j- B S "^ I B B V, Pbopbietbess. Private Board and Lodging. Good Accommodation for Gentlemen. First Class Cook Kept. Bath Boom. Tenna Moderate. THOS. W. PILCHER, BHIP, CPinmission, Forwarding and Customs Agent, - --! W ELLIN G TON. instructions r from Country Districts promptly attended to. \"T A M E 8 K I, N G, jtf Watchmaker, - Gold ahd Silversmith, MANUFAIvriIHIiNG JEWELLER ; Diamond Setter, Electro-Plater,' ..i and Gilder, Cuba Street, Wellington. Ail kinds of work done for the traded i . Bj Special Appointment, ; I GEORGE DLXON, ; . Manufacturer of Double JErated : Waters; ; and Cordials, > > ■• ; . Cuba btbbkt, Wblukotokt.. «•: >- ASK for his celebrated Ginger Ale and take no other. The business carried; on as iusual by MrsDixon. ' ' Auckland. Agenj, Mx .. Ar'th^^jH^ Nathan. <;•■ ■ \ '.., : . -\[ ■ ;FiRKVVO,PD I FIREWOOD I'^ JAMES PALMifilt beps to notify that he is prepared to give the inhabitants oi the Borough the a- vantage of getting their Firewood very • cheap. Kata, M atai, Tawa and Mixed j VV o^d- in 4 or 2 foot lengths, or by horse or>bulloofc dray loads, as.xaI quired, will'be delivered to any part ;ot the t<wn on the shortest notice. ' A larg;e- stock 'of splendid wood now on hand. t Note my address— '', , ■' ■' JAMES' PALMEH,: Suburban Boad. Keildin«f . T-HI S SPA GE ; ■ '.;■. •• -.•:-• . :.' _.IS "■ . ■■■: ■' ■••• BESERVEB - NEW ADYERTisEMENT. uo' WILLIAM READING, „,:.,■.• ; r^ENER AL COM M I S 8,1 ON \jf ; ' .AGENT, <fee:,; v; ; J. • i'HosnTSON's Old Stobb| Ma,nq^ester ;S<ieet,>,'Feil6^ug. Houses and Properties in Tofwn and Pistrict for sale^and to let. Ageht ta the Equitable' Fire ;aml Marine Insurance Association^ of Newi Zealand. • : "Agent to the FEn^DiNO Stab 'Office,! tfdr 1 ifed€iving advertisements, orders! for printing, &c. " ! '■■' i '' i \ F:B:^A Laocfr' ' Exchange ; andj "GeneraT: Wait 1 Agency t'aDiished'in connection with the busi j >nesßv $m* t affording r ;t^6j /ra^an^g oi fapiht^jiing. ifcho' supply' of, all kindf o: . y L fioanciefi i ag^d 'Requiri^enisVj , . , .,"* r | A'-W^W.#&^' : yy\' Ul /pffiS JLnsiitJi.tiQii_ isjiow ppen.tc JL •; ihe pubHOiindet t^fe: new^uleeThe Heading-Room daily from 1( i.m:.lill,l]O|)jn.v fifee. SfJH n/.fllTi / riihe liibraryjfe>itd»elißßue<.'oiboJks on i uesdays, fhursdayvr jandr :SaifiuT-■4sjr.*fsm-}Q rWß^te^.RiWwsW 1 frou Subscriptioi) tQjhe Library, payab ,m a4vj»nce,. ( JPs r ße^an i n, H rn,. 1 0r..?s 6( quarterly for .one,jb.pok ;, or iOs half-yearly for three bpoks. ! ABRIDGED RAILWAY TW& .•i-.v.uij..-.::! SOUTH. - Leave New^E4ymottt^itt 7-26 a.m. fo ■'( Wangftiruiv^rrivinu at 11.0 a.m. LeaJ^H»w«ira^s||^9^^nd 11.10 a.m., caiM^at^aira-ano-Wa^erley, andj LeaTeWaneairaiTttß a.m. &nd 4.15 p.m * LeK&MmR aV3 W«« &n2f 5.5 p.m . Leave Turakina-st 9.45 a.m. and 5.4 SpAnlßTflKf -aiTJAV/ -10 30711 il«ll - Leave Marton_atJ.o.2o a.m., and 6.2 )« Seave'^afcdniTJe tt ji.^d m>M&f.M "o Ueav^ii^ildibttlairttiSOf a.H« aweU7>£ ) fl p.m.; and on Saton I dayrf4ri£ftlmeJ?B&i I ! jonlj* oljiibO mnul aloAnT crwh'il € no'Le^e-^ftimer^on tl aft, ,l&40 j, :l an T l&JJjfaßHftv/oVI I.nii_dJT t,,[.. rat?*? Pfrtn.j anoLfrom cHLaw^-a atS.sspoi • ™6i?SpSfftyi a v «»av^ { ®B>eVi at4.:^rpLuiyi£feiilWSisShui, arriving tt Xoave Foxfon gt B^U a.m., for Palmer stoß only, and 4.25tm«' for Wanganui. Leave Palmeistwr 6.40 a.m., and 5.4 5 1 p^W^piAys onl - r Xieave H alcom be p.ZO&.m. an 7 .ao pnr i:il MV?slartS» f Ar? I JW.m. I*hd 'ff^feH c Leave Turaki^a i 9.'4 a i .m7*nid < e i 3&p'/m. i .» '-^ Leave "FowloU 10«3^R«fli«, a ,nd5.15, pjn. i^lT^Vrtfa, > 'ind 1 4^^^p.te.^'Std!ppiu| at! ;Ha'wera^"^u n> *'-.vi ; ' i^'y^ iuin'w-. j ■ : ' 'OnlyjSaturdaja . ionly (.passengers ; f rpm ; • IPalnieNton tmieiXinfrbj: , ;j^lie> m^p^nig fw^ie&ii iRo Wymofth / by train learin£ Wanganui at 11.50 a.m