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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 68, 17 November 1885, Page 4

WELLINGTON II 0 U B B i l?idgw.-iy Si reft, W* A N G A N U I. ' Jl 18 "g; " EB V • Propkietbess. ' . Private Board and Lodging. Good' Accomniodation for Gentlemen. , First Class Cook Kept. . ' . ( . ' ".'.". ''Terms 'Moderate.'..- , A. ■ ■■ ■■ •■ ■ .>■■... -j ■■ > i THOS. W. PILCHER, 'VVV SHIP, Commission, Fonvardiiig and ; Customs Agent, ' W ELL IN GTON.' *'s Instructions ■ from Country Districts' promptly attended to.\ . JAMES K I N Q, Watchmaker, ; , ' ' Gold and Silversmith, i M A Ts'UFAC' I' C K IN G J K W-liLL^R. Diamond, Setter, Electro-Plater, i and Gilder, Cuba Stkeet ; WEi.LiNGTON. ' All kinds of work done for the trade. ' By Special Appointment. j GEOEGE DIXON, Manufacturer of Pouble JErated Waters, ahd Cordials,, Cuba street, Wellington.* • I ASK for bis celebrated Ginger Aile : and take no other. The business carried on-as usual by Mrs DixPn. Auckland •, Agent, Mr Arthur Nathan. , : . • , ; .-■ i ; J ." IH I S S P AOB '' ; ' EESEEVED FOR "I yENSEN'iS NEW ADVEETISEMENT. . WILLIAM EEADING, V . GENEEAL.COMMISSION AGENT, &c, Thompson's Old Store, j Manchester Street, Feeding.! Houses and Properties in Town And District for sale and tc let. v A Agent to the Equitable Fire and ' Marine Insurance Association of. Now Zealand. ," Agent to the Fkilding Star Office, for receiving advertisements, orders for printing,- &c. N.B. — A Labor Exchange and General Want Agency has boei^ established in connection witb the business, .thus affording the means of facilitating the- supply of all kinds- of "Vacancies and Requirements." FEILDING SEATED WATER . AND .- .' ' ■• • I ' \ CORDIAL MANUFACTORY.! :■;,- SUMMERS &: MAYHEW , BEG- to notify, that, they 'have* re-; ...cently enlarged the pretn'ise^at the above well-known," Factory',, hii'd have-introducecLadditibnal. Plant land ether imprpyements, which will enable tbem to produce every article in I the .trade of !t'be : best' possible quality, jand 'W complete 'all orders^ liowever^lairge,' at tbe shortest notice. . t ." ; ._ „, : i. Their. Their loiig. celebrated .. j '"' Ginger Ale,. Sod- water, Lemonade, ■ jVAD .-VARIOUS Fp.UIT C.OJtDLAIi3, &p,, Still hold tlieir own agaanst all conjerSi, -rendering quiteniTthe necessity of; iti!** parting these,, goo.ds into 1 the "district.. N.B,;— The undersigned are *febe,sble Railway. Advertising CpntractpraVfor' I -the Line -.between Foxton; New !Ply : ' mouth, and Waitora', covering a-dii3- --] f ance of over 200 miles? -comprising more- than 50 statioris, and all J orders foi'. advertisements at any of the) stations forwarded . te . us . will receive prompt, •attentipn'.-, , >:'; ! '.;.. SUMMERS- & MAYHEW. i ABRIDGED fRAILWA Z TIMEA .:::r....... y TABLE* ■ ■ A.A: SOUTH. " i-.L .'.' Leave New Plymouth at 7 25 a.m". for Wiinganui t a'rriVinc:at'lii.O;a.m.:: ' i Leare Hawera at 6;50 a.m..and 11.1°. a.in., calling at Patea and "Waverleyi arid arriving at Wanganui at. 11.0 a.m.! and --8.-l6fr.mi"*: ..";■! ■ i>-.. „'.-, :•! ; Lea vo Wanganui at 8 a.m.-and 4-15;p.m iLenve Fordell at 8.50 a.m. iand 5, 5 jp.m J Leave Turakina at 9.45 a:m. r and| 5.48 p.m. ■;:■ :■'• '■■ y-.-y-'.: •.-■> ".■ Af' .- ; .,. Leave Marton* at 10.20 a.ra.^and ; 6.2o ..p.mJ'""^ •'■ - ' ■ •:"■'■ '' '!0 -:-".-. i '-. Leave Greatford at 10.37-a.ni..and 6.35 p.m. ■'■ '-'- -'A'^Leavo Halcombe at 11.20 a.m., and 7.20 pi.nr.-:-----. ; -": '"': srfi - ,• ■ •: -■ \ Leavo Feilding at 11.50 a.m. rand! 7-50 ; ■p.'m'.Vahd'nn Saturday ; .fer JPa|mersten • Only' at: 11 »0 a. uv. y-y ■,1 ■'•/;"' - - • , 1 j .•.-•Lflave.-Palmerstori-at" 12.40' a.m.,; and 8.30 p.nif A- l '.. ; -;i j • ' 'Trains reach Foxton. (from Wanganni), ; a12.5.p.m-., aild from Hawera atj) 55'p m... . - \On"Sat-urday:s!a,t'r.-iin leave? Hawera"' •» t 45.:10 tp.in^ for ; ■ Wanganui, , acri viuj; " at 8.35 p.m. , ' „'i „.,. ''"^l'.-V.'^KOBTHi'^--.^^ Leave Foxton-at 8 "3!; a.m., for Palmer, kfiou ioiilyii Ahd 4'2s p.m:.for WanganuK' : \ >■ Leave; Palmerstofli6,4o aiUi ; ,faintd 5,.45 ,' p.m^for 'WianganuL. VQa ; Saturdays only '' !atigi'Ssift.'ii. 7: f«^F4».ldiirg. : ' yy y ""■. *" •/-•Eisavei'Peiiaina 7.25 am. and;6.§o pVinl' , LeaTe-Ha!coinbeß.2oa.m. and 7.2 op.in:' ¥ Greaifofd 8.50 a.b. and 7.45-p;."in.", ! ' v Leave'-Marl^n *t tf.sa.ni. aßd^p.ni;,\' r °" i ''''Lt»a*v'e ; "l%r!ikma-9';4s^.Tb. : and 833 p'.in > il .;*f^*^e^oiHe|l 1,0,30 jp.m. and,9Js p?.M. '*' ' Train)* reacft' Wan'sanm at tl,«o a'.ih. , ;- i '''" o, . i 'f s v' S f'V, a: Leare WailgariuP at 9'3oa';m. for New Plyni^tthi ; -'an!d* 4^ls' piniij > stopping v*at; 1 Hawera- a ioi---1 LOalrcSajflirdaj.* only -.papsensers from ; PHlmcrston travelljn^, b&. tlje.JUi.onimg' , tr' n c^ft ro through 'iro "New Plymouth! yf I*7 im&ki&if'mg Waaganai at 11.50 a.m.