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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 88, 5 January 1886, Page 1

: ; MODEL SHOEING-, FORGE, . •. . Manchester . Street. • ,71 ;OHN iTAYLOR'begs to /announce J that he is still Shoeing Hacks -at the low price of 6s pei*. set. ; # General Blacksmith's work done iin . the Jbest style at ;the lowest charges. ' All work: guaranteed. ' " ' ! AA'. large supply bf Chains^ of all -kinds, Maul Rings and Wedges, Bolts, Spade Handles', &c„ &c. ■ / >, r ; , TAYLQR,-! V ,-;'.*,• Proprietor^ H. GRIESSELICH & CO., ; : , t - Weavers' Hall, I ' Wool Exchange, .*. London, - ; * SHIPPING & COMMISSION MER. CHANTS* sEstabjlishbd 1855, :■ ! SHIP tp order any description ; of British' and Continental, Goods upon 2£ , per cent.; commission, selected ,by huyers. with Colonial .experience, and fl,ttend to the prompt reailizatipn 10l Produce ' at highest prices- upon 1 per cent, comniission. Orders to jbe accompanied by Letters of' Credit | or ' part-remittance in r Bank Drafts ior Produce., ,6pen Policies of Insurance for' floating cargoes to. cover sea risks.: ! References : Chief Office of the London and Westminster Bank, or Agra Bank,- London j and 'most- of the Colonial Banks, 'i Currbnt Price Lists^ Prodtice, Ite-' pprtsj aiid. any necessary, samples of information on. appUcation. : FLOUR! FLOUR- j ; A : SK ; f or Chamlif^rlain^ . FLOI^R XJ\. admitted to, be the best jin the Manawatu. ... „. Chamberlain's is' 1 the only Mill that jis -I . ti ' •: :■-■•■ t '-'J. '• •_ ; fitted with appliances for thoroughly mixinig the wheat, essential to making;: good Flour. ' . : - J ' 1 '■'■ '■ : T '.' ' | "' ''■ Orders punctually attended to.' I , „!,.!.,■ : .-. t\- ' ■■■ ■ • ■"■■ - j T. R, OH AMBBELA IN , IFeilding Steam Flour Mill, . 1 JOHN HANLON, -XXX (ORNAMENTAL Ml.'OJf, >J Palmebston North. f Tombstones in varifety froih £3' Up tb £$Q* Cement Sheep Dips built, beinar superior x. •i n every respect to birick.* ' ! SMITHFIELD BUTCHERS, ! (The Oldest Established: Shop in the Borough of Feilding), Corner of r Manchester & Grey, streets. -■ E. B. GICHARD /- j '■■■' '■'• Proprietor. ' . Tj^ ;* T> f^ • DESIRES to JtjJ. JD. VX. thank his np--' merous "* cTustomers7 fpr: their kind patronage a,ccordei; him . during the past) and hopes for a ,' continuance pf their favors in the failure. .! Customers waited: on daily for order**. Pfitii- Beef, Mutton;' and Po_k always oi hand. | Small Goods promptly mTi.de tip. ' N.B.— Small profits and quick return^. ;T J. BEN NET T, "_^\_, IaONMONOER. ■'•':''. -.. ... ,... Cuba-street,.Wellington N.Z- j XT. *■::- T~ . A,~B: Q 7 Q~M Bj , CITI L jl E NG I N E'ER, \ ARCHITECT. &c, PALMERSTON NORTH. Orders left at. the ; Star Office will; be . .., attended. .to. 7 WELLINGTQ^ HOUSE Ridgway Street, WANGANUI. M E ?".. "K: * E V Proprietress. s Private Board and Lodging. ' Good A'ccominodatioti for Gentlemen. First Class Cook Kept. Bp-th Room. : . Terrna Moderate. • AJLHT.B, H' Q T E L Opposite Queen's Wharf, WELLINGTON. 8. S. DOWNES, Proprietor, : iL% R WM. t^ STA IT E ! ]yj_ Solicitor, i Feilding- and Halcombe' 1 I ra H YNNE, LINTON, & C ! i-- — j Lana Apents and Auctioneers. I Licensed Custom House Agents F O X T O N.