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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 94, 19 January 1886, Page 4

"BUCKINGHAM P'AIrACE" BAEBM AND ' -*'>> ' PRIVATE BOARDING ;HOtTS?, c : . Mai. chestee St., FBiiDrNCf. :i; THE Best Bread deliv«red>D«ay;tb all parts of the Town -at 6d per-41b'ldaf.'' ■■■ < ' ■■'>■ ' - 1r .-•Hifuq Confectionery and Pastry of ttU&ijiilß . kept on hand»or made toroj^el-.I ' Wedding, Christening,' and Birthday Cake&madeontheshortestnotic*.'' • Picnics, Festivals and > t: Sntb : €PWry'i«itfttißitoi' li|V ' :lwoll ' An Ordinary Daily at 12 oclodk. tea ■ : " at 5 o'clock. ]ii ' •d»> i -}. A Good Table, Clean Beds and Every Comfort will be found at the aboVcT well-known Bestaurant. _ v° Pi • ■ ; ' :•__'■ .-. .. I • -.-. : { ... .t JOHN POLLOCK, r SOMETHING Tpr READj !' '" ' HAs'iusT^BSCMvii)' 1 ' 1 .?: 4 '"'.it\ Ycung Ladies' Journal, latest No., JL^'^q. ; New Quarterly Divisionfs— s U J [ Something) td Read, 2s ; Familyßead^r 2s; Boys of England, 3a 6d; Bojs' Papfer, '2s ; Girls' Papery 3s ; Companion -Novelist, 2s ; Boys' : World; 2s ; Fireside G«ttlpanion, 2s ; Boys' Standard, 2sV . <q<{ h. ir^NE^;,,v.;',^ BOOKSELLKB AND STAItIONSB, WaNGAKU^. THE HISTORY AND, DOINGS ti>s THE JiIAORIS, Li '"■ '''-"%. Prom the year 18^0 to the Signing 1 of Ifche Treaty of' Waitnngiiii 1840, K? rA f Thomas "Wlayth GuDdsoir.' '[ ] [ Author of the' M Renimeseences 'of 'the War in New; Zealand;'' -\ -;u 1 Contents: Introduction; The Aborigines of New Zealapd ; Migration of tße Maori Race; Tradition of the 'Maori Tohungas ; Maori Superstitions,;), Noted Toas, or Great Fighting Men ;. Makufcx (Witchcraft)-; Causes of War amongsi the Natives; The Tapu, and ; Character of the Maoris; Maori of Warfare ; Former. Inhabitants of f^ne Auckland PeniEsula ; A : Fraginenfc^df Early Days ; Destruction of Ngatiwh are ; Raids of Ngapuhi; Raids^pf Waikato Baids of Ngatiawa v ; Te Wherowhero's Attack on Pukerangrora: "Defence o.f/Tje Namo by Wi Itingi ; Fight of Moturoa ; Attack oi Tangnhoe 'hy Waharoa ; of the Old Tribal Fights ; , The Great Chief Waharoa. ' ' ■ -' Bvo Cloih, extra, 10s; per Post, -10s s 6d. H. T. JONES, Bookseller. " Joseph Hakwood," and otheb Poems, BY WILMOT POWTBLL. .] ' " 2s ; per Post, 2s 23. Orders received :-t the Stab Office for all kinds of book binding. - -■ H. I. JONES, i VICTORIA AVENUK, WANGANUI. EN D YMION HOTELAWAHURI. .i-. NEW PROPRIETORSHIP, i M ENRY McCLENAGHAN ibegsHio IJL notify to the settlers, in the district, and the travelling, public generally, that he has. just assumed the proprietorship of the above wellknown first class hotel, formerly cur* ried on by Mr Samuel. • -it It is tbe new proprietor's intention to introduce into tbe business' , J all necessary improvements, and to make this one of the best appointed country hotels on the coast. None but', she best brands of Beer, Wines', ; Spirits, and other Liquors will be kept 1 . T \ [ The bost accommodation for Travellers, Drovers, &p. •, Good Stabling and. Paddocking. ; FJfst class Billiards: 'J'HE DRNBIGH HOTELS r "; : FBJai)iNe, . : " ; ;; CHARLES RQ.E...... ..Propr lbt6rs I^HIS Hotel is replete with- ferery .• ■ '„.:■; ■ .!'."■■ ' ■ ■ ,•' i ■ r * Comfort for Travellers. Good Bath Room, The Best Billiard Room on the Cbast, witii an accomplished market. Sample Rooms, separate from th^ auain building. '. Good Stabling Accommodation^ Horses and Traps on, hire, Special Brew of Ale on Draught. The Best Brands of Ales, Wines, and Spirits only on hand. ; - FEILDING HOTEL, KIMBOLTON ROAD, PEILDING THAS T I E If • P R O P R I E T OR. Travellers, Boarders,' an^Yipitora receive special attention.; " \ Superior Billiard Room. \ All Liquors are of Best Selected Brands. ' . Good Stabling. ntf Jl L £ L B " Yl' S COMMERCIAL HOTEL I PALMERSTON NORTH. ' The Premier Hotel on the West Coast.