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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 136, 27 April 1886, Page 2

ENGLISH & AMERICAN COACH FACTORY, Kimbolton Road (Opposite S. J. Thompson's). TDOBERT PARR Proprietor. BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT IN CUBA-St., PALMERSTON. All work done under the personal supervision of the Proprietor. SPRING CARTS, BUGGIES, WAGGONS, COACHES, Ac. Built to Order at Lowest Prioes. BOBERT PARR, Kimbolton Road, Feilding, And Cuba street, Palmerston. MANCHESTER TIMBER YARD. THE above Timber Yard is now open on that section of land IMMEDIATELY BEHIND Bellve's Empire Hotel, and fronting the RAILWAY RESERVE. Every description of Timber will be kept on hand, r^ugh or dressed. Orders promptly attended to. HENRY ADSETT. February Ist, 1886. BOOTS AND SHOES CHEAP for the PEOPLE. J. B. HAMILTON Has added a Boot and Shoe Department to his well-known Drapery and Clothing Establishment. Every Variety in Stock, and at Ready Money Prices. The best value ever offered in or around Feilding. New Consignments New Consignments Gall and see them, and compare our pnces with what you have been paying elsewhere. H. DONKIN, Manager. Palmerston address — Thb Squabs. FRANK OWEN, LICENSED and AUTHORISED SURVEYOR. Offices in Manchester Street, next the Sample Rooms. C. A. M OUNTFOBT> Authorised and Licensed Surveyor. Offices at the Manchester Road Board Office, Feilding. ÜB. pBBBKWOOP DENTIST, WANGANUI. A. ATKINS, AUTBOBISED k LIOBNSBD SUBVEYOB. ATKINS & CLERE, Civil Enoinbbbs, Abohitbots, and Survbyobb Ridgway Street, Wanganui. I F. DE J. CLERE, Fellow Royal Institute British Abohitbots. FEILDING FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. TUBT ARRIVE D — Thonet's Vienna Chairs, shaped backs and bracketed. Apple Blossom Toiletware. Saxon Vases and Gipsy Baskets. Linoleums & Floorcloths. Folding Iron Bedsteads with Sack Bottoms to Lace. Cretonne, Scrim, Ac, &o. J. WrEADE, Proprietor. AMERICAN SADDLERY. MR HENRY desires to intimate that for the ensuing month he will sell SADDLERY AND HARNESS of all kinds, at the LOWEST RATES FOB CASH. The stock now on hand MUST BE CLEARED to close accounts. Mr Henry requests that his cus tomers, who have received their accounts, will forward cheques for the same as soon aa possible. CHARLES HENRY.