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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 149, 27 May 1886, Page 4

BATCHELAE'S EOXAL BiOTEL, PALMERSTON, THS Most Popular Boßtleiy on; the Coast. ' ;Its Reputation is still: ÜBSurpassftd^ Napier and Wairarapa^ CoaclieJ^ari rive and ! df!partMaflv. ; - ' Good Stabling'^Bprse^ '■* '■ - ■ .: .o- -' . •■;-.'J- S^K^'«X)iSji r i T f}' .-■": -; F Proprietors h fi , The w^ii-inoWn : and .old established!'" Go.'mt'iiL e^p c i al "H. o t el , ■ Willis .Street, : Weilmgton; ; ; '■ GlpSßitOithe Queen'B ; .Wharfiand Ppsfcand' Telegi!aphHOfficeß, i iß.<no^* ready to receive visitors; and, permanent boarders. < The Proprietor, James GujjiFosg tforr. merly in : the^ wine; and spirit"trade)i,ihav-" mg^ -purchased .the leas,ej f pf the «Hp^ jwilj.m soliciting public ,' patronage* enr,: deavor to meriLthat.suppori-w;hich a well conducted house^affording every-comfori and convenience/- imSy reafottalifjr be expected to receive; Note the address- - ,;Gommercial HotelrW.iUiqlStre^Jb.' -<? . JAMES GIJILgQIfeB, Pfoprjekr^ BIMBQLTON J^AJ)^EEIIsp^(GC ', .■'■'!. -.if,.. : H ..A^S.'.Tr/r'B ■■'■•I .P..1 R 0 P R I, E Tr« Travellers, BoarderSi and Tfsitors ' ; ; receive special attention: * j Superi^rJPilliar^ Rppmf '} '_„■ '.."',.] A.ll. Liquors are of Best Selected; ; i. ■' '- ..■ ■•■-■^B'randsV! :•.•:•,.:•..:!■.•.■■■•■": i.Mj i Good' Stablinej. . . '"" •'"• ' l , ; PALaSeSTON NOBiH^'iai 1 ! i <w>Wj^»*«Miw~"-Ta:mTrgm]r.:i. - The Premier B:o|glr;.pn Coast I vf. f ,. >a« AWAHUBL- •=> .v-Vr.^ ! NEW PEOPBIETGBSHm .f;^ ! Q JE^t W \1 JL notify to the settlers ,-in^tae., •districtiiKand. : siei» trayj^ing.Lpujbilic [■generally, fthat;iie ha's justrassumied^ ;the^proprietorship of ' -the^db&vewelib* «ikno\vn^nrSt class "hoM, forrffefly caf2" iriedon^by Mi Sanitief; j '*"./'; '' 3 ' l : ' , Itfis the new .prp|>fle)sr v s.ipte)atipn i : to introduce mto the business.; aIL ' nebossary,:improvemeuts, and. to, make this one of the best appointed cotmtryr hotels on the-«oast."' None btifr' thebest brands of Beer,' Wines, "Spirits,' and other Liquors will be 1 kept. ! ;^ :The best accommodation for Travellers, Drovers, &c. i Good Stabling and Paddocking. : ; First class Billiards. •;• ? • LWERY AND BAIT- STABLE^ 1 '-■■ • -ITEILDING- 1 ;:;;^^ i ! ESTABLISHED BEFORE. iTHIL FLOOD. I TN thanking \he public for tbeir intimate thatite^Jiassftl-waljs on hand I —Brakes, Double & Single Buggies, Quiet Riding Horse's, &c. ; ; . Special ■arrangemerita niade ■• for 1 Wedding, Picnic, dr other parties. Commercial Travellers attended to on shortest no'tice by l^terbrt'elegfalnl Conveyance ai; eapK i 'Traiii. ; ;■ *, . Carrj r ihg busine.ss ..conducted .''. a.dj hitherto. ; .j. k ' SAMUEL DAW; " »^ Proprietor., q LivEifc, mb :mni Miß&M* MESSES JONES- & DUNCAN : haying opened the Denbigh - LIViERY & BAIT 3TJ«L-BLE| fare desirous 'of informing tb^^uJbHg fof Feilding and its suburbs, thajttKejj Iwill always.haveonhand— .. ;- ;, : i ' Single and Double Buggies: i T |> : Saddle Horses 5 for Ladies and? ; : ; ' : ;^ d Gentlemen ■; ? " ---^^i [Horses broken tb Saddle, and^Siiipi ;■ ;' '„" or Doubly HarneSSi . j v ." S i Express to meet ih<e| : .'Trains -for Pja^ ; r .'sengers andlLuggjigei „.■■*« »i i Horse a Trained> for* 'Racing; Engage-. ; ■•■•■;;■■■- i :^'rQeiiltSv ii: " ;i : 7'ft;».vl«:.«» | ■■■■••■■■• jl erms as per agfeeni'ent. ' : f - |_: . ...... JONES Private ' Dispensary, Pahnerston Buildings, . :Foot: iof Queen street, Auckland. Established for .the^ScierjT tific and Speedy Cure of Chronic, Nervous and Special Diseases.' Dr Speer is 'a Regular Graduate'd Physician, educated at Harvard College, U.S. "He iras devoted a lifetime, to, .and is acknowledged tp f be the most expert Physician in'his specialty jn'"thS"'Ern}te ) d States. Young Men ' and : Midille-aged, Men/ •-•who suffer from Nervq^s and Physical Debility,. Loss of Energy apd Memory, Eruptions on FacerMetital DepressiSn, Kidney and 'Bladder Troubles,' Neuralgia; Rheumatism j Scrofula , Salt Rheum, Paralysis, Fit», Spinal Disease, St. Vitus' . Dance, .Liver Complaint, Asthma',' Catarrh,' Heart Disease, Gravel, Piles/ &c. ! , and are tired of-talcing mineral drugs,, will -do "well -to come and try -t^a Doctor's, melhpdef cure, as it.will^A properly applre'd,' relieve them* of their'suffenhgs'and restore them' ta : health. "The- Doctor'uses'no 1 mineral preparations ; his. .treatment consists wholly in .'the, use of vegetable remedies.. Many are they who have "implanted in' their' 'systems'/by improper "use 'ofcaloniel, seeds which .produce.' an annual crop of diseasej* To such, lie would say, come and be healed. .It jnatters not what .your', (roubles may be, come and "let 'the "Ooctor examine your case. ■If it' is curable} 'he - r will ■(elltfoitso; i/ it is- not, 'Jte upll Jel! yoif dltpt,; for he will not undertake a case > unless he is corificlent/df effecting a cure., It'will cost 'yddtridthingr-fof 'consul- j tation, so please call and satisfy yoursdyejHh'at thei"Dbc- ; tor, understands your. case. , ( Dr. .S;,cures. Humpuis and ' Diseases of the" Blood, J ahd Indies who arearaJctecl'by ; any of the fdllo*iris-complathts :-^eoldyxtr^BfilO,TStekk . stomachs, lame, and weak baqks, jneOTu^ f-and^sipki headaches,, constipation a^d 'indigestion, pain in th« side and back', J leuchorrea/ "ete:, ele/* I wishH'aistmcay ' understood that J do not claim toperform impossibiJiiies, j or to have miraculous power., s All applying to me .iwJl | .ijeceive my honest opinion, of/ their covu^Jamts. ' : Nb ! "experimenting;" '•T i will guarantee a" ; positive cure; Sir j every case I undertake, or forfeit , -Consultation •in Office or by Letter, Fkee.- Charges . Moderate. i Examination and advice, £1. ' Call' or a ! ddressV Dn H ! 'J. Speer, . Palmerston Buildings;- ■• Auckland, N-?. | Office Hours : 9to 12, Ito 4, 6to 8 "p.m.; , Sundays,; 10 to 23.' N.B. All Medicines necessary for a complete' cure can be sent free from* observation on receipt- oi Vinptomi; , . ■ ; ' . „ 1 „ , C-ill or Addirss DR H. j. SPKtCJ? ' estm nsf.or Cliuinl'ers, 36. ' Lamb'.-oBJ , Wellington. Office Hours — y t«) 12 a.m., l f "tb : 4, 6Ho 8 p.m. |