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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 156, 12 June 1886, Page 4

JATCHELAR'S " EOT AL HOTEL, "V PALMERSTON. rHE Most popular Hostlery on "v the Coast. ts Reputation is still Unsurpassed; Japier and Wairarapa [ Coaches ar- ! rive and depart dail v. ' Good Stabling for Horses.. J.. FENTON, Proprietor. ji OPENING NOTICE. J The well-known and old established *' Dommeroial Hdt el , Willis Street, Wellihgtbni "Hose to the Queen's Wharf, and "Post and relegraph Offices, is now ready to'Teceive nsitors and permanent boarders. The Proprietor, Mb James "Gtriw'oHD (fornerly in the wine and spirit trade)* hay- , ng purchased the lease of the Hotel, ivill, in soliciting publio patronage, enleavor to merit that support which a well Conducted house, affording every comfort md convenience, may reasonably be expected to receive.- Note, the addressrCommercial Hotel, Willis Street. JAMES GUILFOKD, Proprietor, t ! FEILDING HOTEI:, 1 KIMBOLTON ItOAD, FEILDING 1 ; 1 THAS T I B ■■"tl ■• P B 0 P B IB T O B y ; Travellers, Boarders, and Visitors ! receive special attention. » Superior Billiard RoomMi Liquors are of Best Selected Brands. Good Stabjiner. rirr a l k i» b Y'S COMMERCIAL HOTEL PALMEESTON^TORTH, : ; The Premier Hotel on the "West Coast.; Ei N b Y M ION ia OTEL AWAHUEI. VrrVA--\ NEW PEbPEIETORSHIP. : : O ENRY MoCLENAGHAN begs to ; tl: notify to the settlers iii the districtj , and the travellmg "public I generally, tSat he has Jnst, assumed $he; proprietorship. ■■ of fcbe ; .aljove well-/ known fh'st class hotel v formerly carried dn by Mr Samuel. : It is the new proprieitor's intention to introduce into ,the business ' all hecesßary'inlprdvißnients, and to iha]ke this one of tliß best appointed country hotels on the eoaet. Noiie but the best brands ef Beer, Wines, Spints, and other Liqcors'will be kept. The beat accommodation: for Travel-. lers, Drovers, &c. Good Stabling: and Paddocking. First class Billiards, '\ DAW'S LIYEBt AND BAIT STABLES,' FEILDING. BSTABMBEED BEFORE THE FLOOD. . IN thatikihg the public for. their past favors,. Mr Daw desires to intimate, that he has.alwayson hand i— Brakes, bdnble"„ Single Buggies, Quiet Biding Horses, titc. ♦ ■ : ;. ■ Special arrangements made for Wedding, Picnic, or other parties. ; Commercial Travellers; attended toon Bnortest, notice by.letter or telegram; : Oonveyanoe at each Train. Carrying, .business conducted as, hitherto." ' ' . ' : . SAMUEL DAW,:.. . i „; . LProprietor. j ,-, IiIVERY AND BAIT STABLE^ h\/rESSRS JONES. ;> DUNCJIf \Jj/A_ haying-opened' the' Denbigh MVERY &' BAIT STABLES • 'are desirous of informing the ptfl>li£ of Feeding and its subttrbs that they; will always; have on, handr-r; . , . iS . „ : . .. . • * - 'Smgleahd Donble Bugles^ ' ]; '§^<fUeT Horses fpi '..L^esand, 1.1..". T-' iVGrentfemen;/ ■■, , j.VA^yV iH^a^ orqken '^o. j 'or "Double Harness. . ' ', j x > V Express to meet the Trains for Pajasengers, and Luggage. Horse Trained ' for Racing Engagements. lerfts as per agreement. JONES & DUNCAN.; i^iA^meH PHy?ite trtsjj*nsaty. . palmorston " BuUJjngS, . f bol^df jQneeti-streit.^Adckfand.i Established tor ' On.n- Scfrftific and Speedy ; Cpre of : Chipnio, Nerrbns ai^J Special D-nases.' 'Dr' Speer is a 'Regular Graduated Phyiiciani educated at Harvard Goiiege.-.U.S; He.feat jde voted a lifetime Jto, and is acknowledged to: be, _tb«, most expert Physician 'in ; lus spedUlty' in the Unhed States. Young Moil and Middle-aged _ Men, -whd ; suffer from. Nervous -and, Physical Debility, Loss I ' ot Energy and- Memory/ Eruptions on' the 'Fade,' Mental Depression. Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Salt Kheuin, Paralysis, Fitt, > Spinal ■ Disease, i St. Vitus' Dance, Liver Gomplairitj Asthma, Catarrh, Heart Disease, Gravel, Piles, : ,&e. J - and are tired of taking mineral, drugs, will. dp_ iveU' to. come' and try the Doctor's method- of curi,W if will, Uproperly applied, relieve them of itheir sufferings and restore them to, health. The Doctor, uses ( no mineral preparations ; his 'treatment - : c6nsists wholly in the usa of vegetable remedies. Many are. they who. have im-' - planted in their systems, by improper use of calomel, seeds which produce an annual crop' of disease. To such he wonld say, come and be healed. It matter* 'not what your troubles , may be, .come and. let the doctor exalmine your case. Jf ft is curable% ■he will [tell you so ; if ,it is not, ke will tell rya.ft] ffcrf^fw ; he will 'riot undertake a case uuless i he is. confidant of effecting a cure.- It will cos£ yon nothing for consul-tation.-so please call and satisfy yourselves that the Doctor understands your case. Dr. S. cures Humours and Diseases ofthe Hlood, and Ladies who are sfflicted-by any ofthe following complaints I— Cold extremities, weak stomachs, Inme and weak backs, nervous and sick headaches, constipation an* indigestion, pain in th« side and back, leuchorrea, etc., etc. I .wish it distinctly understood that I do not claim to perform impossibiliiies. or to have miraculous power. All applying to me will receive my honest opinion of their cowqjlaints, .Noexperimenting.' j I will .guarantee a positive cure ip every case I undertake, or forfeit .£2OO. Consultation in Office or by Letter, Fkeh. Charges Moderate. Examination and advice, £1. Call or address ; Dr. H J. Speer, Palmerston Buildings, Auckland, N.Z. Office Hours; 9 to 12. 1 to 4, 6 to 8 p.m.; Sundays, 10 to is. N. B. All Medicines necessary for a complete cure can be sent free from observation on receipt ot lymuioins. Call or Address-DR. H. J. SPEEK Westminster Chamber*, 36, Liimbtoa. ■"Quajr, \VelliDgton. OtEce Houra— 9 t© 1 12 a._i„;l 6q 4 6 to 8 p.m.