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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 63, 6 November 1886, Page 3

Force of Habit - Ho hadn't attended divine services for a long time, and when they reached the church he attempted to enter by the si'le door. ' What are you doing, John ?' inquired his wife ; ' that is the side door.' i ' Certainly,' he replied ; ' it's SunI day, isn't it ? The front door is locked ! and — ' oh ; of course, certainly, what am I thinking about? I was under the impression that — that—..' 'Sh ! that's enough,' said his wife, and then she led him into the chuich. Confi&uation of.reading matter on 4>t7i page Advertisments "VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WANGANUI RACES. PRINCE OF WALES BIRTHDAY, 1886, ON TUESDAY, 9th November, the train usually leaving Feilding at 7 25 a .m. will leave at 7.57 a.m., arriving Wanganui 11,25 a.m. The tram usually leaving Wanganui for Palmerston at 4.15 p.m., will hot leave tili 5.20 p.m., and will be ah hour and five minutes later to destination. FARES. , Saturday Return Tickets will be issued from any station to any station on the Wanganui Section on the 6 th, Bth, and 9th November, and will be available for return up to and including Wednesday, 10th November. Excursion Tickets to Wanganui at the following cheap x'ates will be issued on Tuesday, 9th November, and will be available for return on day of issue only. Ist Class 2nd Class From Palmerston 8s 6d 6s Od From Feilding j6g 6d 4s 6d From Halcombe j By Order. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership-4iitherto sub sisting between Hugh Crabb, of Halcombe, and the undersigned J. Gower, as Sawmiliers, at Haloombe, has been this day dissolved by me. Al: moneys due to the partnership must be paid to Mr James Beattie, of Feilding. Dated this fifth day of November, 1886. JOHN GOWER. Tjl ARLY CLOSING. We the undersigned General Storekeepers and Drapers of Feilding, having acceded to the request of our employes to close our places of business each .evening (Saturdays excepted), at six o'clock, the arrange-, ment to come into force 6n and after Monday, the -Ist day of November, 1886, we therefore request the public to make a note of the same. E. J. Cottrell— W. D. C. &G. Co. S. J, Thompson— Red House F. Train - Cash Exchange H. Donkin — Ready Money. Drapery (jr. Criehton — Glasgow House 0. Brown — Manchester House W. G. Haybittie FLOUR I FLOUR ASK for Chamberlain's FLOUR admitted to be the best in the Manawatu. Chamberlain's is the only Mill that fitted with appliances for thoroughlj mixing the wheat, essential to making good Flour. Orders punctually attended to. ; Mr T. R. Chamberlain has now started a corn-crushing machine. Oats crushed at 3d per bushel. Crushed oats for sale at 2s 9d. T. R. CHAMBERLAIN Feilding Steam Flour Mill. ~~csl^les~henky, SADDLER & HARNESS MAKER FERayssoN Street, Feilding. HAS much pleasure in announcing the receipt of his November shipment ex Tainui. Special attention is directed to .the following lines : — Best English Hunting Saddles. Ladies' Saddles, Sterling silver mounted Jpckey Whips in various new designs. Ladies' Hunting whips highly finished nickle silver. Goods comprising Ladies' and Gent's Bits, Pelhams, Snaffles, &c Stirrips an 3 spurs in every yariety or shape. Also a large assortment oi Trap and Buggy Furniture, solid nickle. A large, assortment of Harness and Colonial Saddles to choose from. Bridles — A large stock has been imported which is worthy of inspections. N.B.—^Also Horse Clothing, which will be sold very cheap. KIMBOLTON BUTCHERY. Tj* R. L I NT 0 F Will wait on his Customers for orderj and to supply them with the BEST MEAT AND SMALL GOOO& in the Market, at the j LOWEST POSSIBLE PEIOES. 'F. E. LINTON WISHES ALL TG LIVE.