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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 571, 1 November 1887, Page 1

SMITHFIELD BUTCHEEY > The Oldest Established Shop in the Borough of Feilding), Corner of Manchester & Grey, streets E . .B . GICH.AB D.,: Proprietor. ETI /?" DESIRES . JD. VX. thank hie n* merous , customers for their kind patronage accorded him- during, the past, and hopes for a continuance oi their favors in the future. Customers waited on daily for orders. Prime Beef, Mutton, and Porkaiwayf on. hand. Small Goods promptly xnade up N.B. — Smallptosts and quick returns* FEILDING ,JiUTOHEEy.. JJ ENEY BUTHEEFO^D be?s to XI - thank his numerous .customer? 'for 'the 'ta.yors 'so liberally acxjoVdetf him during'the past ten years, " He would ask them not ; to b^B left away by any misleaaTng pritfe' lists. His well-known EstablJßhment wfl be-' conducted for the future oh thg same' principles as r in the^past, supplying the Beet Meat at theLowei Prices. ' HENBY BUTHEEFPBD, ' ' 'Proprietor, 1 JOMBQLTON BUJOHEEY. I^l E. f l/i T > :? T,,Q » Will wait on his Customers for orderg <: ' and to supply tßenj/wftli the 1 BKBT MEAT ANtP -£MAJJ* GOOOt ' J ' m the 3lafkcitr' ' 5 atjhe LOWE3t FOSSILS PBICS2, I £aye; now taken; oyjer Mr W. B. Retemeter's Small Goods Business, and "will continue to supply the best Pork >ausages on. Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, and dairy fed pork at #11 times on the usual terms 1 , : " f. b. linton wishba all to live. : -jitanchesteb butgheby. The above is now open and tha Proprietor hopes by supplying only the best meat at reasonable price's to merit and obtain a lair share of the patronage of the residents, and settler* in Feildjng and its vicinity. - Families waited on daily for or&eya. - thoma¥~hibst;, '-"■"" Proprietor, G. H. SAYWEIL; CARBIAGE.PACTOUy, KIMBOLTON ROAP, * (Next to Mr John Bishop, Blacksmith.) GTT QAYWELL begs »L|H # JO to announce that he has commenced business as ft Coaehbnilder in the aboye praises, and hopes by good workmanship, combined with moderate charges, to merit a share of Public Patronage, He will only use the very best saa. terial,-and new carriages will be 'built on the latest and best designs. rioB^ALE, ON EASY TERMS. Rural Sections, Fitzherbert, front* ing Main Roads and Railway ;— - A. E. ?. No 85 containing 103 %10 „ 68 „ ,100 0 0 „ 87 h 10 0 ,0 „ 101 „ J8 0 0 „ 102 „ IB 0 CO x „ 105 „ J3 0 0 ,122 ,i 80 0 0 X23 80 0 0 184 , . n 0 0 The wbolft of the above consists of First-class soil. Apply to * JAMES LINTON, Land Agent, Palmerston North* f ESTA9&ISBBP 1880. J j7 P W I N~Y O U N G , JTj Fruiterer, & General Dealer, All kinds of Fruit in season. English and Colonial (warden Seeds. Hay, Oaten Sneaf and Straw Chaff, Bran, Pollard, Beans, Peas. Barley, Crashed add. Whole Oats, Fowls' Wheat, Mt>ize* Straw, Potatoes. Onions, Yegetabtes, and (Jliepxe, 4lb. AiJeni for ; — New 2ieaja»4 Tim»«, New Zealand Mail. Wallington EveDiog Press, Manuwatu Daily Times, Weejfly Press, 1 1 1 us tr 11 ted N T e «r* Zealand Ne^?, Barhpr'« Dy« Works (W«lli»aton),-_Wheeler'f iNew 3euland Views. £übber^ SjtMpip (lingli.Nh and C< Jonial), Koittjog Miphin* for Stockings, Ac.; "^ , Ostrich Feathers Cleaned & Cvjrled, KirobolKs Road Feildipg.Jf^. "" JAMES PUBKJSS, BTAIS WAI BOAD, HALOOMBE, BOOKSELLEE and Fancy Ooodi Importer, All the Latest Periodical*, . A]s9 iilraforted News *n& Qi*shi<?