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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 59, 5 November 1887, Page 1

FEILDIN6 BUTCHERY. H : ENRY RyTiirvFO^D be?s t« thank his iiumerous customer* for the lavora bo liberally accorded him during the past ten years. He w6uld ask them not to be led away by any misleading price lists. His weil-known Establishment will be conducted fof the^ fpture Von the same principles as in the. past, by supplying the Best Meat !at the Lowest Prices. : i: . I -HENBt RttTHER^OEI), ... Proprietor* KIMBOLTON .BUIOHERY. Tji 'Br'lii N % 0 H ' "Will wait pii Jus.' tiust^eirsjfbr of d^* ..•■•. . and to supply them with the BEST MEAT ANI) SMALL GOOOS ; i ' ? r.inthe-cMarket^ ; -; at the ; :.-:? LOWEST POSSIBLE PSICSg* . . I have now taken oifer : M^ '^ B. 'KEiJiiEEVEk's Sin i^ll (jp^>ds ' Bu'siijess, and will ctoiuim^ %^pjy; /tlie tiisb .Pork,.Safls^4sQnirhta > sda.yßj( Fridays, and Saturdays, and dairy fed porfcat all times on the lisual terms. f. 11; - LiN^fpN Dishes' I£l to ; 1\ If %$ C HESiEiR ;BUTCHIiYt v Vr' 11 ' ' ll ''" '■ ! '- : ' : ' ; * '' '' : "'' : ■•^-. *■■•• ' The^ ?,bbve. \ ls : #oyt. 6seti [siM . ; Proprietor hopes ' by suppiying. ; jonly the best meat at reasonable prices to merit a.nd obtain a tair share of the .patrona"ge of the residents and settlers iii Feilding and its vicinity. , : .; Families waitedbn "daiiy for orders. ' ; ; f : THOM4a :f H]ji^C^> ■;.<■ -. '. .', ':; PrOSRIEI!OK. .« ,i. . '".., i : KIMBQLTQNjRO^e (Next to Mr John JBishop, Blacksmith.) G TT i^YWELL begs • : XJl : « a lOi ;?-to announce that he ha« commenced business as a Coachbuilde^ijn. :the i above premises, and hopes by good workmanship, combined with moderate charges, lto merit a share x : of. Public Patronage. He will pnly use the very, best .faaterial, and new ; carriages will be' built on the latest and best designs. s ; - ; - [EsTABIISiBED 1880.J ,{? J> W IN •■ V OtTF N Q '■;■■ -Ii Frmtereri & General Dealer. : , ; All ; kinds of Fraifc iii seaspn. : English and Colonial Garden 1 Seeds.' BTay^Oatea Sneaf and StraWo.pha|f, Bran, Pollard, Beans, Peas. Barley, Crashed and Whole Oats, Fowls? WheafeC\M»ize, Straw, Potatoes, Ompns; Vegetables, and Cheese, .4iK : ' .', ■■- -'-. -■- : . - \, 'Agent for :— : New Zealand Times, N!ew Zealand ail, Wellington Evening Press, - Manawatn Daily -Times, ' Weekly' Tims, Illustrated New Zealand News, Barber's Dye. Works r (Wellington), . Wfbeeler'* New Zealand Views, Rubber (English and Colotiial), Knitting Machine for Stockings, &clj . : ' : ' '■'■•■■■'"'•■ JSi3 -Ostrich Feathers Cleaned & ; Curled. * KimbolbH Eoad Feilding, N-Z. TiIEILDING BACON FACTORY. Jj ■■— — Ist PRIZE EXp BITION. : HAMS/ BACON, ' always on haud- for. sale. ,^ A Pure-bred Essex Boar, 7/ 0 Si. : . at the service of >-§" £ S t'■ t ' Breeders^, = r o .2 ■ '. .... iQ ■"S.^.- Accommodation Paddock ' H O : " for Stock. ...■.,.-... §• W. B. RETEtaYE E, Pkopbietob. TjlOR SALE, ON/ EASY .TERMS. Rural Section^, Eitzherberl;, fronting Main Roads ariji Railway:—- - - ~:' -':: ' ' :: "' : '. ! ' : ': k. t. *,' No 8S VconkininV 108 2 10' „68 „ 100 0 0 „87 „ 10 0 0 „ 101 ,„ 18 0 .0 V 102 , A :\ 13 0 0 „105 „ : is 0 p; / 122 - .;■■ 80 0 6 123- ' '80 0 0 124 ♦ ; 76 6 6 The whole of the above consists of Fust-class soil. - : Apply to JAMES IiINTON, Land Agent, Palmerston North* if 0 r -s l •■■:;■■%' An improved Farm of 50 acres oa the A sb hurst Road, 4 miles from FeildingV ' ,- : . The property ib cleared and fenced into paddocks, and contains a 4« roomed cottage, outhouses, &o. Appl^ '*■ : ; v Star Offica \y ALT IE -It A M SAX (Late Duncan Cameron.) , 1 Saddler and Harness Manufac- - 115, Majtsbbs Sibeet, Wii^imsQgt S pring Cart Karnesa from £5 IQ4 1 10^